& it Star
Subscription tl.BO prr ymr, in iiifrrinrv.
V, A. THI"IIKIKOr, KatlKir unit I'lih.
WKt ) N KH DAY, I HTO 1 1 Kill iTTho:
Am Ifiili'in'iitli'ui ItH'Hl iih Mr,inlil Mini' vny
Winlnriiliiy M. KoynnltWvlHii, JiffnrMii I'n.
Ph., ili'vnli-it ti lln lnli'iv4tH of Ki'VlinliNvHIi.
unit .Iriri'rsittiriiitiiry. Nim.Millllrnl, will in-ul
nil with riilrniiw, nml will Im impix-lHlly (i I t -
ly Iiiwhi-iIh I Im lulHirtlitf rliim.
HiilMrrll Inn tirliT II An mt vnr. In ml vnnri.
I'uimiiiiiilriittiiiin InliMiili'il for iiiilillrnlliin
mnnl Im nri'imiimiiliMl lijr Ihw wrUir'H tiniiti,
mil fur iiiitilli'iitlnn, lull mi it Kiiuniiili'i
rimiiI fultn. Inli'rritliiK rtt'W llimm milli'lli'il.
Ailvtrtllnii mil' itmiln known on Hiillrn
tlon lit thn otllfi In ArnoliU' lllm'k.
l.rnirhly I'nniitiiinlrniliin nml rliiiniri of
mlvirllNtiniiiN Hhonlil rimrh lliln iiHVi liy
Mimiluy niMin.
Aililri" nil I'nmmiintmtlonii to( A. Mlrili
ennn, Iti'vnnltNvlllo, I'n.
Kntorvil hi ihn lolllcn nt Ki'ynolcUvtllii,
Tit., Hi'i'onil rln nmll nmllnr.
"Tlio main nnniin why tlinrct iiii nut
mom iphmI hoy Ih Ihh-uhmo Hikiii uro not
mom (timhI fntln;K."
M untidy won Clilriitfi) ilny nt tlio
Wen Id'it Kulr ami tlm nttuniliuirn wan
tlio Ini'Ki'Ht uvur known to ntti-iul nn
oxpoHltlnn. Tlio lni'ifi'Ht nlli'iiiliini'ii nt
tllO 1'lllln Kx)OHitloll WH -IHI,IM)0; t lit
lui'tfi'Hi nt tlio (Vntomiiiil I'.x i ml t li hi
wnii 274,1)11), hut 7K),(HH) mipli nil. nil
tlio Coliiinhian KxpoNltinn Mninluy.
Tho boy or ninn who tlriiikn, khiiiIiIi'h
and whllon nwny vnlnnhlo tiimi In Imlo
lpnoo nml IiIIimiohh will reap hour of
ntfrot nml roinoino In lntr llfo. Trim
mnnllnoHM Ih not huilt Hint way. l'ustn
thin In your hat, young man. Tho jrlrl
or young lady who X'rmlt tho ooiupany
of hiii'Ii r yoiintf man run a groat rink of
tvaplng your of sorrow nml lioartai'ho.
Hottor "liNik a llttlo out" an to tho com
jinny you kocp. Panto thin on your
mirror, young woman. Kx.
"Tlio following paragraph voiitalim
flfty-Hovon woriln, ono hunilriil nml ton
c'h, anil no other vowol: 'Wo fool ox.
tromo foohlonoHH w lion wo wink juTfoot
exoollonoo hoiv. Wo well ronioinlior
inon ovory whom orr. Evon whin KiIoii'b
ovorgroon tiiH'H Hholtoivd Kvo, tlio nor-
pmit erupt thoi-o. Vot, whon tomptoil,
whon ohoorloHHiioHH iloproHwiN, whon
holploHHiii'HH fottorH, whon wo hooiii il
Hortoil-thon wo ivinmnhor Hotlilolioni;
wo Ix'ttoooh tho Hoiloomor'H hoi p. Wo
ovor nooil tho rvwt tho IiIohhoiI oxH'rt.' "
Lot hIhUjih not hogriulgo tho tlmo
anil enru Ik'Htowoil on a hrothor. It Ih
hard to Ik'liovo that any Imy you know
ho woll iih your lirotlmr ran ovor turn
out anything vory UHoful. Woll, ho
may not Iw a Mimoh. Thoro In only ono
of that kind iiimmIoiI for alx thoiiHand
yoarn. Hut I toll you what your hrothor
will Imi oithor a blowing or a uurau to
Hocloty, and a onndldato for liappinoHH or
wrotohotlnoHH. llo will, like Mown,
havo tho ohoioo botwoon ruhloa and
living oohIh, and your Inlluonco will
havo muoh to do with hla (IocIhIoh. Ho
may not, liko Mohoh, bo tho doll vor of a
nation, hut ho may aftor your fathor
and inothor aro gono, bo tlio dollveror
of a hoiiHohnld.
