iff nil l. We would w plmwcl to linvo yon rail at our store for a five piirkwtfi? of Huron's ( Vlor.v Kng for llui Norvrs, which wo mo rlistrtbut.lnir tit all n II! ic t . -1 with (lyxpcpHln mul nil hlooil, liver and Wltl noy diseases. Huron's Celery Klnjf Is simply doing wonders In building up worn out const itiitlonn, and U thu grand HH'olflo for nervousness, HlecplessnesH, lieadiielio, Btul nil dornnueinentH of tho stomach, liver und kidneys. Samples free. Largo pneknjfes "V. at V. H, Alexander's, solo agent. itntlvoit frltn 0Tobl. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. IS KFFKCT MAY 18(15. riillnitrlpliln A Frio Ttnllmnrl Division Time Tnll. Tmlns rf Hrlflwiwxl. F.AfTWAKK :0t a m TrHln , rtnlly oxocpt Hun1iiy for Hiinluity, lliirrlslmrir hihI IntermiMlliite stn ttons, nrrlvhiK at nilliulHplila n-.'iti p.m., New York. t:ISt l. m. I Hnlilniura, :l .m. Vhlnlin, 7::ip. ni I'lillnmn I'nrlor I'nr from HliHneiMri nnd piiwtenKvr cotiehro from Kiinrlol'lillBilclplifn. :W p. ni. Trnln , dully except Pimiliiy fur llnrrlshnrir and Inti'rnH'illiitf sliitluus, Hr riving at I'lilliuli'lpMii 4:;i . m.i New York, 7:.'W A. M. I'ullrmin Moeplnir mrs fi-oin linrrliibiirK to I'hllaili-lphln ami New York, rtillailplphln psssnin'rs ran remain In sleeper uitillHttirlNMl until ?:u a. m. 9:'M p. m. Trala 4, flally for Hutiliury, Harris lairg and InternuMlltiio stations, arrlvltitf at IMilladelplila, fl:.V! a. m.s New York, KM A. M. on week tliiys and lO.'.a A M. on Hun ilayi Hnltlmuro, :) A. M.i Washington, 7:. a.m. I'ullmiin ram from Krleand Wllllnms- JNirt to Philadelphia. lfHs4niM'rs In sh'isT or Biiltlmoro and Washington will lw transferred Into Washington sleeper at liar rlshurg. Passenger eouehes from Krle to I'hllairelplila and Wllllamsnort to lliiltl more. WESTWAUH f:2S H. ni. Train I, dally except Hnnday for rlWIgwny, Ihiltols, t'lermont and Inter mediate stations. Leaves Ithlgwuy nt 11:10 P. M. for Erie. 9:S0a. ni.--Trnln S, dally for Erie and Inter mediate points. 6:27 p. m. .-Train II, dally except Ptinday for Kane and littcrmcd Infestations. THlHH'till TRAIN! FOK PHIFTWOOI FKOM TIIK FACT ANDHOLTH. TRAIN II leaves Vhllaileliilila K:M A. m. Washington, 7..va. M.t llaltlmore. N:M A. M. Wllkesharre, 1:IAa. m.i dally except bun day, arriving nl Hi iri wihkI nt :!!" e. M. with I'nllnian Parlor ear from Philadelphia to W'llllatnsport. TRAIN II leaves New York at X p. ni.: Phila delphia, 11:211 p. m.: Washington, lil.4lla.ni. Baltimore, II :M) p. m.i dally arriving at llrlflwood at a:.! h. m. Pullman sleeping ears from Philadelphia to F.rle and from Washington and Baltimore lo Wlllliinisisirt and through passenger roaches from Phlla delphla to Krluand Baltimore to Wllllama pnrt. TRAIN 1 leaves Rennvo at 6:3.1 a. m., dally except Sunday, arrlvliiK at Driftwood 7:26 a. m. JOHNSONBURG RAILROAD. (Daily except Sunday.) TRAIN Id leaves ltldgway Ht tt::to a. m.: John sonhurg at 11:4.1 a. ni., arrlvliiK at Clermont at 10:411 a. m. TRAIN 20 leaves Clermont at 10:M a. m. ar riving at Johnsonluii'K at 11:44 a. m. and Kldft-way at 12:1111 a. m. JJIDGWAY & CLEARFIELD R. R. DAILY EYCEPT SUNDAY. POUT1IWAKD. NORTHWARD. P.M A.M. STATIONS'. A.M. P.M. 12 10 Sao (vlditwiiy ll 12 IN : Island Run I 2A e 22 1222 42 Mill Haven 1 21 17 1231 t'rovlHiid 111 m 12 .W 10011 Hhons Mills 102 60U 1242 10 Ik-i HlueKiS'k 12IW f. .V4 1244 ion, vinevanl Kun 12KI ft.tl 12 411 1010 Curlier 12 AO R4H 100 1022 Rrockwnyvlllc 12. is S:w 110 KIW McMlnnPummlt 12 :to 5 2ft 114 103S lliirvcys Hun 12 JH A 20 120 10 45 Falls Crevk 12 20 IS 14A 10 M I lu Hols 12 OA 6 00 TRAIN LEAVE RIDGWAY. Eastward. Westward. Train a, 7:. 