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V A, STKI'HKWaOM, Kdllornnd lnb.
WEDNESDAY, Al'HI L i:. 1SIM.
AnlndiHnt1nt lorn I pup'T, mlllhrlivpry
We(ln"il:iy nt, Itcynnlilivllli', .li-flvrKin n.
P,, it vol i-il lo Ihi) IntiMKHtn of Hiynolil-ivlllit
nnrl.TclTi'i-iiincoiiiilv. Non-iiollllriil. will unit
all with fiilrmvu,. nml will lii't-spceliilly friend
ly toward tho lultoi-iittc rlti.
Ruhflcrlptlnn prlrtil.onpi-rycnr.ln ndvnnco.
UoimmihliMUIoiift Intended for iiublli'iitlon
mtint bo mvoniimnli'd by tho wi-ftpr'a nnmi
not for puhlti'iitlon, hut nn ii inmnint',' of
good ftillli. Inii'tTHtlnir nrivn Ileum Mollrlti'tl.
Adviirlisliiir riiti-H nmlo known on itppllcn
Won at the olllon In Arnolds' IIIih'Ic.
Lenjrhty fonimnnlrntloim nun rhnnirn of
nvnrllH'ninlM hIioiiIU runoh this oflleo ly
Monday noon.
Addrru all iMimmunlratlimn to 0. A. Stcph
ennon, Uoynoldsvllln, l'n.
F.ntort'd nt t ho poMnfflrn at Iloynoldnvllln,
Pa.i as sorond oIiihh mall mnttor.
Chosnpeake bay has an area of 2,KKi
gqunrn mllos, und Is ono of tho jrri'nteBt
inland bodies of water on thu American
continent. It contain mimcroim
islands, and is tho receptacle of several
navigable rivors whluh drain the in
terior of Maryland and ndjuoont states.
Ita picturesque shores aid Indented by
many small bays, inlets and estuaries.
Its waters, in conjunction with those of
the Patuxent, the James, tho Potomac,
the Elizabeth, the Nansomond and
other important streams, debouch on
Hampton roads, forming one of the
doopest, safest and most commodious
harbors in the world. From early
colonial times the articles of traffic nnd
commerce carried on the Chesapeake
between its various ports and landings
by Bteam and sail craft reach a
stupendous aggregate, and the growth
of this business has kept even pace with
that of the towns and cities along the
Atlantic coast. The facilities of cheap
and prompt transportntian by this
natural water rout between Now York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and all points
south, defy the competition of land
carriage, and ara better known and
more universally appreciated now than
ever before. The first steam vessel
on tho bay was tho Eagle, a side
wheeler, built in 1813, which made
occasional trips from Baltimore to
Norfolk during the three years follow
ing. In 18,-1() tho Baltimore Steam
Paekot Co. was organized and has
continued In existence ever since. It
was then as it is to-day tho principal
lino running etoamura on tho bay, the
Alabama, Georgia and Jewess, as late
as 1841, comprising tho regular boats on
tho rout. Of tho twonty-seven steamers
subsequently purchased, two were
abandoned in a storm In 18.")!), ono was
sunk by collision, ono was burned by
tho Confederates, and sixteen others
were sold or otherwise disposed of.
Tho Georgia and Carolina (Included In
this fleet) were the Hrst iron vessels
signaling a mucked Improvement (from
. wood to Iron) In marine architecture.
The Bay Line wbb also tho first to
appreciate and adopt the manifold
advantages of oleotrioity as a cleanly
and brilliant illuminator. Tho Interior
arrangements of the Bay Lino, to make
the journey on their steamers an ex
perience of luxurious enjoyment never
to bo forgotten, aro all that lavish
expenditure directed by intelligence
and good taste can effect. Tho grand
saloons, dining rooms, social hall,
elegant state rooms single or connected
and furnished with doublo bedstead,
fully meet all th6 up-to-date require
ments of modern travel. Steam heating
and olectrlcty throughout. Tho Bay
Lino steamers excel in the feature of
indopendont steam heating in each state
room; no other lino has it. Tho cuisine
receives the special attention of the
management, nd is distinguished for
its superior excellence. Aside from
the substantial features of the menu,
dishes of game, Boa food and various
delicacies ai'e served in tho season. It
costs tho company $30,000 annually to
supply their tables in the munnor do
scribed. Tho European plan of gervico
affords the convenience of selecting tho
quality and variety each ono prefers.
This was found to bo tho demand of the
; traveling public, utid the increased
number of meals now served shows that
it pleases the large majority. The
prlcos aro very moderate; lower than
cun bo found in any first-class hotel,
steamer or restaurant in the country.