Find out early what nature donlgns
you to bo whothor a lawyer, doctor,
proaohor, trador, or mochBnlo and
strive awdduouHly to qualify yoiunolf for
the dificharge of tho dutioi of your
calling, nay William Matthews. Ho
aroful not to mUtako a haHty Impulne,
a shallow ttimixirary liking, for a real
bont or deep lovo for a vocation; and,
on the other hand, when you have
pursued any biiMlnoHg for some years,
and mot porploxltes of which you had not
dreamed, do not hastily abandon It for
another thus throwing away most of
tho knowlodge and experience acquired
with the expectation of finding your
pathway In tho latter strown with
roses without thorns. All callings that
are worth pursuing are alike In this
that not ono of them is eay. Only
.after repeated ' failures following tho
roost earnest and persistent effort to
euocoed should a chango be made.
Remember, too, that those kinds of
businoss which pay bost In the long run
are the slowost In the beginning to
yield a return.
Suppose you are given to the habit of
profanity. You enter into conversation
with a man who never swears, or in
. othor words, a gentleman. By and by
you begin to perceive that he Is the
superior man. Your own remarks have
a tame, flat, feeble sound to your ears.
Your cheeks begin to burn with a sense
of your friend's excellence. Your port
little damns sound course and drop out
of your sentonoes ashamed to remain In
the company of good, honest English
words, until, as you discover that you
are carrying on your part of the conver
sation without swearing, you feel easlor
and your Intellectual stature Is increased
by a foot. Just observe this, my boy,
and see if I am not right. But you will
( rip out sometime; oh, yes, in some way
you will. I krow good men some of
the best in the world who will "con
found it," and In New England even a
deacon has been known to "condemn
it." But as a rule, my son, don't do it.
Dont swear. It isn't an evidence of
worldly wisdom. Any fool can swear.
And a great many fools do swear. I,
my son? Ah, If I could only gather up
all the useless, uncalled for swears I
have dropped along the pathway of Ufa
I know I could remove stumbling blocks
from many inexperienced feet, and my
own heart would be lighter by a ton than
it is to-day. But if you are going to be
a fool just because othor men have been,
oh, my son, my son, what an awful,
what, a colossal, what a hopeless fool
you will be. Burdette.
Rsthmet,
Work has begun on thn now 1. O. 8.
of A. hall.
Mr. K. Koaglo, has Ix-gun tho erec
tion of a new dwelling houwi.
A young lady of our town got mai-rlod
hod Tiinwlnv no illil I'M. Moore. Our
eoiigratiilntloiin are exlonilod unto thu
happy twain.
Our whools havo oMinod up for an
other nIx months under thn control of
Mr. Iliiulor, MIhmoh Johimton and I'nt
ton, all of whom are HHikon of as able
tl'lll'llOIK.
Our ball Hub, on Monday afternoon
played a game with the KoytioldHvlUo
team. Through moiiio blunder on the
part of tho ono who played the tnoxt
liiiMrtnnt part of the gamo, t hero was
only one hcoiii credited to tho vIhIIoik.
Hev. .lohiiHton preached In tho M. K.
church on Sunday at .'I. Ill) o'clock, and
wo underxtniid lie will preach regularly
every two weekn at tho name hour, ho
having boon called to the paHtorngo of
tho I'lTHliyteilan congregation nt. this
plain.
