PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINES
The T.mt Palllnr, Kktot KnillnB Rmrah
For Snch Meehenleal Contrlvanws.
Clmwly nllloil to tho perlotlldiilly rn
onrrliiH rjliilm for thn iirmluotiim of por
potnnl motion nro the iilns of exhibi
tions which hitvobfltmrirofltnlilo to their
Inventors by nrMnliliiR rompnnips
throuuli not ire promotuM, upon evi
dence for Instnncw, thnt it fr ilro of
water enn produce a premin of 10,000
pounds pir siiure Inch, mi thoniili this
Was tnntaninnnt to thn pprforninnco of a
naoftil amoniit f work.
ArrIm, there In the linn of wui1o ox
pprlniontntlon, tinned n.ioti tho oft re
pented assertion thnt hnnnony of sound
eaa let tip snch motion ns to produce
Inre tnechnntenl effects, such m the
rotation of lunchlncs, or sot villi ex
plosive power in gnon. All snch devices
niny properly he considered ns prpitnitl
motion niiwliliip", for in nnrli ensc thn
power innntfestcd I Hindi p;rciiter thiiti
thnt reipiirt'd for Its Initiation, nml it
must follow thnt thn inni'hine, nfter
supplying Itself with such Initlntnry
excitement, will linvo much surplus en
ergy left over for tiFcfnl purpoHen, if thn
fmits nro nil stilted. In fiut, such surplus
euoruy lms lieen looked for by tho pro
moters, Imt linn not yet bo fur roveuled
Itself ns to render feiuiihln tho potnit mo
tion of lniiehlnes of pratitieiil uho mid
commercial value.
The meiinn to enrry on exhibitions of
tmeh reputed Inventions nro obtnined
from widely aenttered sources, Uener
lly thoso who hnvo furnished tho nipl
tnl nro not Interested In the exposure of
tho frauds or do not renll.e tlnit udviin
tnRO is being tnken of their credulity,
While thoso who nro not pecuniarily In
terested are afforded no opportunity to
prove tho correctness of their nxMitnp
tion ns to tho fraudulent tmtiiro of tho
displny. Tho flout inn of such schemes is
much too piisy, ns the ordinary tendency
of tho human mind Is to freely believo
thnt remni knblo results maybe obtained
from modem sclent i(lo methods. This
faith lends many to venture nt least
small investments, in the hopo that
largo returmi will bo realized, and I fear
this tendency will continue to exist ns
long ns faith without rcaxou is domi
nant in many minds. Professor Colo
muu Sellers in Ciissier's IMiin:iziiio.
QUEER FINANCIAL METHODS.
Row thn Dully lliilitlnn nf Hunk lug It Con
ducted In Manwllli's.
Wo lind to mnko our wny through n
crowd occupying a largo room or small
hnll In which business was conducted.
This linll wns filled with people, soma
of whom were there to look nfter their
own or other people's affairs, mid others
of whom had obviously dropped In for n
casual chat. Almost nil were smoking
cigarettes, an amusement which they
shared with a good many of tho bank
clerks. When wo had not through this
crowd, my friend and host presented his
check at a guichot. Tho man behind tho
guichot gave him a metal disk stamped
with a number. Armed Willi this, my
friend liiiulo lin way to another guichot,
behind which stood not a chirk, but nn
ordinary porter wearing tho livery of
the bank. Thin porter had his hands
full of similar metal disks. After a
weary waiting ho called out tho number
Bay, 803 ou my friend's disk.
Then my friend advanced, identifying
his cheek by another uumlicr obtained
at the first gnichet, and then received
his money, not in tho currency or form
which ho wiRhed for, but in hucIi shape
as the porter had at hand to dispense
from tho authorities above him. Then,
Borne of tho notes being only locnlly ne
gotiable., luy frieud hud to go to a third
gniclu t to seo if they could ho changed
into negotinblo notes. On occasions this
la impossible, and tho unfortunate
holder uf thn chock has either to leave
pnrt of the money ho has oomo for until
a favorublo opportunity or uccept what
he oan got on the chnuco of paying it
awny or getting it changed or both with
some of his tradespeople. Beyond this
there is no clearing house system. Each
bank makes acharge for cashing a chock
on another bank, and those charges
practically swallow up tho tiny amount
of interest nominally allowed on a con
stant balance. And this is how tho daily
rontino of banking is conducted in the
first bank of Marseilles, Longman's
Magazine.
