Cho -fr Star
Nnlwriittimi ttJil) jter irur, in mlrnnrr,
!. A. HIM'UKNNO, Kit I lor mid l"nb.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY .1. IHlU,
A ii liiili'iH'ii'ti'iil Iih'iiI pnnT, pulilMii'il nvi-ry
VlMln.ilny ill Uiyitililvll1n. .h'ITi'1-min I'll.
Vn.. ili'vuii'il to (In liitrrli nf Ki'vnnliNvllln
Ktiil .li'rtViiniH'oiinly. Nmi-tMilltlrni. will I rent
III Willi Tiill m. mill will lr(H'llllljr rili'liil
jr timuriU tin Ifi (Mvrlfitr t'lii.
piiiiwi'iiiiitii pnrn vi.mrfMT Tmr, in nnrHiii'i.
('uiiiiitiinlrHlhinii Ititnnili'il fnr imhllrHlliin
hunt ho iii'i'itinptifilt'il by tlio wrllcr'H tiiiini,
nol fur imltlli'iiiliitt, lint nfl ii niiHrmtii'i nf
(MH fllllll. ltltlMNtllltf t1WN llf'IIIH Hllll'lll.
Ail vert ilnir ruin iiiwln liniiwn tin iippllrn
tlnit tit Hit' iiftW In ArnnliU' Murk.
I.nmlttv riiiiimiiiilrmliiim nntl rhniitft if
fitlvii-ilriiii'iit' nlmiilil ri'iii'h IIiIn nillri' liy
MllllllflV IH Mill.
A(hli-i" till I'otmntinlrntlmi tof A. Hlrph
eiitmi, ItrytinhtHvlllt. I'll.
F.nti'wtl til tltt iMMtonVi nt ItrynnMnvllli'.
In., Hi nriiiiil fliiNH innll tiiHtlur.
Hnyn tut-in t fnori't t lint If tlicy wnnt
to lm mm nntl wnnlil hhiii-im! In 1 1 fro.
Hint tlify mtiHt ntllicri rljrlilly nntl mi
iVvliitlnirty In 111" truth.
"tlh, whiit tt titliiflffl writ wt wimivi
hi'ii lli-Ht wt priii'lli'r In iltrflvt'."
If wn wniiltl tmllvn It, "liniifHly" 1h iiI-
vnyn tin1 Ix-Ht, iiiilli'y. A nmn who Ih
ciiiii)fri1 In IhibIiiihh nntl will Hit In lil
CiiHtmni'M will WHin Ixi tllMt'tiviTftl hy bh
titling. 'I'Iid hy who Itt'jjlim liiuiillltiif
tln truth I'liit'lt'KHly tn Ills pnpn nntl
iniinmm Iti paving tint wity tti un imnii'-
t't'HNfiil lift'. Tint yonntf miiti win) lt-
(jlna t iil I n J n IIHIn extra ;liiiiu t
if tin' till In Ri!'iii-liit to IiIh own
Hint iitilx-kiiowTi tti IiIh itniiltiyitr, rvi-n If
tin' iiipliiycr Imi IiIh own fntliur, Ih tin
tin hitiiiil rimil tti mim ruin. It piiy.
lit'ttfr liy fur to tt'll tint truth ntnl ho
linni'Ht In nil your uYnlliitfH with nthi'r
ll'lllll(.