Hev. Noblo, of Ponxnutnwnoy, iliv
llveii'd a very lutcroHtlng iIIhcoiii'ho to
tho K. of '. bulge, on Sunilay at It. IN)
o'clock A. M. llo alwi preached In tho
M. K. church nt 7.:) l. m. Tho Hev.
gentleman nml wlfo Bin the gucHtHof K,
,T. Taylor while In town.
David Ditch, until litHt week, ban not
mulled a genuine old fiwliloiied hiiiIIo for
hIx or ho veil years. Hut, good IiiiiiIh!
If ho was named iih tho proHont nilmln
iHtrntlon mouth piece, ho could not
havo mulled a broader nml mora plonn-
Bill Hinilo l li nil no mil IiihI week when a
young daughter ennui to hoard with
him.
Work at the Hprnguo and lien
ry mines Iibh not boon vory good
for the pnnt week or two, but wo
cxMiet ami iohi for lioltor times nml
steadier work when tho financial nml
other lniMirtant affali-H of HiIh great
nation have ticcn graded down to.IefTer-
Honlan simplicity. Kuril Ih our promise
Why not Iiom?
Tlio Central Hotel bait received two
coiitH of paint which greatly Improves
tholookHof tho building. The proHont
new proprlotorH, (loo. nml James
Hughes, under whoso direction tho im
provcineiitH hnvo boon made, aro men
who will Hpnro no pniim in preparing
for the itccoiiimiNlation mid comfort of
tho traveling public.
I toy your new hIiooh while thu styles
aro iivhIi. Hoed s shoos aro nobby.
Huy your shoos whom the dealer docs
as he agree. Hood doe.
The Lowest Rate of the Year to Chicago
vis P. R. R. Co.'s Coach Excursions.
At a recent mooting the rate to Chi
cago via tho 1'cnnHylvmiln Kailroad
was definitely decided iiion, and will
hold good during tlm remaining excur
sions of tho jiooplo's popular coach ser
ies: $18.00 from New York, $17.00 from
Philadelphia, Haltimoro and Washing
ton, and proiortlonntoly low rates from
othor points on tho company's division
and branches. Theso rates aro the low
est that havo yet been authorized, nnd
their ultimate logulity hiw boon brought
about mainly through tho efforts of tho
Pennnylvunla Railroad Company.
Tho remaining dates on which this
remarkable rate will apply aro October
17th and 2lHt from Now York and Phil
adelphia, and 14th and 21nt from Haiti
more and Washington, whon trains will
leave tho sovoral Eastern terminals
fully and comfortably equlpod with
Pennsylvania standard coaches, and all
taking advantago of those exceptional
opportunities aro assured of being am
ply cared for In transit. Tho arriving
tlmo In Chicago, early tho next after
noon, Is on equality with tho fast ex
progs trains' schedule, and affords suffi
cient time for a selection of accommoda
tions for tho stay In Chicago.
Tho immense volume of travel now
directing Itself towards the World's
Fair and the rapidly approaching ter
mination of the Exposition lnfluonce
the company to place every Inducement
posslblo before the public. Thoro could
bo no better way devised to encourage
visits to the most marvelously gorgeous
exhibition the peoplo of this generation
have ever seen.
Robinson's heavy shoes for children.
Buy the Iron King shoe from Robin
son, only $2.60.
The time has come to try your soles.
If you wear Rood's $4.00 shoo, your soles
will stand the test woll.
Children's high out shoos at Robin
son's cheap.
A Terrible Explosion.
Bldgwuy Advocate.
A fatal explosion of natural gas
occurred at Johnsonburg at about 2
o'clock on Tuesday morning last, by
which John Zerbet and his wife were
very seriously, if not fatally, injured,
and their infant child was instantly
killed. The force of the explosion was
so terrible that the house was blown to
atoms and other houses nearby were
moved on their foundations, and
windows were broken in many houses
over the town. The house was one of
the clay works tenement near the B.
R. & P. water tank. ' . ,
eedR sella a handsome shoes at $3.00.
Australia raises the only kangaroos.
but Reed sella kangaroo shoes.
"Flrel rirl riret"
ltr.VNi)i.tviLi.R, Pa., July IS, 189.1.