Women's WifH.
The Now York tiaa says that during
tho lost two years there has boeu a
steady decrease iu tho wages of womon,
and it seotns likely to go further. Thoro
are several causes for the dooroase. For
one thing, men are now entering em
ployments which formerly belonged ex
clusively to women. Those men are
mostly Polos, Hungarians and Italians,
Who will work for the smallest of
wages. Foreign women are also coin
ing in and accepting wages which
Averioan women cannot think of tak
ing. Employers resort to various meth
ods for forcing down wages. Daring
the holidays thoy take on chonp help,
and when the rash is over keep the new
girls and drop the old employees. Many
womon are said to be working for from
80 to 60 oents per day, and the army of
unemployed is steadily increasing.
Advance.
Mary Anderson's Experiences.
The forthoomiug reminisoenoes of
Mary Anderson's life on the stuge and
her impressions through her professional
career will be eagerly roocived and
should be read by all stagestrnek young
women.. If a woman of "our Mary's"
genius, and one who achieved the suo
cess bofore the footlights that she did,
can declare, as she does, that the day
when she voluntarily turned her baok
npon it all and left the stage forever
was the happiest she had soon, what
eon the boards offer other women f
New York Times.
' The Editor's Idea of It.
' "Yon should live near heaven," said
the preacher to the editor.
"I know it," replied the editor, ''bat
these mountain lots oome so high. "
Atlanta Constitution.
leaf la Kloetrirli)r,Wnrt
Another electrical phrnot oaf been
transferred from technical setrlcO to the
broader and more popular realm of
slang nmiRo. The Review some months
ago cnlled attention to tho expression
"Yonr trolley's off," which hns oome to
be thn latest equivalent for "Yon 're off
your base." And now the simple phrase
"live wire" has beoomo slang.
To an electrician "live wire" means
nothing morn than a wire charged with
a current of electricity or through
which a current is flowing. The apti
tude with which this phrnsa adapts it
self to a slang meaning Is well shown
in tho remark which a member of the
Lotus club uttered In reference to a Rus
sian drink t
"Vodka is a 'live wlro' when you
don't know how to drink it, and when
yon do it is comparatively tame."
In this sense wo hnvo a new substi
tute for "hot stuff," "Jersey lightning. "
Conversely "ilend wire" might refer to
a comparatively Insipid drink, such as
lemonade, or Anolliimris. A poor play,
an niitiincful concert, n dull IhmiIc, may
lie criticised n "dead wire." An ab
sorbing play, a tuneful concert, an in
teresting book, nro "livo wlro. "Elec
trical Review.
X il rent Cuiidlitnlt-.
l-'or ymir favor is ( Mto's Cure for tho
throat ii ii' I lungs, wo can conlldently
ivcuiniiii nd It to all ns a miieHor
ivtin'ily for coughs, colds, asthma, bron
chitis, ami nil lunjr nlTi'dlons. It will
stop a cough iiilcker than any known
ivnii ily. Wo guarantee It, to euro you.
lnslant relief In nil cases of croup and
v. hooping cough. If you nro suffering,
don't delay, hut call on us and get a
sample Isittlo of this great guaranteed
remedy and ho one of tho grent party
on tho road to health. Samples freo,
Largo bottle. fiOe. ut W. II. Alexander's,
solo agent.
To See Yonr Own Eye.
"Did you ever see yonr own eye?"
gsked an tinscieiitiflu person. "It is a
very simple matter. The most satisfac
tory view is obtnined by shutting, sny,
tho left eye, and pressing gently npon
the right side of the right eye. You will
then sen, apparently nt the right side
of thn nose, a round dark object about
tho size of tho npplo of tho eye. Thnt
is what I take it to be, and I suppose
thn retina is in ado In somo wny to re
fleet thn outer portion of tho eye, though
thn phenomenon may bo only nn optical
illusion. New York Telegram.
Cruelty to Carpets.
Mrs. Zibznli Mrs. Uazzor's enrpet
cnu't bo very gixid, I'm suro of that
Mrs. Ihizlln Why not?
Mis. Zibzab Just look over thero in
her ynrd and see tho fearful boating
she's giving thorn. Roxbnry tia.etto.
Hhiloh's euro, tho groat cough and
croup cure, is in great, demand, l'oekot
sl.o contains twenty-dvedoses, only ilou.
