Hubitcriptwn $l.f0 prr year, n nilvanrr. C. A. ftTKPIIKNNON. Kdllor and IMlb. WKDNKHDAY, DKCKMHKK , IMia An liiili'iH'Wli'iil Iik'hI yiipvr, ptililWhnl iviry WpiIih'miIh.v nt lliiynnlilHvlMis .li'rtVrmtn i'ii. Vn., ilrvoiWl to thv lnli'int nf Ki'ViiiiliUvllln linil JrlTi'rimi'niinty. Nnn-ml11lrnl. will tri'iit. f ll with fHlrnnw, inrl will lM"HM'lKlly frlcnil y tnwimt tln InlmrliiK rlmi. Hiilmrilpllim irlrp 11.(10 pt'rveur, In mlviini'p. Cniiiiiiiiiilriitliiiin liilmiili'ii for lmlillrnllun ?nui. Imi h inimnlttl by I ho wrmir'n niinii', not for nnblliMitlon, hot nn n friiiiriiiiti'e of good fulfil. lnt'rMlnK mw ltim unllrllpfl. Ai1vtrlllnir rnlv mn1n known on tippllm tlon nl thtofllct In Arfiiilil' Hlm-k. Lpnithlv rommunlcutton nnil rlitinirP of mlvi'rtlsrnii'iitH hIhiiiIiI roirh IliU iitllrn liy Munitiiv nimn. Aillri"M nil fommonlrntlonii toO. A.Htcph fnon, Hi'VihiIiIhvMUi, Vn. Kntcri'il lit llio poMofllro nt Iti-ynoldnvlllo, r., n mviinil tIiim mull ninttiT. Tf llioro worn not no ninny t-lillilron who look llkn their jmronln, )Mrlnipn there would not bn no ninny hnmi'ty looking hoys nntl rIi'Ir In tho world. Komi'body him d IhcovitimI that cluiivh nli'riliicNM In to bo oxpliilnod onHciriilillo jirliH'Ipli'H. It Ik, In fact . a condition of liypnotiHin, mid ho fur from tiidiontitiK inattention to the wirmon hIiowh rather complete Blworption by It. Fixing one' mind on tbo volee of the mlniHter In tho ntbiM'wtwi complete Rilonoo of the aiiilleneo room produces jnt the oondl tionn ni'coHHtiry to dominntton hy Bn other's mind, nd thn nodding bond mid drooping, henvycyolhlHiiro not eloquent of the preacher's dullneHH, but rather mute toHtlmonlnlHof hid jmworfnl influ ence. Thim, ono by ono, bid honry tradltioiiH fading nway before tho Heaivh Ing light of Kcloneo. If any farmer In this wet ion luw pro curod MimploH of grain from thn World 'n Fair agricultural building, ho will do well to burn it forthwith. It In Mated that tho discovery has lwn made that thn wholn exhibition has born attacked by tho weevil, a poHt whoso larva in a worm that burrows In thn kernel of tho grain, and lias done enormous damage to tho erops In south-western RuhhIb and India, wheneo, doubtless, it was brought to the World's Fair. It Is Mated that thousands of samples of grain have boon carried away from the agricultural building, and there is seiu-coly a corner of tho United States whore the post has not been carried. One who has tried tho experiment nays: A simple but effective barometer can be tmido by filling a common, wldo mnuthnd pickle, bottle within three Inches nf tho top with water; then tak ing an ordinary Florenco olt flask, and, huving romoved tho straw covering and washed It thoroughly, plunging tho nock of tho flask as far as it will go Into the picklo bottlo, you have thus a com plete barometer. In fine weather tho wator will rlso into tho neck of tho flask higher than tho mouth of the pickle bottle, in wet and windy weather it will fall to within an inch of tho flask. Before a heavy galo of wind, nt least eight hours before the gale roaches its height, tho water has, it is said, boon aoen to leave the flask altogether. A writer who has stopiwd to cemmder tho matter, says: "Very few persons realize tho arduous character of the physician's work. To the avorago lay man he sooms to load a llfo of ease and profit, with little to do boyond tho in sertion of bunk notos into a plothorio purse, or the enjoyment of pleasure drives about tho country. But, as a matter of fact, he is subjoot to a con stant and prodigious mental and physi cal strain, which throws a blazo of light upon the fact that physicians head tho list of suicides every year. It is not so much the