7b tiff whom il limy ronorm:
My dwelling Iioiiho on Hill street,
ItoynoldHvlllo, Pa., was struck by light
ning on Juno 2Mh and was Insured In
N. (1. Pliinoy's agency, HriNikvlllo, Pa.,
by Walter Hpry, solicitor. Tho loss
was paid Thursday and I can roeom
tumid Pliiimy's agency as prompt and
reliable.- 10-n. JoilN Wll.MAMH.
It doemi't innko a llo any whiter to
put It on a tomhfitoiio.
Children's high cut shoes at Robin
son's. A good man Is killed when a hoy goes
wrong.
Wo can't blnino a man for liclng
watchful of his dollars, but all am not
watchful; If they were, they would trade
at Hoed'H,
Holf-decoptloii Is tlm worst kind of
deception,
Do unto others ns you would have
thorn do to you. Deal fairly. That Ih
Henry A. Heed, "the hIiihi man's,"
motto.
For Sale.
Throe acres of land near Dig Holiller
mine, with a Iioiiho and necoHHnry out
buildings on land, must 1st sold. Tho
proiort.y rents well. Price $:ir0.00;
tlmo given on part. AddreHH,
H. H. Dauiiknhi'kck, Oakland, Pa.
All Kinds of gum goods at Robin
son's.
No man Is ever alone. When (lod Ih
not with him the devil Ih.
Have you seen Heed's $.1.00 hIioo t
There am too many people who pray
that (lod will convert tho whole earth
who never give more than ton cents at
a time to help 111 in do It.
It needs no hhicIu! moHHikgo of the
ProHltlotit to toll tlio peoplo of Reynolds'
vlllo whore Heed's shoo stem Is.
How murli eiwler It Is to toll others
how they ought to wnlk than It Is to
keep In tho middle of the road yourself,
(in to KIhIoii'h for ninmunllloiis of all
klmlH.
Homo of tho organ's sweetest notes
come from pipes that ate out of sight.
You iniiMt wear shoes If the times nre
clime. Kit your mIiimis to tho times nml
buy of Henry A. Rood, "tho shoo man."
If you hate your next door neighbor
It is all the evidence they need In
heaven that you do not love the Ijord.
rail underwear for ladies' and
children at II. J. N'lcklo's.
Thoro Is no good pasture any whero In
the devil's country for tho Lord'sNhcop.
(So to W. V. Hohultxo At Hon's for
"Minnehaha" Hour, tho only place
whom It Is sold In town.
It Is human nature to hate tho peoplo
who show us that wo are littlo.
Why pay runt any longer? Walter
Spry has three good houses forriulo, two
on Jucknon st. and on Worth st., at bar
gains. JJKI'UItT OK TIIK rONIHTION
or tiis
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
nt lleynoldHvllln, In tlm Hlulo of IVnnxylvs
nlu, ut III" i'Iimii of IiuhIikihh UelelMir 3, IhlM.
hkhihiiiuks:
I.onnt nnd iIIwoiiiiIh H2.7S2 71
t'... Hondn lomx'iirn rtri'ii In! Ion.... :m,i nil
Due from HpimvMl rtN4rve itKi'iils.. lft,lfil M
I 'lie frnni other National linns Ill 74
Kiirnltiirfl unil Hutiirmi Ml a
Ciirri'nt kxih'mhi' anil inxm piilij..., lli:i IV
I'nmilumiion I). H. Jlimil 3,7711 Ml
I'lii'rkH nml other ntHli lttrasi IIH) 72
iiiiih or otimr minks I.IHU 01)
Krnctlonnl imjMir uurruiiry, sickles,
and cunlM W ttl
Hrn'l v fi.WKI 10
1,1'iml-tendiT Helen 7,aiJ UU
Itwlnnipllon fund with U. 8. TronK-
urur to pur cunt, or circulation). . I,itf0 00
Total W7,m M
LIASIUTIKS.
