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VOLUME 3.
RKYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, AVllll 10, 18135.
NUMUKJt 47.
The Big Store
mill Tiny I'riees
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A GRAND
One year ago if we hrul'tohl you that in April,-1805,
Dollars you would have laughed at uk but, nevertheless it iw
Ichh money than shoddy cotton were one year ago. AVe have
all new goods this spring, therefore, we can and will pell you
that our Competitors can pell you their old shelf-worn stock.
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Spring Suits for Men!
Men's Nobby Sack and Square Cut
nuns, spring ana summer weights,
dark colors that would of gold fop $5.00,
onorea at our store at only 92.11
A lot of Men's Fine Casslmores, Chov
lotts and Worsteds, medium woight,
suits all sizes, nioely made up, perfect
fitting cai-monts that would have sold
for 1U.OO, ottered at our store only at
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u uu una 90 uu
An incomparable line of the largest
and finest oolleotion of Spring attire for
Gentlemon to bo found in any store in
the county. Every garment shown is
new in style and make. No back nun
bcrs, no old styles
Prices are lower than they have been
lor ia years. We want every gentle'
man to see our f 10.00 line. It is really
astonishing what a good All-wool Suit
Viu.uu will Duy this season. All the
new and popular weaves for spring and
summer in perfect fitting garments,
thoroughly made and trimmed with an
appearance of style and finish, only
equaled ana matenea ny tailor
We can fit your eye, your form and
your pocnet-Doolc. (Jome in and see us
See Our Window Display I
Trunks and Valises I
We are offering you a Trunk that lias double stitched leather handles,
malleable Iron corners, reinforced all around, reversed slats, cover, hat tray, all
(or $2.00; actually worth $4.00. And we have Trunks from $2.00 to $0.00, all sizes
and forms. Telescopes that formerly sold at $1.00 and $1.25, at our store only 75o
Black and all oolors of valises from 50o. up according to size. Call and see them
Above all, we want you to believe what we say, and cordially invite you to call,
and be convinced that we are the Lowest Price and The Only Reliable Clothier, Hatter and
Reynolds Block.
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UCCESS d a GREAT SALE!
Sweaters!
We have them from 17c.
up. A close ribbed, heavy
weight sweater, well made
and well worth One Dollar;
our price Forty-five and Fifty
Cents. Heavy wool sweaters
in blue, black and white,
close gauge, double kint col
lars, worth Two Dollars; our
price One Dollar.
Then we have greys,
creams and maroons. Every
sweater from 17c. up is all
hand sewed and has extra
long neck.
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Everything New in Style or Color in either Stiff Hats or Fedoras 1
Newest Style Stiff Hats in Mocha, Tan and Black Is represented in our
Superb Showing of Spring Headwear for men. The quality of the Stiff Hate
that we show at the following prices cannot be matched: 8c, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00,
$2.25, $2.50, $3.00. '
Boys' and Children's HaU and Caps, Tarn O'Shanters, Eatons and Fancy
Headwear.
Every New, Novel and Sensible Style. See our Window Display.
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Prines
you could buy a Ten Dollar Snit of Clothe? for Five
a fact, woolen goods are placed on the market to-day for
tnken advantage of this great change in price by buying
Good New Clothing Cheaper, yes, for one-half the price
SPRING SHIRT STYLES!
Fresh from the field of
fashion; f ant colors. Per
cales, one. turn down and
one stand up collar, and
a pair of cuffs,' link or
plain, alt detachable, with
each shirt, Neatest pat
terns, pin-checks, pin-dots,
$c., perfect fi t $'u a ra n teed,
prices from 50c. up. Also
a large line of boys' fine
Oxford, cheviot shirts that
formerly sold at 50c, the
price at our store only 2 c.
Also the same in men's at
25c. Perfect fit guaran
teed. See our Window
Display.
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UMBRBLLfVS!
We have a Fine Line of all the Latest and Leading Patterns of Umbrellas.