Children love It. Hold by J. C King
,V. Co.
Somo folks wonld uever havo any gold
if they had to dig for it and never any
sunshine if they had to crawl out of tho
shudo to find it. Atlanta Constitution.
A man's or woman's height should
bo six times tho length of tho foot, bnt
thoro uro occasional exceptions.
Buckram was nt first any sort of cloth
stiffened with gum.
Bold by Dm wrists or sent by mail. 86o No.
and f LOO por package. Samples free.
MTTA The Favorite TOOTH tOWJli
ItVf fortbeTeetband lireatb,26o.
Hold try J. U. Klnit&Co
JJKI'OKTOF THE CONDITION
or tub
FIRST NATIONAL HANK
Or EETXTOIjISS-VIT-i.E
nt KeynoldHvllle, In tlio Htatn of Pennsylvii
lilu, ut the closo of liualnuiM Huiitumbur full,
1HI0,
HESOUIICKSI
I. nuns and dlsroimtH $77,75(1 111
OvenlruftH, secured and unsecured.. UIM 87
II. W. KonilHtOHiM'iireclreulation.... B0.IMM) 110
I'mniluiimmi U. W. Ilmids U,7A 01)
Hlecks, HtHHirlllm, etc 1.300 00
Kurnltiiru mid Hxtures i.tttX nu
Due from Hiinivd reserve HKonts. KI.IITO 'IX
Checks unit oilier cash liitms 8,ilc! m
Nolen nf oilier Nalloiml bnnks 170 00
Kriu'ttonul pit our currency, ulcklus,
nnd cunts 63 S3
Lswfut money resurve In bunk, vli:
HXH-le fs.124 SO
I.eillli-toiiller notes 2, list 00 10,809 80
Redemption fund with U. B. Treas
urer (6 per cent, of circulation). . 1,3.7) 00
Total flW),Dsv 77
I.IAII1L1TIKS.
Capital stock puld In 150,(100 00
Huriilus fund ,U00 00
Unuivlilud pniOU, Ions uxnciisus mid
tuxes nuid 1.274 08
Nulloniil Diiuk notes onlslundlng... 27.IJIK) 00
Due toolhur Nutlonal Hunks ifiM HO
Dividends unpuld TS 00
Individual deposits subject to chock 72..B HU
Time ccrtltlriitiw uf deposit 7,3:) 00
t'uh lor'n chocks ouutundlng ttt 00
. Total 1103,1)81177
SteU rPtsuvlfult, Otuty t Jafferm, :
I, John II. Knucher, Csshlorot the nlxivo
nanied bank, do solemnly swear that the
bIhivd Htateniciit Is truo to thu bust ot my
knowlodice and Is'llcf.
John H. Kauciisii, Cashier.
Bubscrllicd and sworn to before me tills lind
day of Octolwr, IMA.
Albrht Hkynolds, Notary Public.
Cohkkct Atuist:
O. MrrCBRM,, )
J. c. Kino, V Directors.
O. W. I.'uli.kr,
ltfUU.rUH Atfl5 IT WILI. NOT CUQE. U
Get an Education.
Education and fortune go hand In hand.
Get un education at the Central HI ate Nor
mal tk'hool, Lock Haven, Pa, Flrat-claaa
accommodations and low rates. Btate aid to
students. For Illustrated catalogue address
JAMKs EL1XJN, Ph. D., Principal,
Lock Haven, Pa.
ntantl.
We would he pleased to have you call
at our sUre for a free package of Ftncon's
Celery King for the Nerves, which we
are distributing to all allUctod with
dyspepsia lind all Mood, liver nnd kid
ney diseases, liaeon's Colory King Is
simply doing wonders In building up
worn out constitutions, and Is tho grand
sH'clllo for nervousness, sleeplessness,
headache, and alt derangement of the
stomach, liver and kidneys. Haiuples
free. Iargo packages fitVi. at W. I).
Alexnniler's, solo agent.
fttitllroab fflitt OTablr.
JKNN8YLVANIA IlAIMtOAD.
IN KKKROT MAY 111, 1SI15.
Plillnileliililn ft Krln II ill I roil d Division Time
Table. Trains leave driftwood.
