Til KA WFUJi I JlilZZAIJ 1) AN UNMERCIFUL NOKSE GOD THAT RULE3 THE PLAINS. No Irnn Cmi t'nderstniiil What Terrible Tiling They Are I'nttl Hi" I tin Jcen One Willi All Man's are, Thry Am Btlll III t'nromiiirriMl Knrmles. T'u ;::.... .!. .... i:.. i ..aa'.i t- tinonl:ir dcsiijimte tlin prnlvlo siinw Ft i.:n, )i iitl'rl.v lili'."'".; '.: n I'll i t otm who I: : tmt MtperltwH It Ucu crated lit tli! Kivat Kl .iiu lirnvilinu; Mv plr.iH ( f hurrrn British Aiiicvlcn mul swept on nvcHn Masts nlnnif llm vnt levi I uiiclii.H tliat slrilchcaMtwaid from tlio I: 'd;y mountains, with no forest to IvcaU i'.s f ircr, it liproinc a demon of tlin nlr, pi-cowl only to tlin rvrlotin or tornado In ilistructivoiicKS. Theiiioistiiie Is ground ns liotwoon millstones, hurl ed with Imlli'tlllto nticrKT over hundreds of wile, of level plain, nnd dually, trniiHfnTmr.fi Into ypnsty slept hy tlin sof tening nAVcIs of lower latitudes, falls In hlenl; shower on tho ranges of Toxsu nnd No Man's Land. Lnelt of r.honp hiiililing material nnd tho brevity of tho winter season on tho prairies eonlrlhnto to miiko tho settler's enhin a poor rof iiro. Whoti tho blizzard comes, overy resource of fuel in hus banded, nnd it is faced with n grim de termination to poo it through. But not nil nre prepared uvcu so well a tho nettlor. Oeensionnlly it belated cmigrnnt, en route either to a chosen claim on tho frontier or toward tho pleasantly remembered cast, whero ho hopes to find old friends nnd helpers, is ennght by tho blast He may have a tiny stovo inslilo tho canvas tupped pral rlo schooner, but its heat cnu do littto against tho power of tho storm. Bhol tcrcd by tho low bluff uf some ravine or wnter courso ho may weather tho drng ging hours of suffering, but tho chances are that tenm and driver will bo found a ghastly monument to the storm king's strength. The farmer who has hurried 10 or IS miles to the nearest village to seenro supplies for tho impending visitation is often overtaken bcfnro reaching his waiting family nnd perishes on tho road, for no matter how well he knows tho path when the blizzard rages his way is ns that of tho mariner without n com pass. At the prairie sohoolhoiisos, whero tho settlors' children are gathered from a territory covering many miles in ov cry direction, tho blizzard brings terror to tiio pupils ns well as to their parents. Iioscue is imposhiblo until the lull conies, and awful possibilities lurk in tho bosom of tho storm. A Dakota schoolmistress failed to dismiss her soholura iu timo for them to reach homo nnd found herself nnd thorn pris oners from a blizzard'B approach. A night nnd a day nt least wero beforo her, during which her littlo charges must bo protoeted. Dollberatoly sho apportioned the food remaining in the dinner pails, divided tho larger boys into squads to keep the fire burning steadily, and whon darknoss catno put the younger pupils to nleep on tho bench es. Then through tho bitter night she sung, declaimed, told stories, invented games and kept tho frightonod children amused and cheered ns best sho could. The following day passed much