amount of labor that woars out tho human muchino, as the lack of Continuous vest, and this the physician lacks. If the calls of suffering humanity do not summon him from his bed, anx iety as to tho sick who have Intrusted themselves to his hands banishes sleep from his eyes. In view of this fact it is not surprising that medical men are short-lived, nor is it marvelous that un der the great mental exertion the mind gives wuy, and he takes his own life." We believe there is not a class of men who give as liberally of their earthly possessions and don't tell the world about it as the ministers of the gospel. People who are not intimately acquaint ed with this class of' men have no idea how often, and how deep, they run their hands down into their pockets for char itable purposes. Because the world at large, and many of the members of the churches, who give little red pennies to collections for church and benevolent purposes, don't know the liberal spirit of the preacher, thoy think the man who gets a thousand a year is getting too much money for the work he does. It has been our good fortune to be inti mately acquainted with some noble ministers who are possessed with ability to muke twice one thousand a year if they followed worldly pursuits in life, but who have sanrlfloed worldly ambi tion to preach the gospel, who give . largely of their emoluments in ways un known to their congregations. If all professed christian people would give as liberally of their earthly possessions, "as the Lord prospers them," as the minlstem of the gospel do,' generally speaking, muny little dwarf souls that are now trying to see bow cheap they can get to heaven, would commence to grow and might be able to enjoy what they now profess to have religion. Winter Tours via P. R. R. Tim final arrangements are now made by tho tourist Bureau of the Pennsylva nia Railroad Company for the running of it porHonally-flondnctod tours for thn coming season. First and foremost in point of magnitude and attractiveness come those to California and Florida. Tho dates for tho former are January 31st and February 22d. Tho first date has boon selected so that en route to tho glorious westernmost Htato of the Union tho Manll (!ras festivities at New Or leans may bo enjoyed by tho tourist. California will command unusual atten tion this winter by reason of tho Mid winter Kxposltlon to he held at Han Francisco. This exhibition promises almost to rival tho Into World's Fair in completeness. Many Kastern people have already deeided to attend. Florida, always a popular haven, still justly assorts Us claim as the most de lightful part of our country In which to pass tho inclement months oft the year. Five tours will be run there, January .'loth, February l.'tth, February 27th, March 13th, and March 27th, have lioen chosen as the starting dates, foil from New York, W8 from Philadelphia and nn equally low rate from other points will cover all ex-nses en route. Old Point Comfort appeals strongly to those not caring to journey further from homo, and on Deeonilior 2llth this historical spot will lie visited by a s)ec hil tour. Last come the tours to Wash ington, 1). C, an December 14th and 2th, January ISth. February 8th, March 1st and 22d, April 12th and May .Id and 24th. The Pennsylvania Hull road Compa ny's guarantee that thorough and satis factory methods will lie pursued in conducting these trips needs no addi tional testimonial. UlMd lidlliu. Tho grand seciflc for the prevailing mill ml v of the ago, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Khoumatism, Costivcnoss, General Debility, etc., Is Bacon's Celery King for tho Nerves. This great her bal tonicstimulatcs the digestive