KAHTW AHII
t:OI n m-Trnln s, dully ovept Pundny for
Hinihuiy, llui rlnhurii mid lulerini'illiite nln
tlotis, nrrlvltitf tit Plitliidi'lplila A-'?:i p.m.,
New York, H:l p. in. lliiltlniorn,n:l!V p.m.)
WiiMliliurtoti. 7:ii p. m I'tilltntiu Parlor ear
from WllltiiniMHiri nnd imsseuizer couches
from Kline to I'hlladelphlii.
S:;tti p. in. Train II, dally except Pmuhiy for
Marrlsbui'K nml liiterinedlnle stations, iir
rlvluKitt I'h I IimIi I phlit 4 : A . m.i New York,
7:rci A. M. Pulltniiii Hleeptttu cars from
llarrtsburtf to Phllielelphln nnd New York.
IMilliidelphhi piisHenu'ci'H eiiu remain In
sleeper undisturbed until 7:1m A. M.
9:ik1 p. in.- Train 4, dully for Hiinbiiry, Murrls
built and liiletinedlale slatlons, arrlvluK at
l'bllllilelihlii, ll:.V. A. M.I New York, ll::M
A. M. on week days and lil.W A M. tin Hun
day llaltliNnre, il:iu A. M.i W lediltujlon, 7::m
A.M. IMillmiiii cars from Krle and Wllllanis
port to riilllldelpblll. I'asseliirers In sleeH'r
for lltiltliiiore and WiiMhltiirtoii will bo
lraufiri.l Into iisbltislonsleeptr at llar
rKlimir. Piisseiuzer eoiicbe from Krle to
I'bllllilelpllllt mill VllllanisHilt In lllllll
inorii. WKHTWAIID
7:M n. m. Triiln I, dally except Sunday for
Hbluway, I in lltiln, Clermont nnd Itilet -meolate
slallons. Leaves HldKwity ut U:U)
p. M. for Ki le.
P:rsi a. m. --Train 3, dally for F.rle and Inter
mediate points.
6:'.'7 p. in.-- I ialn II, dully cxropt ftiinduy for
Kane and Interniedlule slut Ions.
TIIKOI'IIM TltAINS Foil lUtll'TWOOl)
i'ltuM TIIK KAST ANDHIM 'I'll.
TttAIN II leaves I'lillndoli.hlii H:W A. m.
WiimIiIiiifIi.ii, 7.MI A . M.i Itafl tlnore, S:ail A. M.
VllkelMirie, liel.iA.M.i dully except. Sun
day, nrrlvliitf til lirlflwiHiil nl 11 : iT P.M. Willi
Puiltiiiiu Parlor cur from Phlliidelplibi to
WllltiitniHtrt.
TKAIN s leaves New York ill S p. m.i Phila
delphia, lli'-H p. m.i WiishliiKloii, lulu ii. in.
llitlllinore, ll:rn p. m.i dully arriving ut
DrlflutMHl nt le'ifl it. m. Pullman slccidtitf
eats fiim I'blladeliihlii lo Kile nnd from
Washington mid Halt liuore to WlllhiiMMHirt
mid Ihrolllfh ptissencer coaches from IMtllll
delphla to Krle and lliilllmoru In Wlllliims
poi I.
TUAIN I leaves Itenovo nt :M n. ni dally
except Hiinday, arriving at Driftwood 7:M
u. m.
.lOlINHONIimtO HAIMIOAD.
(Dally except Hiinduy.)
TKAIN III leaves Kldgwuy nt II : m.i .lohn
soebiirit ut te.45 n. tn., arriving ut Clermont
in iu:4iiii, m.
TKAIN gu leaves Clermont at MeMI a. m. nr
rlvlng ut .lohnsoiihiiig ut 11:44 n. m. und
Kldgnny ut r.':ii u. in.
It
IIH1WAY & cr.KAHI''lKi,I) It. It.
DAILY KYI-KIT SUNDAY.
WAKD. NOKTIIWAItD.
;m: spationh: a.m. km:
HOUTII
P3ij.
i J in i
Ii is II
I'1'1 ii
liiii ii
Ii :is in
IJ Ii lo
Ii 44 Mi
Urn in
I un in
I in m
1 14 in
I :n in
It.-, in
:m
;is
4J
fti
Kidtiuny t;r. ti.m
Khind Klin II 32
Mill Haven I .'I II 17
I'Miylund III II 10
Sli.u-1-MIIIh lit! OIKI
o.i lllue Itnek 13 Ml r. r I
07 Vlueviird Kim V2M ft r.l
III t in -rler I ! HI H Is
VI IlriH'kayvllle li:is 11:1(1
:r.' McMliin s'liuimit Ii m fl .'.i
:is llarveys Kim I1HI n io
4.1 l ulls Creek 12 rm ft 15
:i.'i imiiois lioTi mm
I'KAINH lkavk KIIKIYVA Y.