tho same, but still no abatement of tho storm nor any rosoue. Tho seoond night was droary iudood. Tho children oriod themselves to sleep, hungry and cold. With hor own hands the teacher broke up dosks and blackboard to foed the vo racious stove. With morning oame a shout at the door as the settlers shovel ed away the snow, and then the plnoky girl to whom the children owed thoir lives showed hor womanliness - and fainted. The loss among stock oil tho plains by each blizzard is appallipg. There is loss exposure of herds and flocks now than in earlier times, yet every season oauBos tho destruction of thonsauds of head of cattlo and slioop on tho ranges and iu the nnsholtord oorrals. Several years ago, during the height of tho Texas cat tlo trado, a blizzard in wostorn Kansas early in Decombor dostroyod moro than half of 800,000 cattlo that wero boing herded on tho open prairie. At ouo rail way station, after tho storm, 80,000 hidosworo shippod, at another 20,000. Ono ranchman found but 233 head alivo out of 7,600 that had been gracing bo foro tho catastrophe. Sovoral hundred ponies and a score of herders also per ished. The blizzard is a permanout foaturo of tho prairie winter. Nothing but a do oided climatio revolution can sooure to the groat transuiississippi roligon im munity from its death bearing presonoe. Better preparations are yearly being mado to withstand its fury and to pro tect more gonorously the dumb animals who suffer equally with thoir masters. The signal service is rendering aid iu Warning communities reached by tele graph of the storm's approach, while the settlers, taught by bitter experience, take with eaoh season better precautions and provide more intelligently for their time of need, whioh is sure to come. But, with all man's core and defense, the blizzard remains unoonquered. It is cruel, relentless and unmerciful as some Norse god, from whose kingdom it comes. It is one of the wost's posses sions whioh is wholly and irredeemably detestable. In its forefront in apprehen sion; at iu height, terror; in its wake, desolation and suffering, sometimos death. Detroit Free Press. Catting a Hailstorm In India. During a severe hailstorm iu the Himalayas our nutive gardener brought out a hatchet and plticed it, edge up ward, in the pardon, to "out the storm, " as ho suid. Cutlin, in his "North Amor- loan Indians," describes a ceremony of the JUannan Indians, in whioh hatchets and edged tools are sacrificed to the "spirit of the woterb" to avert a rocur tenoe of tho great deluge, of whioh the tribo has the tradition. Note nnd Quorius. potatoes ft Penholders. "H is surprising, " says a commer cial traveler, "how general dm uso of potatoes as penholders is becoming iu hotel I hnvo seen them in nso in great hostelries of tho cast, whoso owners wouldn't hesitate for a moment to spend 10 for a desk ornament to hold pons used by tho guests in registering. Tim mixture of starch, gluuuso and wa ter in tho potato seems well adapted to take up the impurities of ink and to keep tho pen point clear nnd bright, whilo tho nlkalold of tho potato, known