"Tiiki' runt of thn Mnro nntl tint
kii i ml h will tiikr riini of thiiinwIvi'H" Ih
B innxlni Hint Ih pi'itnllnrly nppllrnhln to
tln-H1 haul tlnn-H. WustefiilnrMH lit nil
tlint'H Is fool lull : It Ih worwi tlinn Hint
now whi'ii iIioiimhiiiIh urn hiiITi'I'Iiih frnin
InfU nf tint nt'fi'HHnrli'H of lift1. Tint
I'lttMhursr Tlmm Ih bii nhji-ct Ii'Hhoii In
)Hivr ci'iiiiniiiy. It prt-Hi'iilH tint' of thn
chh'f ni't'i-MHltli'H of llfn nil thn iifWH
Ht tlio loWI'Mt piHHllllll (MMt. Ntltwltll-
Miintliiii; thi' fut't tti nt thn I'lttHimrif
TimiK Ih hoIiI for only mm rent n tiny,
thn flnim Ih inittln for It that It in thn
niiNt t'onipli'tn nnwHpiiM'r prlnti'tl In
I'l'thlinry. that nvnry iM't'iirrt'iifii of
lininnn inti'ivnt In every pint of thn
(floh" Ih promptly repnrtetl in itx rol
iiiniiH: tlmt it Ih PHHt'ntlnlly n pnpi'l' for
the homo, everything of nil ohji't'tiunit
lil.i t'liiii'iit'li'i' hMng t'xt'lnili'tl: that
It Ih thn only piiptr In PittHhurg
whom) initrkt't report nit) relhihlu nntl
It'vlwtl every "lay in thn work: that It in
thn only PittHlmrg nnwHpner whlt'li
printH daily it rntufiilly prepurud th-part-tnt'iit
for thn latllnH, and onco a wnnk
n it'Nrt, pri-puit'd hy t'XX'i'tH, of Hpoclnl
IntorfHt to H(,'i-i'iiltuinl ii'Hili'i-H, and,
finally, it Ih thn only l'lttHburtf iiiiwh
)iiH'r wlilt'h print dally the lilulii'Ht
chixH rf llt'tion. Inudilltion to nil thin,
tlio Thin nITnrH to all ltn renders at a
nominal ,.(wt thn opportunity of Hoonr
lii)T ono of thn hlKhnst elann mntfiizlneH
printed in thn cmintry, and to tho ladieH
th"lr rholoo tlnrlnif tho yuar 1HH4, of
twolvo of thn moHt approved pnpor pat
toniH, with privilege, of selectlnR from
a lint of ,riO,(inu. Sund for a Humplu copy
4if tho 7Vmra, which will bo niuilt'd ytm
free, and h.ji) how theoo pitmilwH ai-o
fulfilled. H there Ih no airunt for tho
Time In your lixmllty, a profltahlo himl
n -km nan lo eittabliHlied by writing for
thn iidency.
F. A. WVavcr, editor Urookvlllo
Hi fiuhlicnn, Iiuh determined to ank tho
nepuhlicaiiH of .leffernon county for tho
nonilnntitm for CungreBii at tho next
primary election. Mr. Weaver Is a
tf"i)Uenian of ability and would bo a
;od candidato for tho ofllco. Tho
Public tirn-ict, publUhcd at WaHhlng
ton, 1). C, npeaks very highly of Mr.
Weaver. We clip part of the article:
"Francis A. Woaver, Chlnf of the
Division of Lands and Railroads,
6oorotury'8 olllce, Department of the
Interior, was appointed to office by
S-cretary Noblo on April 29, 1889.
Ho is a native of Pennsylvania, and
his appointment is accredited to that
State. Mr. Woaver has been engagod
in editorial work for more than
quarter of a century. When the War
of the Rebellion broke out It found him
at a printer's case In the office of the
Greensburg Herald, where he had just
e impluted an apprenticeship In thatart,
and, imbued with the patriotism common
at that time, he threw down his stick
and rulo to follow his country's flag,
bttcoming a member of the 11th Regi
ment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, the
first three months' men. He left the
sorvlo i in July 1805, a member of the
Bth Ohio Vol. Cav., and Immediately
tht-ruaft t took up his residence in
Brook villo, the county seat of Jefferson
Canity, Pa., where he became the
editor and associate publisher of the
W'snkly Republican, and in the long
y ain that have intervened his name
Iiuh ev t remained at the mast-head of
that paper. In 1888 he was elected a
. m inb-rof tha Pennsylvania legislature,
a position ho filled to the entire satis
faction of his constituents, until ap
pointed to his present position, when he
tend-'r d his resignation. The Division
of Lands and Railroads during the
administration of the Department of
the Interior, under Secretary Noble,
has disposed of a large and constantly
increasing volume of business, and Mr.