organs, regulates the liver and restores tho sys tem to vigorous health and energies. Samples free. Largo packages 2." and 50c. Sold only by W. B. Alexander. Notice! The regular annual meeting of tho stockholders of tho First National Bank of Roynoldsvillo for tho election of directors will ho held at tho banking room on Tuesday, nth day of January, 1S!4, betweon tho hours of 10.00 A. M. and 4.00 r. M. John II. Kaucher, Cashier. Bring your repairing to headquarters. Wo make a specialty of Watch Cleaning and Repairing of all kinds. Work en trusted to us is certain to receive care ful and Intelligent treatmont from ex port and skillful hands. Clocks cleaned, repaired, regulated and set In fine run ningordor. Jewelry and all small wares mended and repolished to look as good as now. All work guaranteed. Ed. Goodkk, Jeweler and Optician. Those $12.00 Trloott Macintoshes re duced to J10.00 at Glenn Mllliren's. Sound Advice. All tho young womon in tho country would do well to hood tho words which good Bishop Foster once addressed to a class of girls graduating from college Ho said: "Learn your obligation to the past, be careful of tho present, and prepare yourself for tho great future before you. Though you may not be found on the battlefield or at the ballot box, you can build up tho future by building up tho men. You live in a particularly excit ing time, when you have placed in op position to you one of the greatest vices, and you women will conquer if all those of your sex who are real women, will combine. Beware of coxcombs and libertines. They are fools, whether they know it or not. By your conduct toward thorn, send them from your presence. Reserve your hearts and love for men. Be not what is known as fashionable woman. There is nothing so foolish as such a woman, and none but fools admire her." See the new rubber shoes at Robin son's. , A German clergyman who was travel ing stopped at a hotel much frequented by wags and jokers. The host, a not being used to have a clergyman at his tuble, looked at him with surprise; the guests used all their artillery of wit upon him without ellctlng a remark. The clergyman ate his dinner quietly, apparently without observing the gibes and sneers of his neighbors. One of them, at lost, in despair at his forbearance, Bald to him, "Well, I wonder at your patienoe I Have you not heard all that bus been Bald to you ?" "O, yes; but I am used to it. Do you know who I am?" "No, Bir." "Well, I will Inform you. am chaplain of a lunatic asylum." Two for One. We are making a special offer to each of our readers paying a year's subscrip tion to the Star in advance, and to all new subscribers paying in advanoe, we will give them the best local paper In Jefferson county and will give them free, either the Womunkind or Ameri can Farmer, for one year. The two papers above mentioned are exoellent monthly papers and the subscription urjee of each is $1.00 a year. This offer is made only to those in rennsyivama. Figi and Thistle. Ilium's Horn.) A myrlnil of khii'Ioii Intent Inn Is less than n merelfnl net. A limit rt-owtit'O full of pn'tc nitons Is not. worth shiskI solid fiict. The real ruler of tho man is within hltn, not without. The man who throws a stone at an other hurts himself. It takes religion with sunshine in it to warm tho heart... A mean man can get religion, but he can't stay mean and keep It. Tho whisper of a slanderer can bo heard farther than thunder. Somo of tho devil's best helpers alt close to tho pulpit in church. Finding fault with another Is only a rotindalxiut way of bragging of your self. Somo Kopln are kept poor bocanso they will not believe it Is blessed to give. There Is no mansion Indng prepared