ns solanlne, doubtless has something to do with it in tho saino lino. These ele ments readily tako tip tho tannato of iron, which is tho body Rubstanco of ink. Chemically ppoaklng, ptarch is tho first baso of a potato, nnd sugar or glucoso is its second huso. Thus is tho huinblo potato finding another way In which to servo tho uses of mankind. " Now York Tribune. ThnM Irrepressibles! It was nt n largo party. A gentleman had tho misfortune to break a glass. Littlo Lena, who was standing near hor mamma, rained herself on tiptoo nnd whispered, loud enough for all tho com pany to hoar: "And one of tho borrowod ones tool" Later in the evening tho hostess gave one of her littlo daughters a nice applo. "Now, give your mamma a kiss, there's a dear," said the child's uncle. "I'm not allowod to when Bho's painted her face." Little Paul was sent with a bunoh of flowers to the manager's wifo ou hor birthday and waited in silonoo after he had been dismissed. Lady Well, my young man, what are you waiting for now? Paul Mamma said I was not to ask for a piece of birthday cake, but wait till I got it Tnglioho Kuudschau. Rockers. Rocking chairs of tho stylos prevailing nowadays are believed to have beou in vented in the present century. They are mentioned by Venerablo Dodo: "The wo tuon now are so luxurious that they do have chairs with woodou clrclos on the logs and which sway back and forth in such sort that it maketh one sick to be hold them." Teapots wore tho invention of either the Indians or the Chinese and are of uncertain antiquity. They camo to En rope with tea in 1010. Karl's Clover Hoot, tho grent blood purifier gives freshness and clearness to tho complexion and euros constipa tion. 2.r;tB., Boots., I1.00. Sold by .1. C. King & Co. Bnlwcr-Lytton knew nil tho odes nnd other poems of Hornco by heart. Be translated largo portions of Horace's poems into English vorse. The greatest celohratiou of tho Feast of Tabernacles was held 11. C. 1004 at tho dedication of Solomon's tomplo. Roman ladies had safety pins olosoly rosombling tho modern article. Tho straw of rye is ofton of far more value than the grain. Wheat is believed to bo mi evolution from a mountain grass. . DON'T WACr For a Cold to Kuu inlo 7 . chitia or Pneurjo Check it at C; with AYER'S Cherry Rectors "Early in the Winter, I tool; u severe cold Which developed l it" nn obstinate, hacking cot: I:, very painful to omluro rm! troubling nio day mid night, '"or nine weeks, in spite of litumo i remedies. Ayer'a Cherry 1 c toral being recommended me. I began to bike it, nnd InaUic of -. Ji tickling in my throat. IiotV.ro I finished tho bottle, my cotny!. was nearly gono. 1 cannot ppem; too highly of its excellence." Mrs. E. Uoscil, Eaton, Ohio. Ayer's Cherry Pectcrr Received Highest Awards c ? : t AT THE WORLD'S FAIft jl ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby Klven tluit letters of nd mtnlHtrntloii on the esliite of Tliomns L.l'y nliurt, lat of lieynolilKvlllo. JclTcrHon county; I'll., deceuwd, finvo been grunted to I). J. Kerr, wIioku pohtolllrn whims In Iteynnlcls ville, Jvirerson