E. W. Thompson, ' the . gentlemanly
traffic manager of the BuUimoro Steam
Packet Co., has headquarters at
Baltimore, Md.
A good newspaper In a luioful mirror
of life us it is. It is sometimes com
plained thut newspapers report the evil
when 'they ought only to report tho
good. They must report the evil as
well as. the good, or how shall we know
what it is to be reformed, what guarded
. against, what fought down? A news
paper that pictures only tho honesty
and virtue of society is a misrepresent
ation. The family is best prepared for
the duties of life, which know the evil,
is taught, to select the good. Keep
children under the impression thut all
Is fair and right in the world, and when
they go cut into it they will be us poorly
prepared to struggle with It as a child
I who U thrown into the middle of the
Ulan Mo and told to learn how to swim.
ur only complaint is when sin is made
ttractivo and morality dull, when vice
is pointed with great headings and good
deed ate put io obscure corners,
Iniquity set up in great , primer and
r'htoousress ip nonpareil. Bin lit
I ' some. Virtue is beautiful; aiako
Tree of Biblical Knowledge.
The
Bible con
tains 3,rnn,48o
letters, 810,007
words, 31,175 verses,
1,1811 chapters and 00
books; longest chapter is
the 110th Psalm; the short
est nnd middle chapter is
tho 117th Psalm; the mid
dle verse is the 8th of tho
118th Psalm. Tho longest
name Is tho 8th chapter of Isa
iah. The word "and" occurs 40,
627 times. The 37th chapter of
Isaiah and the 10th chapter of tho
2nd book of Kings are allko. The long
est verso is the 0th of tho 8th chapter of
Esther; the shortest the 35th of the 1 1 th
chapter of John. Tho 21st verse of the
7th chapter of Ezra Is the only one of the
entire collection which contains every
letter In tho alphabet. Tho word
"Lord'' or Its equivalent, "Jeho
vah," occurs 7,008 times in the
Old Testament; or to be more
exact, the word "Lord" oc
curs 1,853 times, and tho
word "Jehovah" 6,845
times. The word
"God" does
not occur
in tho book
of Esther,
but there is
WISDOM, KNOWLEDGE,
HOLINESS AND LOVE IN EVERY
We
CHAPTER OF THE ENTIRE WORK.
Window shades, all prices, at Stoke's.
Porfect Headache Powders are
different from all others. Sure relief
for sick headache, nervous headache,
&c, &o. Try them. For sale at the
Reynolds Drug Store.
Wall paper 2c. per roll at Stoke's.
The cheapest and best shoes for the
monoy In town at J. S. Morrow's.
Go to Rlston's for anything you want
in fishing tackles.
Wall paper 2c. per roll at Stoko's.
C. F. Hoffman sells tho Eclipse, the
best bicycle In Roynoldsvillo, Pa.
The best family cough medicine Is
Extraet of Wild Cherry and Tar.
Window shades, all prices, at Stoke's.
Extended Telephone Connections.
Tho Summervillo Telephone Company
is extending its lines so as to connect
all the outlying towns and villages, and
In a few days a force of workmen will be
employed setting poles and stringing
wires from Worthville via Sprankles
Mills, Grange, Perrysville, Whltesvillo,
Fordham amf Horatio to Punxsutawney,
altogether forming a circuit that will
connect an extensive population and bo
of great service In expediting business.'
Brook villo llcimblicun.
R. and G. glovo htting corsot at J. S.
Morrow's.
Wall paper 2c. per roll at Stoko's.
When you have a bad cold and cough
try a bottle of Extract of Wild Cherry
and Tar. For salo at tho Reynolds
Drug Store.
Window shades, all prices, at Stoke's.
Brussels and Ingrain carpets of all
styles, at low prices, at the Roynolds
villo Hardware Co. storo.
in the
We have added a full now lino of
$4.00,
Bhoes. Come und glvo us a call. J. S.
Morrow.
Wall puper 2c. up to 50c. per roll at
Stoko's.
Wall paper 2c. per roll Bt Stoko's.
Buy the Whito sowing machine at
C. F. Hoffman's
Fit, stylo and quality In Robinson's
shoes.
Buy your tan shoes from Robinson
and get up-to-date styles.
Svlftinu iu It hi lie Cirb.
Beach Shick In Brook villo at tho
residence of George G. Gourloy, April
8th. 180(1. bv Rev. Dr. Warren, Chas.
T. Beach and Ida M. Shick, both of
Brookville, Pa.
New Price List!