Capltnl Htoek piI In nn,:c!0on
t'liillvliled profit 1,4.'7 it
Nniloniil Hunk aotiiHoutHtandliiir-.. Ili.nie Ml
Individual lnJT HiilJitrt,torhuk 30,1177 44
Lluhllltiu other than triune hIhmo
aiaiua 10 CO
Total tV7,IM4 M
IUU tf FuBijrlrutt, Onitjff Jtfsrm, :
I, John II. Knurlmr, nnnlilnrotthn aliovs
riRmud bank, do tioliimjilv iwnu ihuL tlm
ahovn Hlutniint I (rue to thu stmt of my
Hiiuwitvua uiiu in'iifi.
juiin II. KAUCiisa, Cashier.
HlltHWrlllAd lld HWflpn tg IwifuM aaa t.lm Itfh
day of OetotxT, lhL
AI.UKHT iibtnousi, riiotrjr7 ruuuc.
Coiuuct Attest:
(!. MlfOIIFIJ.,
Hoott MeCi.Kl.LAMIx Directors.
JlWKPH HTKAUSS,
saroainsi
Bargains l
-JtT THE-
PEOPLE'S
Bargain Store.
We make a specialty of
Gents' and Ladies' Furnish
ing Goods and Shoes, and
Boys' Clothing.
Quick Sale! Small Front !
One Price!
A. KATZEN, Prop'r.
tlnllrvMk ftlm ftnltlt.
JlUrKAM), lKHIHKHTKU ft 1'ITTH
J HUltdll RAILWAY.
Tlinnhiirt llnn lilwKin IMillol. Itldirwnr,
llrniiriiMl. HHlaiiiniii , lliiltnlo. Itui'liKiiliir.
nliiHnra Fall nml uolnl In the uppnr oil
res Ion.
On nml nfmr .linin 4ih, IWM, iamin-
frMrnliia will ni-rlm mill ilepnrl. from Knlj
'rink uiiu Ion, dully, rmupt rluuiUy, a fol
lowm liOlt A. M. - Itimiroril Ai itituiHliitlon- Kor
ihiIiiIn Ninth IhiIwkkii I-kIIh Hrexk ami
lirmlf.ird 7 In . m. mUril train for
runiNiilniinpy.
10 IIAA.M.- Iliiitiilnniirl ItiH'lienier mall-for
llrorkwny vllln, l(lilKWy,.loliiiMiiiliurs.Mt,
Jewell, Kraiiroiit.HnliiuiHiii', Miiirnlu anil
ItiH'himlnri roiinei'llnii at Jolinmiiiliiirs
with I'. A K. Irnln II, for Wlho, Kami,
Wnrrn. Horry and Hrln.
IO :lB A. M - A iiiiMMlnlhin- Ker lliillol,
Hyki-i, III It nn nm I'm, tmitnoiii'r.
liVIM. M.- llMiilford ArroinniiMlntlofi Fur
lli-e, hlri'e. llriH'kwvllle, klllnonl, I'nr
inon, Khluwiiy, JolitiKonliiii'ii, Ml. Jnwiilt
nml llriiilroril.
fttIO I'. M.- Mnll- Kor lliitlntii, Hykra, III
Kim, I'unnniiiMwni'ir nml WiiIhIoii.
NiV4 I'M. Ai'i'iitiiinoidiiliiii Kor I Hi linin, Ills
nun nmi riiiiHiiiuwiier,
nolo A. M Hiiinliiy Iniln lor HriH'kwny-
vllle, Hlilv way anil jotiiiMiiiliui-s.
flilll I' M.- Hominy train I or lliillol, Hy ken
Ills Hun anil l'iiiinuininey.
llioiimiuil tnlln lli kel ill two rem per
nun'. tiofi ior iiiNniit iH'iween nil Million,
J. II. Mel nt v mm, Asi-iil, I-nil creek, I'n.
J. II. IIAIIIIKTT K. I ', I.AI'KV,
lleiii'iiil Hupl. (Inn. I'n. Amuit
MulTiilo, ,N. V. ItiH'hemer N. V
ji:nnhyi,vania haii.hoad.
IN KKI'KlT MAY 21, IHII.'I.
I'hllnilelililii A P.rle Knllrond lllvlnlon Tlinti
iiiiiin. riiiiim leuve iiitri wood.