Fast
Train s,
Tin I a II,
Train 4,
waid. Wcsiivurd.
7:. 7 a. m. Train :i. 1 1 ::it a. in.
1:4.1 p. in. Train I, :i:im p. m.
7:rKi p. in. Train II, S:2a p. m.
B M. I'KKYOHT,
(leu. Manager.
J. K. WOOD,
lien. Pass. Ag't.
-OUI'TATX). liOCUKSTKH & PITTS
i UUItUlIKAILWAV.
Theshorl line between Dullols, Hhlgway,
llrudford. Ha Iu in i ii ' ii. Ilullalo, ibs'liester.
Niagara Falls and points In the upper oil
region.
On nnd nfler June I7lh, 1SH4, passen
ger trains wilt arrive niul depart from Fulls
( reck si ill Ion, dally, except Hominy, us fol
lows; 1.30 p. m. nnd R.:t0 p. in. Accnmntodutious
from I'unxsiilawiiey and lilu Hun.
B:50 a. in. llulTiiliiiind Ibs'liester mall For
llns'kwiivvllle, Kldgwa.y,.lobnsonbiirg,Mt,
.lewelt, liradford.SiibiiiiHiieu, lliillulo und
Kts'licMtcrt eotiiiectliig ut .lohnsoiiburg
wllh P. ft K. train H. for Wilcox, Kane,
Warren, Corry mid Krle.
10:f: n. m. Accommodation For fykes,
Dig Kim and I'linxsuliiwiiey.
8:110 p. m. llrudford Accommodation For
lleechlree, llns'kwuy vllle, Kllmonl, Car
men, Kldgway, Joliiisiinburg, Mt.Jowctt
mid llrudford.
6:10 p. in. Mull-For Dullols, Pykos, Dig
Hun Piinxsulawuuy and Wulstoii.
Pussengers tire reitiested lo purcbuso t ick
ets before entering the enrs. An excess
charge ot Ten Cents will lie collected by con
ductors when fares lire puld on trultis, from
all si utliina whuru a llckot olllce Is maintained.
Thousand mile tickets nt two cents per
mile, gisal for passage between all stations.
J. H. MoImttiii, Agent, Falls creek, Pa.
K. a. Mathkws E. O. La pit.
General Hupt. Gnu. Pus, Agent
Hullalo N. Y. Kocbestur N.Y
ALLKGH EN Y VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY commencing Sunday
May 20, 185)5, Low Urudo Division.
SABTWAIIIl.
No.l. No J. No.B. 101 109
A. M. P. M. A. M P. H. P. M
10 45 4 l
10 57 4 e-i
11 DO D 25 5 13
11 ss 6 H.I S HO
11 4(1 8 41 6 2s
11 05 Oil 6 47
12 25 t 211 07
12 ai 1 2d a ih
la i 6 as a 25
l on a 67 a 44
1 OS 7 05 8 ft:!
1 2.1 7 25 7 00 10 M 1 BO
1 X 7 4 7 10 U 00 1 40
1 4S 7 47 1 Z.I
1 60 7 6S 7 i4
I 05 g Oil 7 40
a 15 a in 7 so
t 20 8 27 g 01
II 411 8 44 8 IS
3 M 8 64 8 2S
i mi a 26 a r5
P. M. P. H A, M. A, M. P. II
WKSTWAUU. "
No.2 No.a No.10 106 110
A. M. A. M. P. M. P, M. p. U
10 10 S 00 a 35
10 43 6 32 7 OS
10 62 6 4'i 7 Id
u ou s 60 7 a.!
11 20 8 10 7 44
11 110 a 20 7 64
II lid 0 20 8 Oil
11 47 a 87 8 12
1 05 a 6(1 8 25 13 10 S 00
!2U 7 20 8 Hi 12 20 B 10
H4 ,7 2S 8 40
42 7 4(1 8 4s
68 7 67 9 05
3 10 8 00 II 17
3 20 8 111 I 25
8 80 8 as (44
3 6S 8 67 10 04
3 Oil R 05 10 is
8 15 16 10 36
t 47 3 47
4 00 10 00
Red Bank
Lawsonham
Now lletbluliom
Oak Uldge
Muysvllle
Buuimorvllle ..