We have black sateen, guarantied fast color and well put up, that is actually
worth $1.00; our prioe 63o. We show steel and wood stalks all sizes at the follow
ing prices: 70o., 95c, $1.00, $1.15, $1.50, $1.00, $2.10, $2.25 and $3 00 Call and
see them
GLENN A. MILLIREN.
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Boys'
CLOTHES!
Boys' very noat and survlvablo Suitx,
Caaslmoros and S:itiiictH, this suonon's
raako, sizes 5 to 14, that would luivo
sold at $1.50, at our storo only 67o
Boys' Double Biuavitod, All-wool
Cheviot, CosHlmoro and Imported
Worsted, mudo in tho lioijjhtof fuHhioti,
would havo sold at $2.00 and $3.00, at
our store only l)8o
Your choice of over 300 pairs All
wool Cheviot, Casslmere and Imported
Worsted Boys' Knoo Pants, worth
double our asking prico, that we offer
25o. and up
Thou we have the Ironclad Double
Breasted Suits (same as above out) that
formerly sold at $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00,
at our store only $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00
Men's Fine Balbrlggan Underwear
that formerly sold at $1.00 we are offer
lng you for 25o. or 50o. a suit
get prices and Bee the goods
Men's Furnisher in the county!
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8LANDER.
Twm lint a tin-nth
And rot a woman'- fitlr name wilted,
And f riencln mwo warm irruw cold and stilted,
And Ufa wan mine than ilrnth.
Ono rnnomrd word,
Thnt Rtmrk tt cownrd, polsonrd blow,
In crown wliisi hnhl and low,
And fit tho wldn world heard.
Twm lmt ono whlsjwr on
Thnt mutti-rrd low for Tory iihame,
That thing the nliindcrrr dnre not name,
And yet Its work waa done.
A hint m llfiht,
And yet eo mighty In 1U power,
A humnn will In one short hour
Lies crushed beneath IU bltRht.
GERMAN ARMY MARRIAGE.
Officer May Not Wed Without the Con
Bent of Their Superior.
No German officer enn mnrry withont
the censont of his colonel, according to
Poultuoy DIkoIow in "Tho Borderland
of Cznr nutl Knlner, " and this consent
enn ho obtained only after a careful in
quiry Into all the cirenmstaucos sur
rounding the proposed alllnuco. First,
is the young lndy suitable for ansooia
tiou with the wives of tho other oftlcorn?
Second, will the bridegroom be able to
live respectably and bring np his fam
ily? Third, nro his. means, or those of
his wlfo, invented in proper seonritlos,
so that ho is not llablo to lie expelled by
tonsou of bankruptcy? The extraordi
nary social advantngos enjoyed by tho
German officer mid tho pecuniary re
sponsibility growing naturally from
such advantngos make his small pay,
which amounts only to about $1 a day
in case of a firnt liouteunut, appear own
smaller than it is.
An American lady who bad been
spending a winter in Dresden told Mr.
liigelow that all the bachelors of the
garrison were famished with a list of
marriageable womou, each namo orna
mented with the property she might bti
expected to inherit This no doubt was
a nilstalto on her part, but it is a very
common ono, Uoriuan officers stationed
in desirable towns are vory apt to get
into debt and have to choose between
leaving the army in disgrace or luarry
lug a rich girl
Mr. Uigelow adds; "From my own
exporionce in Uormany tho officers would
appear to havo mnrriod for lovo and to
be happy in coiiHoquouco, " ami yot "the
number of thoso who get into debt and
fail to sucuronriuh wife is oonxldrrnhlo,
although it makes no particular ripplo
in the surface. Such men simply di nap
pear and turn up sooner or Inter in
America, whero they tako employment ns
ooaohinen, wniturs, tonohors or instruct
ors in riding schools. Tho ohnugo of
lifo is very violent and Is adopted only
as profernblo to sulcido. "
Flower In Northern Itiumlo.