In heaven for the man who will not forgive. There nre ton many jiooplo in the church who enn't bo religious In cloudy weather. If some men had killed Goliath they would remind the Iord of It every day in tho week. Tho man who Is afraid to look his faults squarely in tho fnoo will never get rid of them. It would pnzlo thn nngels to know what sonm men mean when they put a two-cent piece In the hat. 4irpnl Triumph. Instant relief experienced and a per manent cure by tho most ssedy and greatest cure In the world Otto's Cure for Lung and Throat diseases. Why will you continue to Irritate your throat and lungs with that terrible hacking cough when W. B. Alexander, sole agent, will furnish you a free sample buttle of this groat guaranteed remedy? Its success is simply wonderful, as your druggist will tell you. Otto's Cure Is now sold in every town and village on this continent. Samples free. Largo bottles 25 and !)0c. Mlver I'ollsh. Thurston's silver polish, lxst in the world, for sale by Kd, Ooodor, jeweler and optician. Nlco line lumbermen's sox at Robin' soil's. Plain and decorated dishes at SehultJio's. D ISSOLUTlUN MOTICK. Notice Is hi'ifliv Blven Hint tlio dim of J. A. Welsh A Co.. 1I0I11K IiiikIiii-kv under thn hIhivp nHme, whs ulssolvi'd. Iy mutual consent, on tln4lli of .Iiiiiimiy, ISKI, John T. Silver n-tlr-Inir. The business will lx conducted by J. A. Welsh, mid nil accounts due the firm oil flute of dissolution will lie collected by J. A Welsh. Ilcynoiiisviiie, rit., l A.UKi.su, OV. 10, IHIIII. lotlN T. HTIVFn. gSTltAV NOT1CK. fume trosmisslnir on tho promises of tho undersigned In Wlnslow township, .lefl'erson county, I'a., himhu. tne ami 01 novoniiier, ism, n Inriro red 11 ml white spotted lluihum mum The cow. w lli lilir lumn mi icrr. 11 nil leir oHiier Is nnuesled to como forward, prove nrois'rtv. imv chiirifc and tuke her away or she will ho dTsiMMiid of according to luw. Nov. Will, IH. JAS. II. IIKKMKR. Stltacellittteou. MITCHKLL, ATTORN E V-AT-L A W. lOt nH ' ... , ...... t n . 1 . n Commercial Hotel, KeynoldsvlUe, Pa. TQR. B. E. HOOVER, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. ritut nliuis'h. ftntMMltn Arntklfl tlwtf. (ittiitlft noHH lii njmruttiiK. ttot H OTEL McCONNELL, REYNOLl'SVILLR. PA. FRANK J. BLACK, 1'mnrielnr. Tho Icadlmi hotel of tho town. Ilrauaunr- tent for commercial men. Hteam tout, free bus, bath rooms and closot 011 every floor, Ramiilo rooms, billiard room, telephone con nections :, H OTEL BELNAP, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. GREEN & CONS Eli, Proprietor: First clu.su lnorerv Tjartkular.. Located In the very contro of the business part of tow. Free 'bus to and from trains ndTcommodkm sample rooms for commercial travelers. QOMMERCIAL HOTEL, BROOKVILLE, PA., PHIL P. CARRIER, Pwprietm; Kifcnmitt wwtms nn the crround flour. HotUMt boated by natural gas. Omnibus to and f run all trains. Baroains! Baroains! T THE PEOPLE'S Barpii Store. We make a epecialty of Gents' and Ladies' Furnish ing Goods and Shoes, and Boys' Clothing. Quick Sale! Small Promt One Price! A. KATZEN, Prop'r. XlitHvorttt ttmt Vrbtt. Trtn'ATfinrTom BURGH RAILWAY. The short line between IlitlloU, Ulilnwny, tlrndford, Htilnrnnncn, II11IT11I0. Uis'liesler. Nlnimru Fulls and points In the upper oil region. On and after .Inno 4th, Inwi, pnssen- fer trains will arrive nnrt deport from Falls 'reek station, dully, except Sunday, as fol lows: TiOO A. M. Bradford Aceoniniodntlon- For points North between Fulls Creek and llnidfonl. 7:15 n. 111. mixed train for Pmusntnwncy. IO:OftA.M.