county, 1'u. All pui-nuns In debted U mild kmIhIo are required to nmko limmxllHte payment to tho Administrator, und tliiiHe IiiivIiik eliilnis nuuliiHt It will ru Miut thuin )ii)Hrly nutlienilcutud to tlio Ad mliilHl ritliir for sett lenient. (J. J. Kehh, Adm'r. of T. L. Cyphert, doe'd. Murcb lAtli, 1MM. VOTIt'E Is herohy rIvou Hint my dntiKliter, Oliirii N. Bnyder, lius left my home, mid ill persons sro not I lied not to liurlsir her or hell her kikxIh In my name, us I will not be nwuonidlilo for debU contracted hy her. March 11, im. IshaklBnydkh, Jn. filial A y iW-aV'V THE Jtis sc'il pi i ri-fl 'tnlea Ht nil il frfnts. it ciirfi Inlnnfc CortfiuMt:n anil is the best uourtn ana vroup cui . Hold by .1.1'. KIiikA I'o. To the Building Public! Mnth. Mohney is now agent for tho Fitzaerald Wall Plaster. Any ono ho desires to liavo work Iu that line, would resHot fully Invito them, for prices and further Informa I ton, to cull on M. MOHNEY, lleynoldsvllle, l'n. People's Mm STORE has bought a big Btock for Hpring nnd will noil nt LOW L AK1FF riCICES. Remcin- ber tliene prices: A band Homo lined oilcloth, first-claw goods, only 16 cents a yard. Window blinds, with springs, ltf cents. Lace curtains, nice pattern, only CO cents a pair. Men s good, heavy cotton pants Ct) cents. Good blue overalls 45 cents. Men's sum mer shirts 18 cents. A fine line men's precale striped, unlaundryed shirts 45 cents, Hoy's cotton knee pants 18c. Boy's suits, good goods, 90 cents. Ladies' and children's black hosiery only 5 cents a pair. Ladies' gauze shirts 5 cts. Fancy silk suspenders 15 cents a pair. A nice um brella for G5 cts. Large line of men's caps and hats at low prices. Men's and boys as sorted shoes at low prices. All goods will bo sold at quick sales and very small profits. Call and see goods nnd get prices before buying elsewhere. A. Katzen, Prop., Reynoldsville, Pa. J. S. MORROW. HEALER IN Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, and Shoes, Fresh Groceries Flour and Feed. GOODS DELIVERED FREE, OPERA . HOUSE BLOCK Reynoldsville, Pa. Grocery Boomers W BUY WHERE YOU CAN GET ANYTHING YOU WANT. Salt Meats, Smoked Meats, CANNED GOODS, H U TEAS, COFFEES AND ALL KINDS Or FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY, TOUACCO, AND CIGARS Everything In the line of & Fresh Groceries, Feed, GohI delivered free any place in town. O Call on u and yet prices, N W. C. Schultz & Son si nocts. andiB!f PTPlPl sn fcl.U01lottle. "Xil Wld U -I m U wLt, tneccnt a Arm. WV'i''Jl-..,. f 1 ii ..-.m.'k. f.i.,'(i Country Produce Mercantile Appraiser's List I'llH- JEFFKUS0NC0UMy,rA., i on tiii: vi;aii ir5. J- rhniHhH, t't, of .l-tTnuiii Ctiitnly. will nlo mil Ire Hint tlirj v urv nnnr.tlm'ri n ml c1 lllM- slflctl by tlin until Til irni'tl, n itprtiNor uf Met- runt Ho ntwl otber I.lri'imn 1 iix, for tlin yi'iii Adrian. ('tuna .. . ...14 II T .