An English traveler in northern Rus
sia writes to The Gardener's Chronicle
that nothing surprised him more than
tho nuiversnl pronouoo of well grown
flowering plants in dwelling rooms.
Even in tho cells of monasteries and iu
tho studios of oity photographers farther
north than Archangel ho found such
plants ns oleanders, crotons, pelnrgnnl
nins and fuchsias iu almost every room.
Tho double windows, so necessary to
koop out tho cold, havo a draft tight
spuoo between thorn flllod with flower
ing pluuts, nud It does not soom noccs
sury to open thorn for air during tho
short hot summer. From September to
Juno tho country is buriod in snow and
shut iu by loo. Tho average toinporutnre
for January is only 10 degrees. The
July tenipernturo, however, has an av
orago of 00 degrees F., Which is hardly
to bo wondered at when it is reinom
borod that tho snn shines 23 hours oat
of tho 34.
A Whlntler Story.
One of tho best of tho Rossotti stories
oonocrns Mr. Whistlor. Onoo Rossotti
asked Whistler how he liked a sketch
he had niado for a picture. "It has good
points," was the answer. "Go ahead
with it. " A fow weeks later ho was
asked abont the piotura "Doing fa
mously," saiC.RossettL "I've ordered
a stnnning frame for It " Some time
later Mr. Whistler saw the oauvas,
framed, bat still virgin of paintbrush
or paint "You've done nothing to it, "
said Mr. Whistler. "No." ruplied Ros
tetti, "but I've written a sonnet on the
snbject, if yon would oare to hear it "
When the recitation was over, Mr.
Whistler said, "Rosetti, take ont the
canvas and pnt the sonnet in the frame. "
Pall Mall Bndget
Oantlou Turkey.
The Russian government hat asked
permission of Turkey to make measure
ments of tho sea of Marmora in order
to dotermine scientifically whatohauges
have ooourred through the late earth
quakes. The porte bos givon the doslrod
permission, bnt the Russian man-of-war
will be escorted by a Turkish ves
sel, and a Turkish naval officer will as
sist at all tho iclontiflo examinations of
the coast
A aeattarlnc Bhot.
"Ton ought to know better than to
put small coins into yonr month," said
the old goutlomau to the hoy who had
just blacked his boots.
Whereupon three richly appareled la
dies who wore hurrying post to oatoh a
street oar paused a moment and lookod.
indignantly at the speaker. Chicago
Tribune.
HI Objection. '
She Even though yon do not admire
Browning, yon must admit he makes
one think, Mr, Chaplelgh.
He Ya-a-a-s. That's precisely why I
pbjeot to him. Harlem LI fa
FLOUR MILLING.
The ftotllnf Pro, Itu Chanced the En
tire Mean of Operation.
In tho roller process the whole prln
olpln of the manufacture of flour wns
ohungod. Infltenri of getting all tho flonr
possiblo ont of tho wheat in ono or two
reductions on millstones, tho idon wn i
to make as little flonr as possible on tho
first production and leave a largo per
centage of middlings afterward to hn re
duocd to what Is known as pntont flonr.
Nowadays the number nf reductions va
ries from four to eight or more. Millers
are now able to grind with a length of
rolls equal to 140 inches per nuit of 100
barrels of flour in 84 hours and do good
Work.
Roceutly the "planslfter" has stop
ped into notioe and is used with a very
great oapaolty both as a acalpor nnd as
a flour bolt. The purifier is greatly Im
proved, varying In size from eight feot
in length by three in width to three feet
square, with the attendant dust catcher.
Many mills creditnble to the ingenuity
of the builders have been devised to per
form a number of operations In very
mall space, ootnprlsing rolls and sepa
rators, and also several pairs of rolls in
ono frame. In tho wheat cleaning room
tho tendency has been to use tuoru ma
chines than formerly and to clean thi
wheat better. The flour as it comes
from the reels is now packed with great
rapidity and exactness, and the bran in
sumo of the larger mills is compressed
Into half tho former ppaco by a maeliino
that will pack 40 tons a day.