7 a. m. Train a, U:U4 a. m. Train , 1:4A p. m. Train 1, 8:00 p. m. Train 4, 7:M p. m. Train II, K:2A p. m. 8 M. PREVOXT, Gen. MauaKur. J. U. WH)I), Ueu. Pass. AR't. BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTS' BURGH RAILWAY. The short line between DuRois, Rldsway. tKH..ul U.. I U..M-..I.. i t .. Niaxara Falls and points In the upper oil region. On and after Juno 17th, 1K04, passen ger trains will arrive and depart from Falls v.rccs siuuoii, uauy, except punuay, as ioi lows: I. HO p. m. and A. .10 p. m. Accommodations from Punxsiitawney and Itlg Run. 8:AO a. m.Hutf aloaiicl Ris'hester mall For Hrockwayvllle, Kldgway.Joliiisonhurg.Mt. Ilis-hester; connecting at .Tolinsonhurg wiin -. ac train .1. lor n ucox, naiiu, Warren, Oorry and Erie. 10:63 a. m. Accommodation For Pykea, Hlg Rub and 1'unxsutiiwnev. f :tO p. m. Hradford Accommodation For Hoechtroe, Hrockwayvllle, KUmnnl, t:ar mon, Kiilgway, Jiilinsonburg, Mt. Jowett and Bradford. :1U p. m. all For DuBols, Kykea, Big Run Punxsiitawney and Walston. Passengers are requested Ui purchase tick- eta lM(fore entering the cars. An excesa charge of Ten t cuts will lie collected iiy con ductors w hen fares are paid on trains, from .all stations where u t lcktit ntttCA Ik tnutiitidmid. Thousund mile tickets at two cents per mile, giMMi ror passage imi ween all stations. J. II. McIntvhb. Agent, Falls creek, Pa. R. O. Mathkws E. CLapky, General Hunt. Uen. l'as. Agent BufTulo N. Y. UiH-lieaUir N. Y A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY commencing Sunday May 27, IBM, Low Grade Division. EASTWARD. No.l. No J. No.D. 101 108 A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M. P. M 10 45 4 40 10 A7 4 W 11 DO S 2T 5 12 11 as A iH I t 2(1 11 411 A 41 5 2s 12 Ofi 6 00 S 47 12 2ft B 20 (07 12 111 20 111 12 4a as e 25 1 Ml A7 II 44 1 ON 7 tfi 6 A2 1 20 7 25 7 Oil 10 M la 1 W 7 84 7 10 11 US 1 45 1 4H 7 47 7 SKI 1 AD 7 AN 7 84 I 05 8 Oil 7 40 t 15 8 IB 7 AO t 211 8 27 8 01 I 43 8 44 $ IN IM 8 54 8 2N 8 20 8 25 8 66 ' P. M. P. M A. II. A. M. P. II WSTWAttP. No.2 No.f No.10 lot no" 10 H i 1 00 8 ail ' 10 42 It! 7 (111 10 A2 1 4 -' 7 1)1 11 00 5 59 7KI 11 20 ' 10 7 44 11 HO 20 7 54 11 ail 6 2H 8 Oil 11 47 6 87 8 12 1 05 0 Ml 8 25 It 10 6 00 1 2B 7 20 8 82 12 80 6 10 1 84 7 2N 8 40 1 42 7 40 8 4N It 7 57 till t 10 8 Ml 8 17 2 20 8 111 9 25 an 8 as 8 44 2 6 8 67 10 04 8 OH 8 05 10 IN 8 15 8 1ft 10 26 8 47 8 47 ! 4 00 10 00 A. M. A. M. P. M. A M. P. It. Red Rank Lawsonham . . . New Bethlehem Oak Ridge Mavaville. f umniervllle ... Brook vllle .... Bell Fuller Heynoldsville Pancoast Falls Creek... DuBois Habula Wiutorburn .. Pen Held Tyler Glen Fisher... beneaette Grant Driftwood Driftwood Grant Benexette Glen Flatter Tyler Pentleld Wluterburu .... Rabula DuBois Falls Oreek Pancoast Heynoldsville . . Fuller Bell Broukvllle PumwervlUe.... Mavsvllle OakRIdue New Belhleliem liawsouham... Bud Bank Trains dally except Hunday. DAVID CCAUUO, OCM'I,. BcPT JA8. P. ANDERSON Oek'l. Pabs. Aqt. CLCSINQ 8CENES OF THE WAR, A Confrilerate Hand WMrh Drurrteil to flndy to VahliiBlon Ill tho hitter part of tho month of Mnrch, ISflil. wnsliiiiirtini saw innny atKiis of collnpso of the i'eln?llioii. Tho Confederate army nppenred to ho hadly domornllzed, and deserters, who arrived constantly In largo nnmhrrs, rrjxirted that men from Alaimnm, (4oor(fta, Flor ida and the Carolina conld not be rx pected to have any heart In a fight which then teemed only for the defense of Virginia, while their own stntea were overran by tho armies of the Union During the month of March more than 8,000 deserter were received at Wash ington, and great nnmbers were quar tered at Fort Monroe, Amiapolia and other point! nearer the linen, where they were pat to work in the qunrtermnster'i department or in the naval tervice. One enrioaity of the timet wat Con federate regimental band which