Weaver's work in that connection has
given evidence of ft high order of
executive ability.
Oone to Her Reward.
Mr. Amanda Rrnst, relict of tho lata
Henry ICiimt., died at Paradise, near
Ileynoldsvllle, December 20t,h, at thn
ad vanned aga of RTi years, 2 months anil
21 days. Funeral Her v lees hy Rev. W.
Holnor, pastor of tho Lutheran ohiiruh
at PnradiHfl. Text Psalms 1111:11),
"I'reeloiiH In thn night of thn Ixinl Is
thn death of ti In Hnlnts." Her mortal
remains were laid to rest In thn ceme
tery near Panic, her former home.
Mother F.rtiHt was horn In Koskaw,
Kingdom of Haxony. With her hus
band she emigrated to America In HT2,
settling on a farm near Panic. Two
sons, Henry and John (I. Kriist, of
PimxsulHwiiey, and one dnughtcr, Mm.
ThomaM Iteyiiolds, of Paradise, survive
her. Mother Krnst wan in every
particular a worthy and most ex
cellent woman; rcH)ectcd hy all, a
devoted wife, a loving mother, a kind
uelghlHir anil, bIhivii all, an earnest
and devout Christian, dying in the hope
of a blessed Immortality. Tim church
on earth lost one, Heaven gained one.
I't friends nntl kindled emulate her
ninny exalted virtues.
Father F.rtiHt departed thin life Oeio-lH-rtith,
hi.'I, aged 4 years,", months
and 14 days. Ho was one of thn orig
inal founders of the Lutheran cliurch In
1'iinxsiitawticy, a man who hy his excel
lent churnctiT onileaifd himself tn all
who knew him. To know him was to
love him. This couple lived In thn
Is mils of matrimony foroverslxly years.
After having tolled side by side for
forty years in America their bntlic now
sleep side hy side near the old home
awaiting the resurrection of the just.
No other Medicine ill the world was
ever given hiicIi a test of Its curative
qualit ies, us ( It to's 'lire. Thousands o
bottles of Ibis great (ionium remedy are
being distributed KIIKK ok cilAlluk, by
druggistH in this country to those afllict
ctl witli Consumption, Astbtnn, 1,'roup,
severe CougliH, Pneumonia and nil
Throat ami Lung diseases, giving the
people proof that Otto's (Jure will cure
them, and that It Is the grandest tri
umph of Medical selene. For sale only
hy W. H. Alexander. Samples free.
Large battles L'.'i nuil oile.
A tirt'st TrHt lier.
It must seem Hlrange to piM'sons inter
ested In sclent llle achlcvementH, how
closely thn Htugu keeps ill touch with
tho very latest discoveries "Tho Fly
ing Vulture" Ih up to date with Its null
Flying Machine. Opera house Jan. III.
Miners' Convention.
A convention of miners was held at
DuHols on Wednesday and Thursday of
last week with delegates from mines in
Center, Clearfield, Jefferson, Tioga,
F.Ik, Indiana and Cambria counties.
Tlio object of the meeting wiih to select
ono of tho three or four organizations to
bo found In tho counties mentioned.
Representatives of the United Mine
Workers of America, Knights of Labor,
and Checkwelghman Fund Association
wore present. Tho representatives
woro given fifteen minutes each to pre
sent the meritsof their rcHpcctivo organ
izations before tho convention. The
result of the vote on the choice of organ
izations, was as follows: Untied Mine
Workers of America, 07; Checkwelgh
man Fund Association, .'III; KnlghtH of
Lalxr, 5. On motion tho choice of tho
first named Association was mado unan
imous. If the actions of tho delegates
was the wish of the miners in the coun
ties mentioned, tho miners will bo
stronger, bo far us organization is con
cerned than they have been before, as
we understand they are all to work for
the success of the United Mlno Workers
of America organization.