-. I m m 1 i I (HI 7 nn ? ml 7 mi 7 ll T ll 7 ll vi m VI .VI 7 m in (10 7 n 1 7 iti 7i 7 iti 7 m in 01 7 ii I'! m Id mi 7 7 i 7 l 12 till 7 (JU 7 nn 7 () 7 Ml 21 00 T HO 7 mi Ton 7 ui 7 Ui 10 ll 7 ll 7 ) 7 11 7 nil 7 ll 20 00 7 Iti 2.1 ttl 10 no 12 Ml 10 00 7 00 7 It) U Ml 7 III MiiIhmiIiic Cnpply l'n I iiIIIi ii. r Wi-KJiw II Miwlcr, At' Milllmi'ir. A .1 M. D.H.p M. K .1 IIVIIWI iKllI, III MlllllK'l. II Ik inni xuiM'iy i n, IhtllV 1(1 II Alilllch. I' t 14 I'Iiii k, Mrrr .V l 1 1 l I ! Tliuitiim, H Ii Alh'11,.1 II A Him. .14 Jliil Hun. Mcl'lnn'. AM IMfci A lliiurk I I'Vllu. Hlllillli'l .1.1 ..14 ..14 .14 ..14 ..14 ..I.I ..14 ..VI ..ri ..14 ..14 ..14 ..II ..14 HIIITit. A M H'liriin, .11' Illlli'tiii'vcr. II II Vrll llinllivn) 1 1 1 iiriiKt ii v k ntlltincll, ,1 U iivK .1 .1 Klni lini l. H I- NimiI, .1 K IfiT, II .1 HivIh. (I .1 Ilwd, K J Jul! J inniKliii). HlH'll. A J .14 Vllllnm, II 14 KHRli-y.T J 14 litcviiure. MhIioiiIiik Riiiply (.'ii 9 JHtxur. I.ui nn A Mi'OIII 14 Zi'lliT, W II 14 JliiKkmwvuU: UvK T ..14 ..14 ..14 hinriii r, I) K Kriirncy, It A ft T I) ipiirniy. .1 .IB Niiyliir, Mury lurv 14 i v. it A 14 i I'niiilli'k.. 14 Mrhlliniii1 Kiinklii a I liiurfly. II m 14 lillniri. N 14 Ptl-HIINtf, llHMI 10 iniirii. v f if Mi-rnln. WU flmvi, !l II 13 noun A cooiicr it Hi lKhin. J J ft Cd la llll (IIIIIIII. W A 14 ( ikiihtA Mcl'lcllllll 14 my Kir, h r. n iiiniiii. .1 ni i liiw, Jiihn 14 lliiiikH, CC ft L'n 14 Tin 7 00 JiarncU. Ht'pUir, 1 M i 14 TOO T no in iti 10 (11 10 III 5 on in no 111 in Vi Ml Vi Ml 12 Ml 1.1 III in III jtmoicnw. MH'liilii ft Kutrvr 14 ( Hirli'i-, (,' A ft V V i:i CritlK, ('Aft Co l:i MMtimnn, A lit Vienna lliikct-v Hiid Utwliiiiriint... H Hnnilt, (li'o Ill I'i'iit-siill.ll A ft Ho .1.1 .ii .12 il .11 .1:1 . ,i:i II .14 lull A Hon Mi'Aiilni'li U A ft Hon Ki'iincil v. A ft Co .Mrlwilnlil ft Hon lIciidrrMon, R II Mi'ntm llnm Hull.!' It 2.1 lit 10 m tliilh.l' II Ohl..TT ChiiiiIiiu, Jut M 1.1 Iti . 7 no 1.1 no 12 no 10 in 1.1 no 7 (H in no 7 Til 7 III 10 (ti 7 in 7 III 10 (II 7 00 T (II 20 (ti 20 III iM'itiiciiy, 11 11 ft pon IHlHHl, H I'. l:i llllKlcn..! H II Carroll, T M 14 Warner, w M IB Ihiiiih'rHon, Jon 14 Currier, (I il 14 Hhleldi, V M lil HilKlieM. J II 14 Heller, ilemy 14 Hlll'itiMlll, H.I la HilllcrH.CJ 14 Zeller, t II 14 MalMin. II 0 llnlhrleft llendemnn 10 Hmltli ft Long II Id on in no 7 in 7 (II 7 in 1:1 hi T (tl 7 (II 7 no 7 (II T on Hi (ii 10 no 7 00 10 iti 7 in 7 no in 111 7 no 10 00 10 (II in no 1000 lleemer, A II 11 JurkHoll. Ml-M l.elllb 14 Kenneilv. II II 14 llenderHon, A F 14 Itiinkln. I'riink 1' la ,ere 1. L 14 Pierce. J M 14 Hnyiler, N K 14 1'i'ir.er, w u 14 Wliltehlll. II V 14 Hluwnrt, J T la lllood, V V la llreirelt ft Klot 14 Hlnrludlft llurkett la Herlhner, KL 14 llurkett, II 14 lllhlmnl. Il V 11 Moore, (! A 14 miller, v 11 ft liroH la llluck, J I' ft Hon la F.vanii, WftO W II Means, T II U lttl.Vt'Uie. Mehrlnft.P 14 TOO llrown.OO 12 12 M) Hill. Ilrownoll ft ruid 12 VI Ml Mean, II M ft Co 14 7(11 Morris tiros 12 12 Ml Uolinen. DM 14 7 00 (irulw, llrftCo 14 TOO MorKHii.TCft Co la 10 no Iloran.JA 14 7 00 IteddliiKiTO 14 T 00 Johim, W Y 14 7 00 IIiivIh, A W 14 7 (tl WlKliumun, J J 14 7 no lliitmlrc. AO 14 TOO Uuli'llnk ft lira 14 T (II Hucliiieto, K , 14 T 00 (Jwl bunmj. McKlimtryft lllekox 14 7 00 McKiiiHtry, X A 14 7 (tl KklH, II 14 7 OH (Jeer, OW 14 7 00 ('(( Criill. Abliott ft llllikcHlce 6 50 00 Currier. Carrier, OM .11 19 00 Citnsliaw. Mulmrir, .Tolin F 14 7 no Wynn, II II 14 7 00 lluner, Wm 14- TOO Aekard.Jt! 14 TOO Fornialnl, LoulH 14 7 (tl Ixx'kn, I,..,.., 14 TOO MontreiiHor, IaiwIh (Uutcliur ahopl 14 T 00 Trowlll, I.ewlH 14 T (tl Fernian ft Hon 14 T (10 Hloele ft Co 8 DO 00 Corsica. Joiioji, J B 11 in 00 Hlmpson, (1 V M la 10 00 I.uniH, W II 14 7 00 Corhett, F It 14 7 On BnyUurftHoii 14 TOO Eleunora. Miilinnlng Supply Co.... T 40 00 Keed, WJ 14 7 00 Enusrickeilk. WelHer.E 14 T 00 Avurlll, JO 14 T CO Fall Cretle. HclinfTner, P B 14 TOO Moulllirnn llnm 14 T 00 MutHon. It M Bon ft Co 14 TOO Axkuy.WA 14 TOO Milieu, It V la 10 00 Triidmoua Ard........; 14 TOO lloyluB, llr K M 14 TOO Moonny, WA 14 T 00 Houthwlrk ft Miller 13 10 00 Hurler, J II 14 T 00 Patterson ft Btratton 12 12 SO Froslbura. dourley, EC 14 7 00 Uranae. Gearheart, Bros 14 7 00 Urove bummu. dragon, OH 14 TOO JJoruUo. Eureka Supply Co ft ' AO Cttir, WO 14 7 Uculhville. Guthrie, CL 14 TOO JIazen. MuyoH, JO 14 Trlmblu ft Co la TOO 10 00 llmce. Galley, O M 14 T lowa. ShnfTor, W B 14 T Anoxdak. McOraeken, II E 14 Hleiner.lll la llupklim, Jacob 14 T 00 10 (tl TOO Xnne's Mills. Lane ft Humphrey 12 12 Munuorf. Wobator ft Newton 13 10 Xnrth Firrtliim. Vomit, J II ...14 7 on 7 I") 10 11(1 7 IKI 7 oo 7 no 10 00 10 00 7 no I III! 7 on V (Ml III (III 7 no in (III 7 no 7 oo L'o no .i IKI 110 (10 L'n IKI Ho no 7 IKI 7 no I". oo l.'l IKI 10 (Kl 12 oil 7 no 7 no in no lo no lo no 7 (HI lo oo 12 50 7 no 7 no 111 no lo no 7 (Kl 7 oo 10 00 10(H) Olivilni ry. ""titii." MiiitImoii, W .1 ...II ...111 Hell,?;, A II... urnllrilh. nipplliLr, W II llcyimlilH, W II ,.U l"llllXll((IICIKI. Tuvltir, .1 H II DbvIh, .1 M 1.1 Limn, V l.ullici' l:i Vniinif, IIS 14 Holiinwiii, II pi iV liru II KoblMon ft Nciil II I' iutI, II 1 tni p. .loim m 7 (i.ihioii, I) W II 'kV(Mi, , ( i:t Hliiipn, Mi'N A (I II I'VitiiH .V Unlliillo II Nm lnn, K .1 HI Mc.voi'. .1 M II drier iV iMli'i lmiit 10 .IoIhihIoii A Zdtli-r 1(1 (ilolio Hlnro 10 MIiiIhIi..M: II North,.! I, II liimb, 11 .1 II Wi Ih i-, .! A II KohihiIn-I'K"!', I H i:i Nowi ll c Iluwltt 12 iJiiui'V, MA II W.'lnlo, EN 11 SIiIcIiIh fi Miilmm i:i llclllllll'HUII, 10 Ii l.'l MviiiKHlnn, K I IS Znltlnr, (i !) 14 Miii'Hlmll, A II i:i Hmith, M II 12 Corny, NT) 14 VVnuvcr llnm & Co .14 North, .! C 11 Trul tt, J A 13 Hrcckntom, I) 14 Oillilimi, H II (Clothing) 14 (illlilnin, S I3(Rhiofi) 13 (,'ohn, II 13 Fncklnor ft Jonklno 13 HnyoVr llro 10 Nnal, H(! 14 Kink, J II 11 KoIhii, .1 K 14 Ilonry, I) L 14 Unworn, IIS 14 1'Hntnll, J Rccb 14 Cunningham &, Son 12 Lnckmnn, E 14 Torcnco, W C 14 Mnrrl Uoef Co (tnaruMin, 1 14 Ollvo, Andrew 14 Hamilton, Dr8 S 13 Kaltonik, H J4 Liicim, US 14 IIiikIibh, Lowcry 14 Montgomery , J A 14 Knurr, C W 13 Hnm, (I W 14 McAiilnch, S 14 runic. Smith A; Johns 14 l'criyncillc. Noal & Mltclu.ll 14 I'ortir. Elklim, JK 14 Punnn. Rnltn, HO 14 ' l'mt Jlanictt. ITiimprhpy, W N 14 Miller, Ailam 14 Jlnthnwl. Smith, John 13 Mulholliin, AW 14 Swab, A A 14 Patrick, JnmoR 14 Uoll& Lewis 10 10 (HI 20 no 7 (HI 