In short, the whole improvement has
been on the lino of smaller machines
with greater capacity, taking loss room,
using a shorter road from the wheat bin
to the flour sack, and with a reduction
in the amount of power required to make
a barrol of flonr. A mil) hnilder
states that in n well planned 100 barrel
mill a barrol of flonr per 8R-1O0 of a
horsepower is fair work, whllo in a
1,000 barrol mill it is at about tho rate
of 25 horsepower per nnit of 100 barrels
dolly capacity. Chicago Record.
NECKTIE3 ALWAYS NEW.
Mr. Feather laartin the Set-ret i f Ki;
(JlnkM Attractive AsKui-ti-icnt.
"I mu somewhat curious by nature,"
said Mr. Fonthers recently, "and sumo
timo ngo I was struck by tho romr.rltablo
number of now neckties worn by young
Mr. Ginks, who sits opposito ma at our
boarding houso table. I proceeded to
study thorn, tuid tiftor a week or two I
diHoovorod thnt they weio not only til
ways smooth nnd fresh, bnt thnt their
nppcurauco was regulated according to
thoir hues. For two days ho would wear
a black and gray tie, for instance Then
a black flowered red ground alTair wonld
oroop ont from his bosom, and then two
or throo more combinations would bo
worn. At last I could restrain myself
no longor, nnd I asked Ginks to explain
to me his necktio system. He lookod
mysterious and beckoned mo to a so
eluded corner.
" 'Mr. Feathers, he said earnestly,
'I fool that I can con (Ida iu you thor
oughly. Tho senrfs you havo so kindly
admired are five in number and nro all
I have. I woar ono until it gots soiled,
and then I drop it in gasolino ontsido of
my window. Aftor tho liquid ha.i ovnp
orated I tako the scurf in, ami ovcry eign
of dirt has disappeared. By doing tins
in rotation with tho flvo ties I keep up
an appearance that would cost more
than I could afford if I depended upon
now ones, '
"I thanked tho young man for his
vory interesting information, " said Mr.
FeatherH in conclusion, "nud I do not
doubt that many othurs liko him know
tho value of gasolino as a oluniibin ur
ticlo and put it to good use. I hnp
they all uso it in tho open air, however,
as it is a Tory volatilo and inflnmmahlo
liquid and is liablo to explodo if nxpcscl
in a room whoro tbero is a gas light or
a fixe. "Washington Star.
An Imagination.
When a Third street man came into
the house the other evening, they were
manipulating something in the kitchen
that filled the halls with an odor which
oonld soaroely be called sweet
"Whew I" he exolalmed to his wife.
"What the mischief ia that that smell
ol"
"Why, "responded tho wife, who had
got nsed to it, "it's nothing bnt yonr
imagination, "
"Well, I guess not, "he said indig
nantly. "If I bad an imagination that
moiled like that, I'd take it ont and
have it disinfected at once. " Detroit
Free Press.
The Negro Nosa.
Some years ago Frederick Douglass
addressed a convention of negroes in
Louisville. He said in the course of his
remark that he did not think an amal
gamation of the white and black race
desirable, the pure negro being, in his
opinion, the best of the race. While
peaking his eyeglasses continued to
slide from their perch. "Bat I wish,"
interpolated the speaker, "I wish we
oonld get np some sort oi on alloy for
the negro whioh wonld insure a nose
capable of holding speobaoles. "Buf
falo Courier
Shoestrings were first worn in 1797,
and the English buckle maker present
ed a petitiou to the tkrone asking that
these articles be prohibited.
Shlloh's Cure Is sold on a guarantoo.
It cures lnoiptunt consumption. It Is tho
boat cough cure. Only ono cent a dose,
25oU., (SOoU. and 11.00. Sold by J. C.
King & Co.