Formerly at this Place.
Rev. Harvoy Grame Furbay, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church, was
the recipient of a useful and handsome
Christmas gift from the members of his
Bible class. It was a Smith's Primlor
typewriter, a machine of superior excel
lence, which, however, isonlyafalnt tok
en of the high esteem In which tho re
cipient is hold by the class to which he
has glvenso much the benefit of his time
ant) talents. Rev. Mr. Furbay remem
bered his pupils, too, by presenting each
a beautiful little volume, Thomas A.
Kemple's "Of tho Imitation of Christ,"
an appropriate gift in connection with
the present work of the class and a
book of genuine aid to the inner life.
Tyrone Herald.
Bring your repairing to headquarters.
We make a specialty of Watch Cleaning
and Repairing of all kinds. Work en
trusted to us is certain to receive care
ful and intelligent treatment from ex
pert and skillful hands. Clocks cleaned,
repaired, regulated and set in fine run
ning order. Jewelry and all small wares
mended and repollsbed to look as good
as pew. All work guaranteed.
Ed. Goodek, Jewoler and Optician.
Rev. Ira R. Hicks gives the following
rorcasts ni tne weatner lor January,
1894: The new year will open cold.
clearing weather in all central and
western parts, reactionary disturbance
having passed to the Atlantic. By the
3rd it will ohange to warmer with storm
movements in sight on the evening of
the 4th. During the 5th, 6th and 7th
falling barometer with storm centre
passing eastward. Sweeping westerly
winds with Intense oold from the 8th to
the 14th, when it will moderate up to
the 'ld. Cold ana storms will follow,
tne montn going out wun ft ooia wave.
Thn iioMrn Hrrrrt of Long Mt,
Keep the hentl cool, tho feet warm
and thn Isiwels oien. Bacon's Celery
King for thn Nerves Is a Vegetable
preparation nntl acts as a natural laxa
tive, nntl Ih thn grcatiwt remedy ever
discovered for tho Cure of Dyss'mla,
Liver Complaint, and all Illissl, Liver
nntl Kidney Diseases. Call' on Wj II.
Alexander, sole agent, and get ft trial
package free. Inrgo sine V and ftOn.
Th Latral mMl orTrsvrl.
Paul Hector's Flying Hblp In the
"Flying Vulture" rounds up tho most
wonderful century nver known In scien
tific Inventions. ()iera house Jan. III.
Noticel
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of thn Fli-st National Bank
nf ItcynoltlHrilln fnr tho election of
directors will Imi held at tho hanking
riMim on Tuesday, lull day of January,
IStlt, lietweon the hours of 10.IHI A. M.
ami 4. IK) v. M. Jdmn H. KAt't llKlt,
Cashier.
Nllvrr llsli.
Thurston's silver miIImIi, bent In the
world, fnr sub) hy I'M. (lisHler, Jeweler
anil optician.
FiiifHt lint) of men's hhtH'H In town, at
Kobinson'H.
Prlftttin with tit (Men.
Adams-Moiinkv At the PrcHbytcr
Ian pnrsnnage, Reynoliisvllln, on
Christ niiiM iiinrnfng, Dec. 2fl, hy
Itev. It. It. Johnson, (leorge Adams
nntl MIsh Mollio Mohney, Isitli of
Itnthmcl, Pu.
IlllHHAltD Mt ')NNK.I.I At thn M. F..
parsnnnge, llnsik villi', Pn., IleceuilcT
21. IHtl.1, by Itev. J. W. Hlalstlidl, W.
(J. Hiissaril, of Aliens Mills, Pa., ami
Ijonna McCnlitioll, of Knckilalu Mills,
Pa.