15 (HI 7 (HI 7 00 7 IKI 7 (HI 12 50 7 (HI 7 (HI 25 (H) 7 (HI 7 00 10 00 7 00 7 (H) 7 00 7 (HI 10(H) 7 IK) 7 oo 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 10 00 7 (HI 7 00 7 (H) 20 00 7 00 7 no 7 (H) JlcunuhUrilk. Mauri), (! r: 14 Uijrps.M.! V 14 WiiIhIi, 1JT 14 Morrow. J a f-......l.i 10 00 10(H) Hwartz Unw i 13 Hoffman FC T....lh 10(H) 12 50 7 00 12 50 7(H) 10 00 10 IH) Hinif&Co i....A2 Holor HroB V. . . .14 Hell, W II k....!2 MWtiriM 14 Alexander, W B Jr. . . .13 Wolsh, J A T....13 Stoko. II Alex 13 10 00 7 00 10 00 10 00 9 00 10 00 700 (Jilblom, 8 II 14 IJoemer, A u & Co. . . . .7. . . .J J Mllllren, (ilenn A. . . .c Dunn. A E K. ill Katzen, Abram .... 14 OibHon, CC rf. ...14 700 lo no Miio JW 700 12 50 iinultfiiiii Ii I) 1 1 ltoynoldHvillo HardwTire Co. I Cox, WT44m 14 J Host, MIhhFC U 14 Hanau. N k: ....12 Prloatcr Uroa. . IlobtnHon. D F. (JoiKler, Kd . . . . r. ....11 rr.....il K lT ll 7 12 J Jo 7 StUmUmn W O-argon 12 Hiizard, O W Hell & Ixswiu... Spry, Walter. . . Kiny, J C & Co, .12 .14 .14 1250 7 (HI 7 00 7 (H) 7 00 IIMibaiy, i M MeCnicketi, I) Conolnff. Wm V. ..14 Spcut'8, Joseph tV. 14 II ft UtipwhUvule. Hiirjfo, Wm M....'. 14 htmillor. UU 14 7 0! Johnston, Wm L 14 7 00 10 00 limgtjoia. Stewart, Chas 13 Ilolbon, E A 14 Dormire, Wm 14 liichurdsville. Humphrey, M 13 Moorhead & Bros 13 Sarthwoll, G C 14 Stanton. Reltz, Edward ft, Son 13 Iittiighmnn & Fitzslmmons. .14 iS'oi'aiiA'ic' Mills. Eisenhart, Wm 14 Seller, Dan'l 14 Sugar Hill. Sibley, OH 13 Schti(l'iier'li Corners. McFadden, J It 14 Davln, S 14 Siyel. Truman & Bros. ; 0 Hepler, J E 13 Carroll, G A 14 Sandy Valley. Steole, Mrs N J 14 Bonor, W J 14 SitmmeiTillc. Vandevort, A M 14 Carrier, C E 14 Guthrie, H F 14 Edhelman, T A 14 Sykcsvilk. Bonnott & Wise 14 Ake, J II 13 Eaton & Long 14 1'iiiMin. Tirablin, J A 14 Wahton. Mahoning Supply Co 5 Farri, G 14 Cosine, Geo 14 Mascinl, MrsC 14 I'almorena, Tonuy 14 Manbuea, Tuey 14 Curts, George 14 Winsloto. Gibson, A L ....13 7 00 700 10 00 10 00 700 10 00 700 7 00 700 10 00 7 00 700 25 09 10 00 700 700 700 7 00 700 7 00 700 7 00 10 00 00 00 00 00 SO 00 IVhitinvillc. MeiitiH, .1 H 14 7 no loud, I) A 14 7 (HI MeiuiH, Jim M 14 7 (10 utter I Iron 13 10 00 Went H'fiww. 1-olf, David 14 7 00 Morttrife. ieiHt, SM 14 7 00 lollmrn, Am mi 14 7 00 iimllimn, W S 14 7 00 entrillr. 'raven, Tin 14 7 00 ''"V. A 11 7 00 luiitor, John 14 7 (HI MoCarty, .Iminln 14 7 00 II ursine. iii KK llroH 14 7 00 Knsl It iiishm. ve, Gilfvrt 14 7 00 lomieM ft Wlwi I I 7IM) 1 II LM AIM) SALOONS. J tilth nut. i Tulilrs. Tux. Kill I fele, Ml ko 2 $40 IK) rails ( ink. I'iyhtonKer, Jacob 2 40 00 Jim Kim. J'ifer, SI) 2 40 00 vnxsmmrnrii. Brown ft Klrtz .' 