- HtitTiilonml ttochester mult For Itns'kwny vllle. HlflKWfty,,lohiisoiitiurir,Mt. Jewel t. lli'ailfoi'il.Hiilnmunca, lliiltnlo mid Itis'hesteri coiinectliiK nt .lohnsonbiii-R with I', ft K. train II. for Wilcox, Kane. Wnrron, t'orry mid F.rle. 10:!IH A. M. AcrmnmiMliil IonFor Diillols, Sykes, III! Kun nnd I'unxsiitnwney. l:So I1. M. Ilrodford Accommoilutlon-For lleechtree, llnskwoy vflle, F.llnionl, Cur- 111011, ItldKwuy, JohiisonburK, Ml. Jowott nnd Hrtiiiford. :1( I'. M.-Mnll-For Ditllols, Pykos, III Hun, t'unxsiitiiwncy mid Wiilston. Milt I'.M. Accoiiintismtlon For I In lloln.ltlot K1111 and I'linxsuiiiwiiey, OtllO A. M.-Hiimlay tml 11-For llrockwny- vllle. KIiIkwuv unit .tohnsotihin-tf. Ollli I'.M. -Monday train- For I (11 Hols, dykes, Ills Hun and I'linxsiituwney. Thousand mile ticket nt two cents tier mile, kinhI for passne Is'tweennll stations. ,1. II. Mc I si vn k. AkciiI, Fulls crock, I'a. J. II. IIAIIIIKTT K. C I.AI-r.V, Oenenil Sept. (len. I'ns. Anent lliillalo, N. Y. lti liesterN.Y jKN NHY LV A N I A 1 i A I LI OA 11. IN F.FFKtri' NOV. Ill, 1 K1CI. I'hlluilelphla A F.rle Itnllronil Division Time Table. Trains leave liilfiwissl, F.AHTWAHI) 9:04 A M-Trnln K, dally except Hundiiy for Hiinbtiry, llurrlslmrif unit Inlerineillaleslu tlons. urrlvliot ul. rhlliiilflplilti t!:M p.m., New York, lll:OSp. in.l Hal! liiiorc, 7:20 p. in. I WashliuMon, M:H p. m. I'nllman I'm lor cur from Vllltanissit't. nnd passciiKcr couches from Kane to rhlliiilelphla, a-.m V. M. -Train n, dully except Sunday for llurrlsbui'tf nnd Itileinieillule stations, nr rlvliiKut Philadelphia 4::m a. M. New York, 7 :t) A. M. Throuuh coach from llnllols to VllltiiniMior1. I'lillinan Hleeplnu curs fmm llarrlsbinK to Philadelphia nnd New York, I'lillndcliiltlu passeuuers can remain In slei'is'r iiiidlstiirlK'd until 7:00 A. M. 0:11.1 1'. M. -Train 4, dally for Hiiiihury. Ilarrls liiirv and Intermedium si at Ions, ariivlim nt Philadelphia. 1 :) a. m.i New York, A. M. lliiltlmoro, 0:311 A. M.; VuKhlnutoil,7:;il A.M. I'iiIIiiiuii curs from Kile ami Williams port to I'lilllldelplilll. I'liMsc Hirers III sleeHr for Italtlniore mill Wushlnuion will bo transferred into Wushtiiuloti sleeper 11 1 llur rlstinrif. I'assenuer coaches from File to Philadelphia mid VIIIIiiiiismiiI to llnlll moro. WKHTWAHII 7:Vi A. M. Train I, ilullv except Htindny for Klditwiiy, Diillols, I'lermoiit and Inter mediate si al Ions. Leaves Hldiovay nt 11:00 V. M. for Ki le. :.KIA. M. Train 3, dully for Erlo nnd Inter mediate points. 0:27 l M. Triiln II, dally except Hundiiy for K line nnd Inl ermedlute st at Ions. TMUonill THAI MM Ft IK MtlFTWOOl) FKOM TMF. FAST A N I) StillTII. Tit A IN II leaves I'hlliideliihlu S:!UI A. 111. 1 WiiHliliiKton, 7..KIA. M.i Hall I more, S:4fA. M.i Wllkesbarni, 10:1.1 A.M.; dully except. Hun diiy. arriving nt IMIftwiHsl hi 11:27 e. M. with Pullman I'urlor car from I'lillmli ljililii to Wlllliimsport. THA I N ;i leaves New York lit fl p. m.i I'lilln delphln, 11:20 p. in.l WushiiiKlon, 10.40 a. m.i llalilniore, 11:40 p. in. dally nrrlvlng at llrlftwisid lit. :! 11. 111. I'nllman sleeping curs from Philadelphia to Kile mid from Wushliigton and lliilliiiioru to Wlllliimsport and through passenger coaches from IM1II11 (lelphla to Ki le and llalilniore to Willluuis port and to On Hois. THA IN I leaves Henovo nt. a. rrt., dally except Hunday, arriving; at llllftwisxl 7:1c! a. 111. JOHNSONBURO RAILROAD. (Daily exei,')t Sundav.) THAIN III lenves Kldgwuy nt :4o'n. m.i .T0I111 sonhiirg at U:M a. in., arriving at Clermont lit 1(1:4.1 a. m. TKAIN 20 leaves Clermont at I0:.W a. m. ar riving at .loloisonliurg at 11:40 a. in. and Kldgwuy at ll:tv.la. m. JIDGWAY & CLEARFIELD R. R. DAILY EYC'KPT SUNDAY, NOUTHWAKII. NOKTIIWA1U). PTST 12 io 12 is 12 32 I2:il 12 IIS M 42 12 44 12 411 llll) 1 10 1 14 1 20 143 STATIONS. A.M. P.M. U40 (UN 