had de sorted in a body with it instruments and wat allowed to march throngh the streets of the national capital playing Union air. This was one of the oddest signs of the final break up. People re called story, told by Hooker, that When the Union army scaled and occu pied Lookont Mountain a rebel sentry on duty on the crest of one of the most difficult precipices saw our men pile np in solid masses over steeps which had been thought innccesslblo and waa to surprised that he forgot to ran, but stood with feet rooted to the spot, watching the Union force climbing up. and streaming past him, and driving the enemy far to the rear, until ho was loft alone, a statue of amazement. Re covering himself at Inst, he threw dowu his mnskct, stripped off hit rebel gray Jacket, stood on them both, and looking far off to the sunny south stretched out aa a map below him, said, "How are yon, Bouthorn Confederacy?" But notwithstanding such indications of a collapse of the rebellion at this very time many northern Union newspapers, led by Horace Greeley and others of hit stamp, were demanding that appeals should be mnilo to the southern people "to stop the flow of blood and the wasto of treasure," and that tome message should be sent to the southerners "so terse that it will surely be circulated and so Incld that it cannot be miscon strued or perverted," by way of an in vitation to cease fighting. Curiously enough, the nearer the time came for a final surrender the more fervid waa the demand for negotiation and appeal from the unreasonable radicals in the ranks of northern Unionists. But all this was soon to end, and while a small party wat asking, "Why not negotiate?" the downfall came. Noah Brooks in Ccn tury. A (treat Candidate. For your favor is Otto's Cure for tho throat and lungs, wo can confidently recommend it to all as a miperlor remedy for coughs, colds, aMhma, bron chitis, and all lung affections. It will stop a cough quicker than any known remedy. We guarantee, it to cure you. Instant relief in all cases of croup and whooping cough. If you are guttering, don't delay, but call on us and get a sample bottle of this great guaranteed remedy and be ono of the great party on tho roud to health. Samples freo, Largo bottles 50o. at W. B. Alexander's, sole agent. Gentlemen: I cannot forbear from writing a line in approval of your Hood's Celery. I have been a sufferer from nervous headaches until I thought my head would burst. Nearly every remedy I tried Boomed to aggravate my suffering. Two bottles of your wonder ful medicine have mado my life worth living and the world brighter for me. Please accept the thanks of a grateful woman. J. Millicent Verner, 258 McMillan Avenue, Cincinnati, O. Sold by Stoke, the druggist. Iceland moss is native to the northern ports of all continents. It ii most abun dant, however, in Ice laud, whence its name hat been obtained. Formerly in high repute in medicine, it is now very lightly regarded. Shiloh'a cure, the great cough and croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doees, only 2o, Children love it. Sold by J. C. King & Co. Moore & Dickinson, THE GROCERS, (Successors to Schultze & Son) Are now prepared to satisfy the wants of everybody in the line of Fancu and Staple Groceries. Grockeru, Glass and Ghlnaware. We guarantee our nrinea among the lowest for a stand ard class of goods, and would much rather sell our custom ers something we know they fit . win De pieasea wun than an inferior article, , We Pav the highest price for farm produce, ana ask all our readers to call and hhh na In the Schultze building, oppo site Bell's clothing store. Goods delivered promptly I 2M, nocts.i 81.00 Dottle. Onsccntadnsflk . It la oold on rv Kusmntea by all druir-g-lst. It ouras Incipient Consumption and is the best Coun'.i and Croup Cur. Colli hyJ.V. King A Co Get an Education. F.iliicslliin suit fortune ti hsnil In hsnii. Oct sn l nisi Inn nt the Central Hlnte Nor mal Hchonl, hock llnven, Pa. Klrst-clnss nci-oniniiMliitlons mnt low rules. Ntnte Bill to students. I'nr HIiiMrntcd i slsloue sililresa I AM KB KMHJN, Ph. II., l"rlnclBl, Lock II uven. Pa. Every Woman Sometimei needs a reli able monthly regulating medicine, Dr. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL PILLS, Art prompt, safo snt esruin la result. Th snn In IDr. rrsl'll nrr dlMpprSnt. 8nt aufWlMrei tl.00, ramdlctMO0CIvUa,O. For snle at II. Alex fluke's drug store. D ISSOLUTION NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the tmrtnershln lately eslsllntf lictwccn ,1ns. K. Johnston. K. I'. Heeley and hVotl Mcl'lc llnnd, of Reynolds, vllle, I'll., under the ttrm inline of Heynolds ville lliirdwnre Co.. whs, on the Hth liny of Miiy, Ism, dissolved by mm mil consent. All delils imlnx to suld imrtnerslilp nre to lie re ceived by either menilMir of the Arm und nil deninnds on sslil imrtncrsltln nre to lie pre sented to either of them forjiiiymeiit. J AS. K. .MIIINSTOIt, E. I). Hr.r.i.nr, Hisitt McCi.rt.i.ANn. tVutt McClelliind will Im In the Reynolds vllle lliinlwure Co. store, where nil w ho lire Indebted to suld Arm will plense cull nnil settle either by cusli or not eon or before the IM h tin V of .tune, WO. After Hint time our bisiks will lie left for collection. To the Building Public! Math. Mohnoy Is now agent (or the Fltzoerald Wall Plaster. Any ono who desires to havo work in that lino, would respectfully Invito thein, for prices and further Informa tion, to call on M. MOHNEY, Heynoldsville, Pa. First National Bank OF REYXOLDSVILLE. CXPITXL 980,000.00. O. nitrhell, Presldentl Scott .nrtirllnnd, Vice Pres. J.n II. Kauclirr, 4'ashlrr. Directors i O. Mitchell, Scott McClollund. J.O.King, Josenh Rtrnuss, O, K. Brown, O.W. Fuller, J. II. Ksuclmr. Does a nencrsl banklnR buslnessand solicits the Hi-counts of merchants, pmfcsslnnitl men, furmurs, mechanics, miners, lumlwrmen and others, pninilsluii tho miMt direful attention to the business of all purVina. Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. First National Bunk building, Nolan block Fire Proof Vault. PEOPLE'S Bargain store I Is the only cheap store in town. Special bargains every day in Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods ! Note our prices: Five-fourths oil cloth 15c. per yard. Men's top shirts from 15c up. Boys' knee pants 15c. per pair and up. Men's working pants from 73c. up. Finest line of trunks in town at cut prices. Fine line of men's and boys' straw hats at very low prices. Ladies' and children's un derwear from 5c. up. Come and get one. Our motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits. Call and get our prices and be con vinced that we are cheapest store in town in our line. People's Bargain "sntffc.vy M i-JrUtn v jr tf m Store. I Stotvla. J JOT EL McCONNlXT,, UKYNOLnsVtT.MI. PA. FHAXKJ. 11LACK, I'mprhlnr. The lendlni hotel of the town. Ilciidiiiiir ters for coinnierclul men. Mteiim bent, free, bus, Itiitb risiuis mid closets on every Ihsir, siiniple risims, hlllbiid risim, telephone con nect Inns Ac, JJXITI'X BELNAP, KKYNOL1MV1LLK, PA. C. 1HLLMAK, Vmprictw. First class In every piirtlculiir. Located In the very centre of the business part, of town. Free 'bus to nnd from trains mid commodious sample nsilns for commercial travelers. QOMMERCIAL HOTEL, imOOKVILLK, PA., PHIL P. CAHHIEH, Proprietor, Sample rooms on the ftrnund floor. House heated by natural tM. Omnibus to and from all trains. jyOOnE S WINDSOR HOTEL, 1217-29 FlLflF.KT STItF.ET, PHILADELPHIA. PENN'A. PliESlVN J. MOOIiE, Proprietor. Ml bed moms. Itntes tj.oo per day Ameri can I'liin. I'tbhs'k from I'. It. It. Ilei H block from New 1'. A. H. K. IH p.it. XtHrrtlantou. JJ NEFF. