VOLUME 4. REYNOLDSYILLE, TENN'A., WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1895. NUMBER 2. Milliren's! Cheviots, all-wool. For the fjarmente you'd have to pay $10.00 elsewhere. Fifteen Dollars would not tell the value and perfect fit of our Suits at $7, $8, $9 and $10. All the newest designs in Sacks, in Cutaway Sacks and in Full Dress Cutaways, made of Fancy Cheviots, Imported Clay Worsteds and Diagonals, and Unfinished Worsteds. Their Cut, Style and Finish Com pare with any $25.00 or $30.00 Tailor-made Garments. $7.00. $8.00. $9.00. $10.00. HATS1 Mention any shade and we have it. Ask for any new style and we will produce it. Our assortment this Spring is Bim ply gigantic. The amount we sell proves that our prices are right. Call and see 'em. The only way that we can convince Only Reliable Clothier, Hatter and Men's call, get prices and see the goods. Retinoids Block. Get Ready! :F0R WARM S H We have them in them. .American Dimities, Belfast Dimities, Percales, Challies, Grenadines, X aconet Duchesse Lawns And many other kinds. We never had such a fine selection and the prices are low. BING & OO. G O O D S Repine Hardware Co DEALERS IN HARDWARE, STOVES and RANGES. TIN, - SHEET IRON - AND COPPEUWAllE, AMMUNITION, - HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, WOOD AND IRON PUMPS. And everything kept in a First-class Hardware Store. Roofing and Spouting Done to Order. KEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. Absolutely "Perfect" Clothing, as Hold by us, has won the Patronage of the many hundreds of stylish dressers of Reynoldsville and vicin ity. Rut not only haB the quality made ub popular the price has told and tells in our favor by a large majority. Our recent great purchase has again put us in the lead, leaving our followers far be hind. This recent purchase has enabled us to quote prices now (right in the heart of the season) that others will name three months later. The prices below will tell their own story. SUITS! Q HO Will fit you out In a Bplondld HO.OO CM.UU niue Mixed or Gray Mixed Snok Suit, and the fit will be perfect, too, at our store. Q( f( Selects a suit that our pmnpotttor OU.VFU ha,, marked down to H0.0O, his for mer price $12.00, In Steel, Grey or limwn; nicely made up and perfect fit guaranteed. Q( Kf Is all we ask for a Single Breasted OUttJU saoit Suit of Stvllsh Cut, Blnek Trousers I A Double Stitched Jean, guaranteed not to rip, other dealers ask $1.00, our price 600. Call and see the line. A Clay Worsted Dress Pant that other dealers would ask $4.00 for, our price $2.25. Then we have a coarser grade of Clay Worsted at $1.60. Other deal ears ask $3.00 for the same thing. you that we are the Lowest Price and Furnisher in the County is for you to Glenn A. Milliren. TH WEATHER! all Shades. You should see "TOOK THE WRONG MEDICINE." Whj Thin tlearitlns o Often Appear la th Itatljr Kewnpapm. It is an odd trnlt in hamuli nntnre thnt a mnn who has boon ordered by his physioinn to tnko pnrogorio will never toko it if there is any enrbolio sold or prnmlo nold in the lionso that ho can Bbnorb in preference. Stntlnttoinni who have ntndiod the thing declare thnt an invalid will Renroh the whole home for a poisoncma drag and drink it rnthnr than the medicine ordored by the doctor. The death do tioes in the newitpitpors in oases of thnt kind ore generally headod, "Took the Wrong Mediciua " A man nrrlvod At his boino tlio other evoning, mid glancing ou th bnrcaa mvr a bottle of liquid that ha bad been ordored by the doctor to tnko. "That looki liko the staff," said bo, "bnt I'm not sure. As I was locking an the cellnr I saw behind an old shelf n blue bottlo that looked as if it hadn't been touched for years. It snid on it, Sulphnrio Acid.' Now thnt bottlo oil tho table looks oxnetly liko the one. I drank ont of last niht, but still I have an idea that the staff down in the collar is what tho doctor means for mo. I don't know how the dickens it got down thero when it's meant for mo to tnke, or bow this bottlo that isn't mount fur mo to take got ou this bureau. Dut I'm not going to take any chauaos. I'll Just go down into the cellar and make sure, and I'll throw this stuff out of the win dow." Then he cautiously went down stairs and took the sulphurlo anid, and be was buried in due form after an ambu lance surgeon had done bis best and the coroner's physioiau had made a com plete investigation and autopsy. It isn't only children who make these blunders. Doctors will tell yon that thoy have only to label a bottle "Lotion, For External Application Only," to make sure of Its being drunk. If a patlont gets a bottle of oorrosive sublimate to put on a folon on bis great toe and doesn't use it all, he will carefully save it Ten years afterward doctor gives some oough mixture to him, and then ho goes and bnnts up the oorrosive subli mate bottle, plays three oard raonte with it and tho oongb mixture, gets them thoroughly mixed up so that he onn't tell