IPinnos, Organs, Columbia i- Hartlord Blf))f)lRS SOLD BY CORWIN & FRENCH. Please call, examine goods and get prices. An Immense Stock of Choice Christmas Candy and Holiday Goods will be found at WM. BURGE'S large Grocery and General Merchandise Store in West Reynoldsville! Call and see his line of goods. Flour and Feed Store in Stoke Block, West Reyn oldsville, Y. L JoHnston. Prop'r, "The beat place In town to buy pure Chop Feedt of all kind and Grain, Baled Hay, Straw, Oil Meal, Ground Bone and Oyster Sheila (or poultry. Justice of Peace office In the store. Collections of all kinds attended to and pension vouchers filled out promptly. Old Pariah Rcglalvr. A Tlcar, Joliu Printer of Worle, Is ae ouied in 1084 of having got so drank "at a Taverue in Loudon, being the bowse aud signe of the' Hwaun in old Fysh Street," that he had to be "curled to bis Lodging, or some other conven ient place, (he) being so drouck, not liable bym-sealf to goo," that Is walk. He is also charged with being "a ootu tuou player at Bowles in the churchyard tt Worle (bis own parish), aud a com mon bannter of Tavernea, alehouses, Bearbeatinge (baiting) aud Bul-beat-luge, yea, upon tbe tiabbaoth dales, and an usual plater at Tables (backgammon) & Cardes la the ale bouses and Tav erns. " On Sept. 35. 1091, Johu Brock of Dundry is presented. "For usuallie playing of tbe flue and oudgllla in the churchyard theara on JSabbaoth dale and holle dales, as ' uamelie bee, with others, did soe uppon St. Marke's dale punt, aud being re proved by tbe churchwarden for the ( same, bee gaue biui a froward answer, ayiuge, wee are ai nxeruimi iu aim ma kings service, & yon will not suffer as, but tbe whiles, you cutt your neighbors throats.' . "That on Soundaie, 1 Jolij, on Sonudaie 84 JuniJ ult., bee, Arthur Paytou, and Edward Ward, tayler, did daunoa In tbe churchyard thereof, " and Richard Hulvord "played upon hi in strument to those that nsuallie daunoe in the churchyard theare, "Academy. Bypaatlu. An authority on hypnotism says that hysterical persons are very difficult to influence. They are so wedded to their own fancies mental aud physical that they prove very obstinate hypwitio pa tients. Kven if un influence is gained, it passes off very quickly. Wheu Edward I made a prlsouer of the Countess of Buchuu, be decided not to put ber to death, but instead ordered a large Iron cage to be mude in which she was exposed, as a prisoner oi war, to tbe execrations and abuse or the Kng lisb rabble. ' . Santa Claus' Heaquartersl H. J. NICKLE Invites everybody to call and examino her line of CHRISTMAS GOODS be fore purchasing elsewhere. It contains Dolls, Iron .Toy and everything to make the children happy, beside a mul titude of articles for older people, ' Remember the place, Reed Building, Fourth door below r'ostofflco. Main Ht. SWflRTZ-BROS. Have the Only,. Feed Emporium In town. They bay direct from the grower in the west and can save yoii big money. CARS ARRIVE DAILY I ' Candy, did you gay? M J RIGGS, The Cash Grocer, Has Just received a large sup ply of Fresh Candies for the Holiday Trade. . Also handles fresh Grocer ies, Flour, Ac. . W'KST MAIX ST. Do you waht.news? rublishnl at Reynohlsville, Contains nil the LOCAL 3 TUP QTAP 111 ' J S 1 i V 1 V i NEWS and a large amount of State and County news Aud it will he furnished for ONE DOLLAR a year if paid in advance before January 1st, . Try "The Star" a year. Job work neatly done at THE STAIt office at reasonable prices. Don't send away for printing. (Jive thi office a trial. A
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