F.mkiiy Hainkh At the M. K. par
Htniiige, Kmerlekvlllo, Pa., Jan. 1st.
I W I, hy Rev. Jiih. H. Jolbart, A. J.
Kinery ami Catliorinti Haines, Isitli of
Kineriek villo.
FlTWIKIlAI.IJ - KlKKIt-At the M. K.
iiarsoniigi', lirniikvllle, Pa., Dee. 211th,
1 !).. hy Itev. J. W. Hlalsdell, John K
Fitzgeralil, of Harnett township. Jef
fermiti cininty, Pa., and Mary M. T.
Klfer, of Hcntch Hill, Clarion Co., Pa.
(JHOVKH-CdUIIHdN At the M. K. iar
Houage, llnsikvllle, Ph., December 21,
H!i:i, by Itev. J. W. Hlalsdell, Frank
II. (troves, of (iroves Summit, Pu.,
nntl Ktta Courson, of Brnckwny vllle,
Pa.
Mowry -Steele At the M. F parHnn
lig", Fnierickvllle, Pa., Dec. 2ot.h,
IHIlX hy Rev. .las. II. Jelbart. 11. M.
Mnwry, nf Kineriek vllle, nntl Ktta
Mecle, ot Unlnil towimhip.
TllOMI'HDN YODEH At tho M. I'
parsonage, Itrtsik vllllo, Pa., Deeem-
Iht 21, IWi;i, ley Hev. .1. W. Hlalsdell,
.losepb Thniniisnn and Margaret A.
Voder, IkiUi of Knox tnwnshl), Jeffer
son county, ra.
JEI'OHT OE THE ruMliriUN
or TIIR
FIRST .NATIONAL HANK
til Itevnolilovllli', In llm Hlatti nf Pennsylva
nia, al Hie rlose ef liualiifss llt'i'i'tiils-r III, IsKI.
nKsoiiMCKs:
!,niniH unit tllHftiiints n7,litn nil
Ovenlrnfl, Het'llierl mill UIIMeruretl.. 2711 12
I'.H. llnnilH ItiMH'iii'iiflri'iiliilloii..., ;m.ll
t'ri'tllillliis nil t'. H. Ilnntls Ml
t in nil ere anil llxtliriK 2,il74 IH)
line frnin iippt-uveij reKcrve tiuuiits.. Win M
rPieeki anil iitlieri'fetli Itotrm (Vltl Hll
Nines n'mlicr Niitlniuil tiitnlts KW Ul
Iriietloiiiil inttHT eiirrt'iiry. nlrkles.
unit et'iilH IN H2
I.iiwmi money reserve In tilinU, vli:
HHel 9,2117 l
LeKHl-K'tliler iiiiU-n t,:H UU
Kelleuipllnll fund Willi V. . Trt'lls-
urer (R per cent, nf tirculutlnru.. I,:ti0 ID
Total IIII.WM (B
LMHII.ITIKS.
Ciitilliil stiM-k paid In tm.OilOflC
t'niHvltlt'tl pmlils, Ichh expt'iiiteH and
taxt's palil IKI4
Niillonul nun k mites eulntiinitlliK. .. 2l),:l IK)
line to ether National Plunks 1120 ill
llltllvliliial fleiHisllH Niilijeet Uiclils'k 40, "W 74
('atliler'selieekHUiitslaiiillnK 2111 (H
Llitlitlltles titlier limn tPiiiM) alsivt
stated 271) I!!
Total II 111,111 w IV)
IUU tf rylvult, Oauty tf hfferm, :
I, John Ii. KiiiiePit'r. 'aHlil.rnf the uPhivo
nanifd bunk, flu solemnly swiur 1 hat tlio
ahove slatenieiit Is truu Ui tPiu Ismt of my
kuowlvdKt) ami belief.