KAHTWAUII
M:tM A M Trnlii m, diilly eeepl Sumlny for
Monliliry, lliirrlnliurii nml Inlernieillnle ntn
Hiiiik unlvliiK nl I'lilliiili-lpliln S MI r,
New Volk,W:ilA I'. M lliilllmore, H f. M.
WiimIiIiikioii, N:lft i'. m. I'lillmuii I'm lor eur
from WlllliiiiiHtKirt nml iiiiiiiiir i'iiiii'Iiii
from Kntie lo lrlilluili'lililii.
!l::in I'. M - Train S, dully iieept Munilny for
iinrriMoiir nmi llliei llieoinie Nlullmm. ar
rlvlllK nl. IMlllmlellililn 4 :il A.M.! N..w Vot-U
7 t A. H. 'I'hrouilli roili ll from lllllloln lo
niiiiiiiiiHNin. I'iiiiiiiiiii Hleeplu enr from
MiiirlNliurs lo riilliiilelihln and New Vnrk.
rlillililelililn plmHeliireni run reimilll 111
HliMHr linillHlurlHMl until 7:111 A. H.
9:M I'. M Tmln 4. ilnllv for Hiiiiliio v llurrlu.
Iiiii-k nml Inleriiii'dliiiii Htnlloii, mrlvliig at
I'hllmleliililn, n-.liH a. m i New York, V .
A. M. Hull luiiirn, 41:20 A. M. Wnxliliixlou, 7:,l
A.M. I'lillmuti i'nr ami piinMutKer eoiieliit
lioin iMie nun uillllitiinHtl't lo I'll 1 1 Mitel ph In,
I'liHneimer lii bIitiit for lliilllmiirn nml
Wiinliliiuion will lie iiiiiiHfi'rred Into Wnnli
IllStoll HH'i'per nl Hurt InlnirK.
WMTWAIili
7:11 A. M. Trnlii I, dully eeept Hnnilny for
ItlilKwuy, lliillol, riiirmoiil mid liiler
iiieilliitn HliitloiiH, l.imviM KldKwuy at il;ll
r. lor r.rie,
D:WI A. M.-Trulii n, dally for Krla and Inter
ini'illnlti ihiIiiIm.
D:'.'7 I'. M. --1'rulu II, dully eirepl Hilmlity for
K line nml liiieruieilhile ntui Ion.
TIIKOI'OII TUAINH l ull Mill TWOOII
r KOM TMK KAH1 A N II HOI I I II.
TUAIN II leave I'lilluileliilila H:(i a. iii.
WiixhliiKlon, 7..MIA. M. lliifllmorii,H:4.1A.M.
H IlkeHlmrre, In: I "i A. m i dully exeepl. Hioi
ilnv. nrrlvliiir nl Hrlfl wikhI hi II: ''7 r. m. Willi
I'lillmnii I'urlor cur from I'lilluilelplila Ui
o ii on i,iMH,ri .
Tit A I N a leuve New York a! S p. mi I'hllu
iii'iiniiii, 11:211 p. 111. 1 tviisiniiiiiiiii, 111.111 u. 111.1
Iliilllinore, 11:4(1 p. 111. 1 dully nrrlvliis nl
lllirtwiHHl at U:rl 11. 111. I'lillmun nleelillis
em from I'lilhiileliitiln In Drle nml from
WhhIiIiikIoii and lliililmorn lo Vi llllmiiHnirl
umi 11110111111 iiitHHciite-r I'oni'iie rrom riiim.
delpliln lo Kile mid llnllliuoru lo Willi iiiiih
iioi-i mid lo lliillol.
Til A I I leuve Keiiovo nt n:W n. in., dully
cii'cpi Huiiilny, arilvliiK at lrlflwiMl 7 : ."
a. 111.
.lOHNSONHUHO RAILROAD.
(Dally exoept Sunilay.)
TUAIN III leuve Itliluwnv ill ll:4lln. m.! .I11I111
Houliiira 111 H:M a. 111., uitIvIiik m clorimiiit
111 l'i::i n. Ill,
TUAIN 211 leuve Clermont nt HI M a. in. nr
rMiiU nt .lohii4oiiliuiK at 11:40 a. 111. and
KldKwny tit ll:M a. in.