Hrookvllle
Hell
Fuller
HeynoldsvlUe.
PancouHt
Falls Creek....
Dullols
Hubula
Wlnterlmrn ,1.
PenHeld
Tyler ,
Olon Klsber. . . .
Itoneaetto
Grant
Driftwood
Driftwood
Grant
Henozette
Glen Fisher
Tyler
Pen Held
Wluterburn ....
Biibuln
Dullols
Falls Creek
I'aucoust.
HeynoldsvlUe..
Fuller
Hell.
Hrookvllle....
Bummervllle..
Muysvllle
OukHldue
New Uetblehem
Lawsonham.
Bod Hunk....
Trains dally except Sunday.
DAVID CCAHGO, OlsX. Bcpi
Ml. P.ANDEHaON QSJI'I,. PASS. AOT.
JOTEL McCONNKLL,
ItRYNOLDSVILLR. PA.
FJIANKJ. JiLAVK, l'nyrtctnr.
The lending hotel nf the town. lendiiinr
ters for commercliil men. Hteain hent, freo
hus.hulh riNims nnd closets on every floor,
sample riNims, bllllunl riMitn, telephono con
nis'lbms An.
JJOTKL UKLNAP,
KRYNOLmVILLR, PA.
J. C. Dl LIMA N, rroprtrtor.
First class In every pnrt Ir iilnr. Lis ated In
the very centre nf the business pnrt. of town.
Free 'bus to nnd from trains aiKicommrHlloiis
siimpln rooms forcommereiul travelers.
tOMMKUCIAL HOTEL,
rmooKviLT.rc, pa.,
PHIL '. 'A H HI Kit, l'mpHrlny,
Bumide risims on the ground Ihsir. House
healed by nut iirul gus. Omnibus lo und from
all trultis.
JJOOllK'S WINDHOIl 1IOTKL,
1217-2!) FlI.llKKT BTKKKT,
PHILADKLl'IUA, - l'KNN'A,
ritUSIVM J. Ml MUM, Pmprhlnr.
!M2 lied rooms. Kales (fi lm per day Ameri
can Plan. ISIilis k from P. It. It. liepol. mill
H hbs'k from New P. A. It. It. Depm.
iHlwrcllitttrou.
j4i NKI-'K
JUHTKtROP'J'HK PRAtJK
And Iteat Estate Agent, Iteytioldsvllle, Pa.
i MITCIIKLL,
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW.
tilllcn tin West Main street, opimisIIo tho
('ommerclul Motel, Iteytioldsvllle, Pn.
I)
II. II. 10. IKXiVKK,
UEYNOLDSVILLIC, PA.
Kesldent deutlsl. In bultdliiK iienrMelho
dlst cbiircb, opiswlli) Arnold blts'k, (lentie
liess In operating.
o. 91. IIOUOON.
QOItDON .V ItKRI),
ATTOUN K YS-A T-L A W,
llrisikvllle, .lefferson Co., Pa.
f Xllce Iti rtsim formerly iMcupled by Gordon
& Corbet I W est Main Street.
W. L. MeORAOREN
Brooktlllt.
0. N. MiDONALD,
Rfyaoldivlllt.
M
:KACKKN ft MclMlNALI),
Allonit ij mid ( 'tmnxi Ihim-ul-Lmi,
Olllces nt Iteyuolillvllle mid llrisikvllle.
JJKYNOUlSVILLr: LAUNDItY,
WAII HIN(!, l'lnprirlm;
CnrncMlh street mid llordon ulley. First
class work done ut reasonable prices. Give
the laundry u trial.
I)
It. It. K. HAItlllSON,
SUKCKON DKNTIHT,
Iteynoblsvllli!, Pa.
Ofllceln risims formerly ts'cupted by LB.
McCrelgbt.