11.12 10 US 10 10 10 hi 10 17 10 20 !: 10 43 1II4S HIM Kldgwuy 1 :i 11 :m Island Kim 1 20 8 22 Mill Haven 1 HI II II t'roylanil Kill II HI Khoris Mills 12.111 II 10 lllue His-k 12 M A. 14 Vineyard Kun 12 H2 A al Carrier 12 AO Ms tlriM'kwayvlMo 12:1s A:m McMIiiii Summit 12 :) A 2.1 llarveys Hun 12 211 A 20 Fulls Creek 12 20 A Ift Diillols 120A AU0 11 in TKAINHI.KAV K KI1IOWAY. Kiistwurd. Westwnril. Train s, 7:17 a. m. Train :), 1 1 : U a. m. Train 6, 1 :4A p. m. Train I, :i:00 p. ni. Train 4, 7:M p. m. Train 11, 8:29 . m. 6 M. I'KEVOST. Gen. Manager. J. K. WtMII), (Jon. Pass. Ag't. ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY commonelnj? Sunday Nov. 19, 18i2. Uw Grade. Divlsltm. CASTWABD. N0.I.INO..VIN0.U. 109 A. M. r. m. A. M. lied Hank.... Luwsouham . 10 4.1 10 .17 4 41 4 A3 A-2.1 A ill New Hethlehom 11 m 11 :ts 11 411 12 OA 12 2.1 S 12 Oak Kldgu.... A 20 MUVHVlllO A 41 A 2S Hummurvlllo . 6 till A 4 HriHikvUUk.... Hull Fuller KeynoldsvlUe Puncoiist 6 30l 6 07 e 1:1 2.1 12 HI 12 4:1 1 on t OS I 20 1 a.i 8S A s 44 A2 7 OA Fulls ('reek... 7 1 m 10 AA 11 05 1 A 1 49 Illinois 7 1 7 4S I lol Hubulii Wlnterburn .. 1 4: 7 3.1 1 ill 1 AU 2 01 2 11 i 2.1 8 00 S Oil 8 111 S 20 8 44 8 M V 2.1 Penllcld Tvler 1 41 7 Al 8 04 Glen Fisher... Honetotte 2 4: 8 111 Grunt 2 Ml 8 20 8 :M oo Driftwood ir.M A. M A. M.P. M. WKSTWAaD. No.2 1 N0.6 INoJOl 106 I 110 A. U. P. It. P. M P. M Prtftwood... 10 10 A 00, 5 an S 41 Grant Renezotte ... Glen Fisher.. Tylor Penlleld Wlnierbum . Pnbulu DuHols Fulls Creek.. Puncoust. .. . 10 42 7A 10 M 11 10 11 20 11 HO a i 11 47 1 01 7 leJ 5 All 6 OH 111 6 2.1 J Ail 8 UN s :v 8 13' A AO 8 2T 12 OA S 40 S 30 1 20 7 20 8 X! 12 Ui 1 at 7 2S 8 40 8 4S OA 17 t 21 44 to m KeynoldsvlUe . . 1 4: 7 40 Miller Bell Mrookvllle..., Bummerville. Muysvllle OukKldgo 1 AH 2 10 7 A: 8 OH 8 10 8 as 8 A7 S Ul 2 20 2 M a 10 is New Hothloheni S 1.1 a 47 Ml 10 2.1 Lawsonlium. KoUHunk.... 9 47 4 10 00 A. M A. U P. M.A M.I P. M. Trains dully except Sunday. DAVID MoOABGO, Gui'I.. PtlPT., Plttsbur. Pa. JAS. P. ANDERSON. Ow'L Pass. Aut., 1'ltubiiri, Pa of ever nturttan.4 lUmu v TC rl "5.V with the knife or lvJofoTrbolI.Mck iro. uurunH lamed by our nnNRT IP ATinil Cared, uenti. I.WIm PrevurtM. rm m w )m lb mat LJVEK and STOli L Ibe reet I-1VEK end UIOOtiPirHiriEK. Binso, mild and plemnt 10 eaiMKiUU aditod fur atulOtea'a ate, I i I nm , U. Aua. Htoki, Ueynoldsvllle. W. ( . W CURB thl. terrible dlM.? Wi i Ismente reoelved. h a box, for III br ulL hZwak An immense line Holiday at C. COMB fND SEE! New Goods lor Winter ! -A completo lino of- DRESS New Weaves and SliadeH,' a linned to nee hucIi a Htock in our city, but we have them and at Prices to Please all. Call and hob for yourself. We have a nice line of Notions, Ladies' and Children's Underwear and Ladies' and Children's Coats. )Don't fail to see our waiGlics. GiooKs. Jewelry all Kinds, Silverware, ODtlcal Goods, Novelties, etc. Don't miss seeing our Beautiful Holi day Display. Select your gifts stock and you will be sure of getting the best and most appropriate presents at the fairest figures you have ever known. Make your Holiday purchases of ED. GOODER, Jeweler and Optician. Rplisie Hardware Co., DEALERS IN HARDWARE, STOVES and RANGES, TIN, - SHEET IRON - AND COPPER WARE, AMMUNITION, FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS, - HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, WOOD AND IRON PUMPS. And everything kept in a First-class Hardware Store. Roofing and Spouting Done to Order. REYNODSVILLE, PA. of Goods F. HOFFMAN'S. GOODS ! Great Variety. You will be Bur- BING a GO. Special Attraction in( Diamonds. from our complete
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