It
IDOWAY Sl C'LKARI'IKLD It. It.
iiaif.y kyck.1t hunday.
hoi;tiivauii. noktiiwaki).
F.1vi "aTm: hTaTFoXB. A. H. I1, M.
12 III 4H Hlilitwny Cm 7 0)
IS IH N iHinuii umi 1211 fliu
iitl IID2 Mill II iiven I 111 Mil
ia.il loir' I'roylunil inn 11 :
I2;ia in 10 HluirtnMIII 12 Ml :
M42 111 II lllilil HiH'k 12 M S 2(1
1244 HI 17 Vllieynrd Hun 12 W A 24
12 4H 2ii SI Currier Vil n il
lull loc! Hrockwiiyvllln 12 'M tlMI
110 HI 12 Mi-Minn Niimuilt 12 (lft7
114 104S llnrvey Hun 12 24 AM
120 KIM lull Creek 12 20 A 4,1
14A II HA lliillol. 12 lift 6U0
TltAINH Ll.AVK KlllUWAY.
Flint wuril. Wenlwnnl.
Truln H, 7:17 a. 111. Trnln H, t:'M a. m.
Train (I, 1:4.1 p. in. Truln I, ;i:Mi p. in.
Train 4, 7:AA p. 111. Train II, H:U p. m.
H M. I'ltKVOHT,
(inn. MuusKiir.
J. It. woor,
Una. Pan. Ag't.
A LLKOIIKNY VALLKY RAILWAY
COMPANY oonimonoliig Holiday
Juno IH, KI)2. fyiw Grade Division.
AHTWAIIU.
STATIONS. NO..NO.A.NO.II. 101 I KM
A. M.
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10 47
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(hill Klnlier
llenesutU)
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10 23
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4 00
A. M
P. M.A M.l P. If.
Train dally except Sunday.
DAVID McOAKOO, Osa'i,. Hitpt.,
Pttuburg, Pa.
JAB. P. ANDERSON, OiN'L. Pahs. Agt.,
Httaburg, Pa
A Knw inrl AMatiAlk r., . . t . s r -
DoiMof Olplmui. A BsMniiw fcf PlS
of vory attar tod
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wun ui iuir or
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potmn to our mnt eatM. Too cbi mi Iw
IxnellU mwlvsd. si box, 8 for as by aialL budism
Iru OouantMlaradbyorasnlar
LUNS I If A i 111 N ? rm
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HI OOO tVHtWlKH. DMT1, Blld od r'T-"-"ili
txkn, monitUf iiliiiUil tut ctlkUwB'sasa. llnmi
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. CALL ON
G. P. HOFFMAN.
B)c5cialiH, in
Lenses for the Eyes.
SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION FREE.
COMB AND SEE!
New Goods lor Winter!
A comploto lino of
ORES - GOOD !
Now Wwmw and HIijwIoh, a Groat Variety. You will bo Hur
priHod to hoo nuoh a ntock in our city, hut
wo liavo tliom and ut
Prices to Please all,
Call and hoo for yournolf. Wo liavo a nico lino of
NotioiiH, IiRdioH' and Cliildrtin'H Undorwour and LadioH' and
Child ron'H Coatn.
BING 6c GO.
DENTISTRY!
Dental plates mended while you wait, and you need not
wait longer than 20 ininuteH.
NFull or Partial sets of TeetnK-
put in tho mouth an noon aH your uriHceaHo blooding
after extraction. Kemilt, you need not
b Been at all without teeth.
Crown and Bridge Work !
or Teeth Without Plates !
All branches of dentistry performed by modem methods
ana wiui the least possible discomfort to the
patients. Consultation and ex
amination Free.
Dps. ff icher & Gerow,
Deposit Bank Building.
Dubois.
RplUi Hardware Co
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE. STOVES and RANGES,
TIN, - SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE,
AMMUNITION, FISHING TACKLE OP ALL KINDS, - HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS, WOOD AXD IRON PUMPS.
And everything kept in a
Roofing and Spo'lng Done to Order.
REYNODSVILLE, PA.
Main st.,0p. Bel nap House,
REYNOLDSVILLE.
First-class Hardware Store.