one from the other, and then when he feels that tightness across the ohost that the doctor told him about be swallows a part of the oorrosive sublimate and loaves his widow to collect the life insurance. By no accident is the oongb mixture ever taken it is always the corrosive sublimate. New York Her ald. CURIOUS WEDDING CUSTOMS. Bom Odd Phase of Social lAtm Ia North ern Michigan. Many curious customs are in vogue among the foreign population of north ern Michigan, especially in social mat ters. When a French oouple get mat ried, a carriage -or a sleigh ride is in evitable, according to the season of the year. The oouplos are not packed to gether in ono wagon or sleigh, but each follow and bis girl bave an individual rig, the bride and groom taking the lead and the others following like a funeral profession, bnt there is nothing f nnereal about it, especially the pace set After the procession baa been riding for boon, a dance ends the festivities. The Polanders bave a ourious wed ding custom that is very ingenions as a money getter, and takes the plaoe of wedding presents. After the wedding feast follows a danoe that sometimes lasts IS to 14 hours, and even longer. The obiof honor is to danoe with the bride, and thia ia decided in a ourious manner. The mother of the bride takes her plaoe in one oorner with a plate in her lap, which she takes very good earn shall be built after the plan of an eat ing house coffee cup. The gallant who wants to danoe with the bride, and all are la honor bound to do so at least onoe, most pnll out a pleoeof silver and endeavor to ohip or break the plate by throwing their money upon It, and only those who auooeed In ohipping or break ing the plate are allowed the coveted honor. Let those who think it easy to break an ironstone plat try it Few succeed in doing it for less than 60 cents, and it ia not an unusual thing for the brlde'a money to amount np to $75 or 100, even where the crowd is ap parently aa poor aa a ohuroh mouse, and it may go even higher when the bride ia pretty and popular. All the money goea to the bride, and in a baokwoods ooun try $50 to $70 will start a happy oouple nloely in housekeeping. Detroit Free Press. Dr. do Koran's LotUr. At a reoent exhibition of dolls in Chi cago a doll was shown which onoe had a letter addressed to it by the late Dr. de Eoven, the great Episcopal high ohuroh loader. It was aa follows: My Dear Wax I am glad to hear of your birth, and thai you were named for mo, and that you aro of wax. Yoa ouuld not bo of bet ter stuff for a minuter. You will look sweet. Thia will pleaae the young. You cannot tulk too much. Thia will pluaae the old. Von can wink at thing, whlob you will have to da You will eut little; you will nocd but imull y. Whon you are brained, yon oon be put on a ahull without a word, and a doll, new, (roan, and with red chouka, will take your plttoe. If you have to bo a uiurtyr by llro, you will mult easy aud save puiu to thoae who have to put you In, but if you do good to even one little girl like C your life will be worth a great dual, do goodby.f roin your affectionate f riund, J. UKK The oil wells of Cuku cover a distrio of country 25 uiilus loug by over half mild ia breadth. VIEWS OF MARRIAGE. Vt Connnmmates Life No Single Life In the Terfnct One. We hear young men say, "I am too poor to get married, " and girls, "The man I marry must be rich." These re marks appear harmless, and they may have a certain business shrewdness be hind them. Still the larger truth is that tho speakers most often do not take nn honest view of marriage, no matter how honorable may be their purposes. Money cannot insure happiness, and long ex perimenting in the countrlos of Europe has shown that mating for wealth is the sure road to a lax and immoral domes tio economy. It would soem that the sensible view to take of marriage is that it consummates lifo for the poor and tho rich, the vulgar and tho refined; that no single lifo is tho perfect life. The future of mankind depends almost wholly apon happy marriages mid healthy offspring. And this suggests that there should be no marrying of un sound people. Greater elfisliuesM nnunot be imagined than that which brings children into the world doomed to a lifo of immitigable misery, the hereditament of those who bear their parents' burden of disease. Shall we say that questions arise in this connection too delioato for discussion with young persons? Is it better to loave tho discussion to be raised aftor it is too late? The sensible viow nf marriage is the view that comprehends every conse quence. To the young people looking forward to a long and happy wedded life it is of vital importance that no ele ment of the subject shall bo a mystery; that nothing oonneoted with the matri monial venture shall be left to the has ard of ohanoe. Parents must understand that their children are to be parents; that there is no escape from the responsi bility, and that eduoation is Incomplete and