3 50 00 Winter, Frank 3 50(H) leemor, Fred 3 50 00 TliouipHon, F 8 4 00 00 fiiKjar Jitu or uuuiwrrt. ampbell, K B 2 40 00 Anita. Minder, Wm 1 30 00 !l alston. Coley, Frank 1 30 00 H'MfrHe. alir, Joe 2 40 00 Jlrwktcatrdle. King, E P 3 50 00 Stonoburg, N J 2 40 00 Lrcnsluuc. Simdon, John. 2 40 00 JNorinntid, John 2 40 00 Nnmmervulc. Miller, W II 2 40 00 ifroofrrifM'. Biifilnjrton k Lonsr 4 eooo Carrier, HP 3 50 00 Arthurs, 8 B 0 80 00 H est lteVHoUlscillc. IIosbWS 2 ho 00 UeunoltW'ille. Blnek, FJ 4 (10 00 Dillman, John 3 CO 00 Itodtfors h Thomas 4 eooo You and earn of vnn are horehv notified Dial, vou are anDralned and rated an the alHive for the year 1KU5, An appeal will lie iieio in me (;ommiNlonem (once, iirooaviiie, l'n.. Tuesday. Anrll t. IMMt. at which Tnll ma attend If you think proper. n. r. nHr.wr.n, Feb. 2, 1WM. Merramllu Apprnlner. JOTEL MoCONNELL, HEYNOLDSVILLE. VA. FJtANKJ. It LACK Proprietor. Tim 4ii(lltiir hotel of tho town. Hon fldim r- tci'H for romrnfn;lHl men. Htt'iim hut, fre luii. Itnth rtNimn ftncl clfMAtii on evorv floor. numiilM rooniH, bllllurU ruoui, toleplioue con- JOTEL BELNAP, HEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. J. C. MLLMAN, Proprietor. First rlim In every partleulnr. Lornted In the very centre of tho liimlneiM part of town. Free 'Iiiih to nnd from train andcommodloua ample rooms for commercial traveler. QOMMEHCIAL HOTEL, BnOOKVILLE, PA., PHIL P. C Alt HIE It, Proprietor, Paniole room on the ground floor. House heal eil liy natural Kan. Oiuiilliua to and (ruui all train. JOORE'S WINDSOR HOTEL, 1217-29 Filbert street, PHILADELPHIA, PENN'A, PRESTON J. MOORE, Proprktor. 842 lied room. Rate K.00 ner dav Ameri can Plan. 14ll('k from H. It. It. Iiepot and H block from New P. ft. K. K. Depot. WltctUanitt, NEFF. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE And Ileal Extate Anient, Iteynoldnvlllo, Pa. c MITCHELL, ATTORN E Y-AT-L A W. (H) 50 00 00 00 OlDce nn Wct Main street, opposite the Commercial Hotel, KuyuoldHvllle, Pa. D It. B. E. HOOVER, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. Resident dentist. In bulldinir near Metho- dint church, opposite Arnold hlock. Gentle niss In operating. c. z. rioHno). JOHN W. HP.KD. JORDON & REED, 7 00 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, llrookvllle, Jclfcrson Co., Pa. Office In room formerly occiiDled by Gordon ft LorlMjtt West Main Street. W. L. MtOSAOKIR, BrMkvilli. 8. M. MiDONALD, 4yldivilU. jccracken & Mcdonald, Attorneys and Counselhrrs-at-Law, OIHce at Ruynoldlvllle and llrookvllle. JEYNOLDSVlLLE LAUNDRY, WAH SING. Proprietor, Corner 4th street and Gordon alley. Flrxt class work done at reasonable price. Glvo the laundry a trial. D R. Ii. E. HARBISON, SURGEON DENTIST, Reynoldsville, Pa. Office In rooms formerly occupied by I. S. McCreiKht. Every Woman Sometimes needs reli able monthly regulating medicine. Dr. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL PILLS, Are promnt, safe and certain In rwnlt. The cenif Ine Dr. l-cul'f i never disappoint, bant auy wuaie, 1.00. fuaMillcuiaCClOTkuul.U. For sale at 11. Alex Htoke's druit store. 7 00 700 eooo 700 700 Get an Education. Education and fortune o hand In hand. Get an education at the Central State Nor mal rVhool, Lock Haven, Pa. Fint-cliu8 accomnuHlallons and low rates. Stale aid to students. For illustrated catalouue addre IAME8 tLlHJ.N, Ph. l.. Principal, Lock Ilavitu, Pa. 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 10 00
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