Tho stimmor Is over; tho cool nights
mnko ono think of putting on heavier
woolens. Wo nro tho peoplo who can
supply your wants:. Wo luivo boon In
tho eastern murltotH und can show you
tho finest lino of
Men's,
I3oys' and
Children's
SUITS
ever brought to Itoynoldsvlllo. If you
want a nico, nobby suit for winter wear
wo can fit you in Suck, Cutaway or
Double JSrcastod Suit, in all tho latest
goods, at rtKik bottom prices. Also, wo
can show you tho llnest lino of
Overcoats,
In Men's, Hoys and Children's at tho
lowest prices you ever saw.
Headquarters lor
UNDERWEAR!
Woolen Undorwear Is what you need
now. We have bought underwear In
case lots, direct from the manufactur
ers and can save you some monoy. Our
prices will surprise you. Garments
that we considered cheap last year at
$3.00 a suit, wo can soil you at $2.00.
Woolen Blankets!
We can show you everything in the
blanket line from the cheapest cotton
at f0o. a pair to tho finest lamb's wool
11-4 blanket at (3.75.
N. Hanau.
5yubcrlb for
The Star,
If you want the Nw.
One
In Advance, Gets
The Star
FOR ONE YEAR!
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Wo liavo ilotMwl to offor TIIK STAIt at Ono Dollar a Year,
Strictly In Advnnoo, to now and old Bulwcribers.
Tlio old Hii1)H(;rlbor will bo exported to pay up
all nrreanigo to get tlio benefit of thin of
fer. Tlio olTer will bold good until
January 1, 1806!
THE STAR
Is a Kirnt-Clap Taper publinlied every Wednewlay at Ileyn
oldnville by C. A. KteplicnHon. It contains all the
Local NewB of tlio town and vicinity, Tele
graphic Homo and Foreign NewH, Short i
Ktorien, Grand Army Matter, J
Farming News and IIIiih-
trated Articles.
Don't borrow your neighbor's paper when you can get
TIIK ST A It for
ONK DOLLAI1 A. YULAJR!
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WOODKNWAILK
QIJKEXSWAIiK
CAUI'KTS
The most complete lino of House Furnishing Goods in Jef-.
ferson County. We do not buy "Cheap John"
goods to fool tho peoplo, nor represent
flu ii la tn l.ii litittfir flinri tlinv nn
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" i nil I'll ii ii if ii ii i nt i ii'iii un
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'na jws fin. , i i w wi w
iim peopio an me nine, out you cannot 1001 ail tne ,
peoplo all the time." Wo do not want to sell
inferior goods and fool our customers
nnd only have the peoplo that can bo fooled
all the time left to buy from us. We want your
trade and know we can give you Satisfaction.
Come Earlu and Late to tlie
Reynoldsville Hardware Co.'s Store.
Rf'tni'tTilx'r imr Viirnitnrn nrirl f!tirTiita nro mi rli A
Second
5d
3
First National Bank
OF REYNOLDS VILLE.
CAPITAL, 9SO.OOO.OO.
C. nitcliell. President;
eotl .tlrrtelland, Vice Pres.
John H. Kmacher, Chler
Directors))
0. Mitchell, Boon McClelland. J. 0. King,
Joacph ftrituHH, O. K. Brown,
O. W. Fuller, J. Ii. Knuclier.
Doei a general bnnklnKbuslncm and nollclla
the accounts of merchants, profuiMlonal men,
farniera, mechanli'ii, nitnuni, liiinhermen and
othen. prnmUlnir the mint careful attention
to the ULulnetw of all penona.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent.
First National Bank bulldlnff, Nolan block
Flr Proof Vault.
Every Woman
Sometimes needs reli
able monthly regulating
medicine.
Dr. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS,
Are prompt, ssis sod esruin In remit. The csni
tne (Dr. Pul's) nitre r disappoint. Bent suywtosfe,
SUMl feamnkiln0iClswlaDS.O
For sals t B. Alex Bloke's drug store.
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Dollar ! Jl
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OIL
TAKES THE PUCE OF bN0ER0UI
GASOLINE. GOES IN ANY STOVE.
BURNER S2 -lZ0
WAXT AOEMTS on
y salary or eommlMlon.
ooiiu lur awiuu y i . i
Prioea and Term. I V
NATIONAL OIL BURNER CO.
602 Ciosn AVI. I
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
OOME IN!
Where?
TO THE
"Bee Hive" ston
WHERE
L. J. McEntire, & Co.,
The Groceryman, deals In aV
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. Alckntlre & Go,
The Grocrymn
i m ri fir tho Timn nni nn r
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