John II. KArciiHK, C'aslilnr.
Hulmrrllied and swnrn to liefuro me litis 23d
day of DecenilHir, IsKI.
Ai.nr.nT Hsyhouihi, Notary I'tilillc.
CoBHSCT Attest!
rOOTT Moni.KU4sD, )
C M itch kul, Directum.
J.O. Kinu, 1
THE HUTCHISON HOSPITAL.
For the
Treatment ot Cancer,
BEWICK LEV, - PENN'X.
A CARD. Since my removal to Pittsburgh
from Allegheny, my practice has grown to
uch proportions that it became necessary to
obtain Commodious iuurtr tor tha accom
modation of my cancer patients and I have,
at an enormous expense, purchased the well
known HUTCHISON HOHPITAL KOB THE
TREATMENT OF CANCEK, at 8EWICKLEY.
In addition to the Hospital property I have
also purchased the Hutchison treatment tor
the cure of Cancer, and retained under con
tract the services of Dr. Hutchison and the
entire hospital corps. Including physicians,
cooks, etc., who, In connection with my own
coterie of physicians and assistants, will be
prepared to treat nil C ANCEKH and CANCER
OUS DISEASES, TUMORS and MALIGNANT
ULCERS on any part of the body, and all
NON-CONTAOEOUS DISEASES successful
ly. Communications of Inquiry can be ad
dressed to my offices, 907 I'enn avenue, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Correspondence solicited.
Dr. J. A. Burgoon's office hours tor consul
tation at Pittsburgh are from 8. a. m. to 12 m.,
and from to 0 p. m., where I treat success
fully all casus of Tape Worms, Catarrh and
all Secret Diseases, Liver Complaints, Kidney
and Stomach Troubles and Kindred diseases.
Every Womu..
Sometimes needs a re'.
able monthly regulating
medicine.
Dr. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
Are etoeivt. safe and esrtsla la fesalt. Tti esso
ins Ibr. PmI's) nsw disappoint. B4l aaywaero
HUM. VealM4lelaett.aaeTelaa4e
Sold by H. Alex. Stoke, druggist.
tel..
IL
OTKLMcCONNKLL,
UKYNOLDHVILLR. l'A.
FHASh'J. lll.ACK, I'mprtrlnr.
The It'iiillns hotel nf thn town. Ilnntliuar
ters for fniiitni'ri'litl men. Htenni best, free
linn, hnlPi risittm suit eliMrts on every fhwir,
siiniplt' riNittiN, lillllard rtNirn, tePepPinnn ettn
neeltutm Ae.
JJOTKL UKLNA1',
ItRYNOf-mVlLLK, PA.
(IHKKN 61tSMCN, I'mjiHrlm.
Ursl cIiihs In every imrllenlsr. lyrsletl In
thn very ecnln nf IPm liimlmNmrt nf Inwn.
Kren 'lies In nntl frtmt trsltm anil cnniriifMllfius
slim pin rtsiitiM forrntiiiiii'relnl Irnvt'lnrs.
QOMMKIM'IAL HOTKL,
HKOOKVILLK, l'A.,
'. ('A UK IKK, fnijiHelirr,
Psnililt' riNinm nil Itin irnititirl flnnr. IIimihs
lii'titeil hy tiiilut-nl gits, Oninllitis In ami from
all Iralim.
i1lecllant one.
NKKK.
lit
JUSTICKOh'TMK I'KACK
Ami Real Etialn Agenl, Reynnltlnvlllt', I's.
1 'MITCIIKLIii-
ATTOItNKY-AT-LAW.
I lltlce un West Mala mi reel. npiMislle the
t'liuiiiierelal llolel, Reynnlilnvllle, I'n.
I)
It. H. K. H(MVKU.
HKYNorJSVIM,K,l'A.
It("lth'iit (linll4t, Iti liiilliMritf ncur Mfttirt
(MhI t'lniN'h, itttHmlti Arnold I I m k . IJftti tin-
MtH III UIHTHtlllK.