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE And Real Estate Agent, Reynoldsvllle, I'a. MITCHELL, ATTOHN EY-AT-LAW. OIHce on West, Main street, opposite the Commerclnl Hotel, Iteynoldsvllle, Pa. D U. B. E. HOOVER, HEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. Itesfdent dentist. In hulldlnt near Metho dist church, opposite Arnold bhs-k. Uentle ness In operutliiK. C. B.UOHIMIM. JOHN W. HRED. QOHDON & HEED, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, llrookvllle, Jelferson Co., I'a, OITIce In room formerly occupied by Gordon A C'orhett West Main Street, W. I. UtOliOIIlt, . K. M.D0HALD, rnkvllU. ritliavllU. cCRACKEN & McDONALD, Attorney und Vuunellorinit-Lan, Olflces at Rcynntdlvlllo and llrookvllle. JJEYNOLDSV1LLK LAUNDRY, WAH 8INO. Proprietor, Corner 4th street and (lonloa alley. First class work done at reasonable prices. Dive the laundry a trial. jyO. R. E. HARBISON, SURGEON DENTIST, Keynoldsvllle, I'a. Office In rooms formerly occupied by 1. 8. Mct'relKht. N. HANA Has brought the Best and Lowest Prices ever seen in this town. Come and see for yourself. A Fine Line of Summer sis I plain and figured. Silk that waa sold at 40c., now 25; sold at fiOo., now 37i; sold at 55o., now 4.1. Fine line Henrietta that waa sold for 40c., now 2T. Fine line of Dimity and Jaconat Duohesa 10 and 12 1. Dress Ginghams for So. A fino line of Ladies' Capes from 92 tollS. ' Chlldren'a ready-made Eaton Suits, age 4 to 12 years. Fine assortment of Novelty Goods In the Ladies' Department. Clothing - Department! SulU that wore sold for $7, t8, $10 and (12, now for 15 and HI. Chlldren'a SulU for O0o.' Cheviot Shirts for 24o. You will save money by calling and examining our stock before purchasing elsewhere. N. Hanau. fiubmcrlbc for The X" Star, If you wnt th N w. 1 rv Tvnruj a. ii. vm A pnold In order to accommodate the i ,1M vui Pturw uauy wtj urw compelled to De on tiie alert for new goods constantly. We have succeeded in get ting Just what you want in the latest styles of -Summer Call in and see the Swisses, Lawns, Dimities, Mid In all figure, Zephyrs, Ginghams, Satiries plain and figured.' Do not fail to get one of Grandma's Delights. They are nice and very cheap. SHOES! They are daily arriving. With every pair of $2.00 shoes we will give one bottle of Shoe Polish, black or tan. Do not let this offer go by. A. D. Deemer & Go. WE wish to inform the public that we are S Selling - Out Our Entire Stock of GlOtlllllO and GciitsTiirnisliliio Goods AT COST! 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. 3 COME IN! Where? TO THE "Bee Hive" store. WHERE L J. McEntire, & Co., The Groceryman, deals in all kinds of Groceries. Canned Goods. Green Goods. Tobacco and Cigars, Flour and Feed, Baled Hay and Straw. Fresh goods always on hand. Country produce taken in exchange for goods. A share of your patronage is respectfully solicited. Very truly yours, Lawrence J. McEntire & Go.. Tht Grocerymcn. Nwatvii Mar Jnavrv;voiirf .:' 'tnfm I k CO, Block. immense trade which thrones! 11 it, .. . . Ok I Dress Goods! largest selection of Dutches, DeLorns, Duck OIL TAKES THI PUCE OF tiANGEsOUS GASOLINE. GOES IN ANY STOVE. nfrnvrro no smoke, dirt or odor, y, CHEAPER THAN WOOD OR COAL. WANT AGENTS on alary or oommlaalon. Send for Catalogue of Prices and Tarma. NATIONAL OIL BURNER CO. eoa ccdah Ave. CLEVELAND, OHIO. J. S. MORROW. DEALER IN Dry Goods. Notions, Boots, and Shoes, Fresh Groceries Flour and Feed. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK? Reynoldsville, Pa.
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