training inadequate whioh does not qualify for paternity aud maternity. The young man aud the young woman who are fitted for marriago aro fitted for all that a healthy, courageous and happy life demands or imposes. Chan tanquan. Jack's Royal Bpre. "Kipling onght to study Jack," aald a naval officer. "Jaok'a the most plo turesque man on land or sea, and no body has written about hint as he ia "If I could do it as well as Kipling, there is one story I know of which is as good as tho 'Reincarnation of Krishna Mnlvaney. ' "When I waa assistant engineer on the San Francisco, there was a coal passer named Tom Dolargy under me. Be had been saving np his money for a long time to out a big splurge when be was discharged. I think he had about $600 ooming to bim. "Jack ia a royal 'spender, ' and his shipmates all told bim that he needn't go farther than the Bowery to bave the most gorgeous spree. "But Delargy wasn't going to be so commonplace. He took time to think it all ont, and whenever be got bold of an Amerloan newspaper he stndiod it The way the railroad magnates enjoyed life atrnck his fancy. "So when bis time was np, aud 'Pay' turned over Dolargy 'a $000 to him, be went and chartered a private oar and rode aronnd the country till hia money waa gone. Then he came back and re enlisted. " New York Journal Emotional Llteratoxa. "I suppose yon see all sorts of people in the course of a day's run?" aaid the observant man to the train boy as he bought a package of wintergreen chew ing gam. "Yoa betl" said the boy, after the manner of hia kind. "Look aorost the way there at that woman a-oryin over 'Unluokily Married; or, the Doom of Mary Jane. ' When she oome on the oar thia morn in, aha were aa pretty aa a wax flgger, all red an white, Senoe she'a been a-readin that novel she's cried till her face ia all streaked and striped. The paint'a run so she looks jest like a aebry, " And the youth walked on, leav ing the observant man in deep thought Detroit Free Press. a Wanted the Contents, Dr. Holmes' library is valued at only $804. Thia haa been thought a rather email library for a literary man who had a lifelong fondness for books. But Dr. Holmes waa not a binding worship er, and nearly all of the best works in the world, in cheap, substantial bind ings, can be bought for $804. The very best books of the world are quite limit ed in number. Boston Globe. Autocrat of the Kitchen. Mrs. Faintheart (at front window) Officer I Policeman Yes, ma'am. What's wrong, ma'amf Mrs. F. Nothing's wrong, but I wish yon'd step into the kitchen and tell the cook not to bum the meat as she did last night I'm afraid ta Piok Me Up. Beeoher generally spoke in a conver sational touo, with 110 groat effort at what is oommonly denominated oratory. When he rose to a climax, however, his voice was equal to any omorgeuoy, bnt even his loudost tones seemed to oauso him little effort billion's euro, tho grout cough urid croup euro, ia in grout donrnnd. Pocket sio contains twimty-flve doses, only 2."o. Children lovo it. Sold by J. C. King & Co, AGGRESSIVE FROCRESSIVENESS Is our Rule of Husiness. There ia no Pitch thing as standing still. You must go either Backward or Forward. This applies to everything in Politics, in Religion and particularly in Business. Only the best business methods will win, and we have won them over all Competitors. If you did not know us in our deal ings with you in the past 90 days of our existence in Reynoldsville you would probably doubt the assertion, but we feel free to make it from the fact that you have been a frequent customer. Since coming to your town we have this to say regarding our success: Large Stock, Latest and Newest Things in the Market, Lowest Prices, Goods marked in Plain Figures; and we are the Emporium for Low Prices on Good Goods. CLOTHING! To thk Gentlemen: As to Clothing, we would like to have you give our stock a look. We have suits built and trimmed in the height of fashion, strictly all-wool and the prices so low on good goods that it would almost make one ashamed to look Mary's little lamb in the face. 8 H 1 O 1 R I e Trilby and Electric, in Ladies,' Misses' and Gents' wear Nothing in the town to equal them. Dru Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Sun Umbrellas and Parasols, White and Colored Kid Gloves, Traveling Baas, &c, &c. HfTS! See our line of Summer Hats in Straw and Braids, can sell you cheaper than any of our would-be Competitors. A. D. Deemer & Co. E wish to inform the public that we are 41 41 Selling - Out Our Entire Stock of doming and Gents' Furnishing Goods AT COSTI We most respectfully ask that you come in and see our prices and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Tailor-made Suits to Order from $17.00 up. BOLGER BROS., Merchant Tailors and Gent's Furnishers. Sporting A. Full and Complete Line of Base Ball Goods, Fishing Tackles, &c. Sporting Goods of All Kinds. We Goods ! ALEX RISTON.
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