M
AHTKK ANI FX AMINKIt'H NTH B.
Thi' Ituriiiiifli nf WcmI I In tht Cinir-t of Com
ItfyiiolflnvlHit j IMt'iiH of Jfffifttn
h. CtMitily, No. I, h'vU'f
Whitlow Towimlilp. I Tfini, I MM.
I HIlihiK In l-,tiilly.
lltivliitf Imm-ii, on iK-c, , iHiiri, iiiHilntif
Mtitr nntl KmirnlntT, In hIhvimh, loiiilt
iiltly tlnt Mtitl HtiMiHlon Intlfhlt'tliM'Hi Ih
twiTii Htild Mtiroiiuli of West Kcynoltlnvlllfi
it tit I I hi towuxhln of Wltmlow. nil iH'rnonn lu-ti-rt-HH'd
mi' hfi-i'liy nolllh-d Mint I will mt
forni t ln diiih'M of ittxiv iipnolnl nn'tit tit my
olllt'i. hi Un I Ion h mh of llrtMil villi', on
HI IN DAY, THK 2W II OAT (ir MAHI'M, A. fl. IM.
AT TKN IllMH K, A. M.,
And nil tH'fMorm ! vltitc flulfn- niralnut f hi
mi Id towtihl of H limlow iiti' iM'tt'dy not Med
In pM'Mi'iii iln-iri on or tH'ftim thn dnlo iiImivh
mi'iitloni'd, or they will Ih ftirivir Imrrcd.
I Hi. IH, Ha .InllPf M. VArtVl.lHT,
MtiHtcr mid rxninlncr.
lank
O'' UK YMtUtH villi:.
CHPITHL 480,000.00.
('. nileliell, Frellrlil
Iroll ll-iellnnl, Vlrr Vrm.
John II, Kalteher, 4 axlilnr.
Dlrrclora:
(.Mitchell, Henlt Mel'lellanil
.I.e. Klinr.
iiiHeph Htraims, .PiihciiIi lleiiilersnii,
U. W. Fuller,
J. II. niiiieiitir.
ItiK's s irenerat liaiiklntr hiiMliieuHiinrl snllelts
I lie aernntilM nf merchants, prnfemlntinl men.
fiirinei-s, tiiechiinlei. riitners, liiinlsrnieti and
others. priiinlHliiK the itiimt enreful iitltintlnti
In I he business nf all persnns.
Safe Df'iHMit llnxes for rent.
Elrst National Hank biillillnv, Nolun block
Fire Proof Vault.
GREAT
Reduction!
A Reduction of from
i
to
-IN-
Ladies
Missses' and
Children's
GOflTSfc-
N. Hanau's
21 Tier ceo
An immense line
Jewelry
at C.
BING & CO.
HnnU5 a Finn and Complete Lino of
Dress Goods,
Dress Patterns,
Silk Dress Patterns,
and Fancy Silks.
A FINE
Pluiidkorchiofs,
Scurls.
It in our buHiii!HH to Hell you tho b:Ht for the money and we
want to hIiow you that we can do it. Come and
examine our oodn. We are now offering our
Gray and White Ulanketn at Reduced
RateH. Do not ininn thirt chance
of getting your blanketn
Cheap.
J. S. MORROW,
DF.ALF.lt IN
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Boots, and
Shoes,
Fresh Groceries
Flour and
Feed.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
Reynoldsville, Pa.
Replisfille Harare 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
F. HOFFMAN'S.
LINE-
jVI uIs, Fur !N"eck
Bargains!
Bargains!
T THE
PEOPLE'S
Baraain Store.
We make a specialty of
Gents' and Ladies' Furnish
ing Goods and Shoes, and
Boys' Clothing.
Quick Sale I - Small Profit!
One Price !
A. KATZEN, Prop'r.