Best flour, In cotton, ; 1 00
Fine Cal. apricots 13o., or 2 cans, 25
" Tomatoes Tc. a can, 15 cans, 1 00
" Syrup, por gallon, 30
" Head ricp, per lb., 05
" Raisins, " 05
" Pure tapioca, per lb., 05
" Tea, extra quality, per lb., 20
" Lima beans, " 05
" Navy beans 8 lbs. 25c, 35 lbs. 1 00
" Coffee cakes, 5 lbs., 25
" Peas, 10 lbs. 25
Absolutely pure pepper, per lb., 18
" " baking powder, 20
The above is price ou a few arttoles
in our immense stock. We have the
goods and our price are right all along
the line. We can nave you money ou
GROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED.
Mtftnn'dm?:4irvT - rA - ft -
WE
DON'T
TELL
LIES.
M
Grand Opening of Spring and Summer Clothing!
are the people that reduced the price of Clothing, Hats and Men's Furnishings last Spring and now we are going to
reduce the price of Men's Shoes. We have nine-tenths of the clothing trade in Keynoldsville and we
are entitled to the other tenth. Ask your friend, who purchased from lis last season, if '
his garments gave satisfaction. And remember that we are the ONLY Clothiers
in town that can fit you out from the solo of your feet to the crown
of your head. OUU GOODS SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES. Call and see them.
Men's Dressy Suits!
Our ready-to-wear of finest imported
and domestic material. The best of
everything, including workmanship and
trimmings. If
you double the
price you wont
secure any bet
ter fit if made
by a tailor, and
perhaps not as
good, liesides,
here you try the
garments on and
see the finished
effect b o fore
buying. If
there's u differ
ence between
these suits and
tailor-made it's
in our favor.
Every fashiona
ble weave, every
prevailing color
is contained in
our spring line,
fresh from two
of the most fa
mous factories
world. Prices to suit you all,
5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, $10.
llll
Square Cut, Sacks, Stratford backs, 1 he
Westminister. All the latest styles.
Young Men's Suits,
From 15 to 19 years old. Our line of
young men's suits is of the richest mate
rial, in varieties, quantities and quali
ties' which few retailers have courage to
handle. We especially pride ourselves
upon the handsome productions in all
wool Cassimeres. Cheviots, Worsteds,
Serges, etc. ; made in first-class manner,
at prices from $4.00 to 8.00, which,
without a doubt, would cost you double
the money at other stores.
Shirts 25c. to 81.
Sweaters 25c. to S3.
Trunks 2.50 to $7.
All we ask is for everyone to call, see the coods, get prices and com
r pare them with other clothiers' prices.
MILaLaIREN
KEYISTOLDSVILLE!,
djW4MrtiMftr.amjw4ib - i'l,r , .1.4 mljr himMi
our jsnnw
lartment !
All the nobby dressers are broken
up on our shoes, meres more
Style and I mish in our shoes than
any you'll find in town.
liest domestic Calfskin or Russia
Tan in all the styles. They are not
equaled by nnv shoe denier in town.
Needle Toe, Ulube Toe, Yale Toe,
Harvard Toe, all tho Litest styles.
To save money visit our Shoe
Department.
SPRING HATS!
2Me5 7
- w.f ::
Mr
a-i-----r-
We have a large line of Derbies
in all the colors, black nnd three
shades of brown, in all the latest
styles, Younian, Dunlap, Knox,
Miller, . 50 to 3.00.
We want every fastidious dresser
to see our line of Fedoras, in all the
late colors, prices (50c, 80c, 1.00,
1.50, 2.00, 2.25.
We have over 500 dozen of Straw
Hats that we want every person to
see before purchasing a straw hat.
Also a large line of Spring Caps,
We are the acknowledged
Hatters of Iteynofdsville.
Men's Fine Half Hose,
it
Shoe Dei
"3 C
iH
X
Latest Belts,
Balbriggan Underwear.
i
TELL I
In I n THE
III'-, lyj TttUTH.
BOYS'
snort Pants Salts!
Greater variety
and greater values
than anywhere in
the county. We
want to make a
friendof the com
ing man. Neat suits
all new spring
styles, made bet
ter and with great
er care than any
you have ever
bought. Double
breasted, square
cut, the handsom
est introduced in
years, at 98 cts.,
$1.85, 1.50, 1.75,
2.00, 2.50, 2.75,
3.00, 3.50, 4.00,
4.50, 5.00.
Spring Trousers!
Strictly all wool Cheviot and Cassi
mere Dress Pants, splendidly tailored,
well trimmed, thoroughly sponged, neat
and desirable patterns. We are safe in
challenging the world to show any,,
better dress pants at these prices: $1. 50,
2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 2.75, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00.
Everything that's new and stylish in
fabric, and every pair is guaranteed' to
fit. You have over 2000 pair to choose
from. We also carry a large line of
men's and boys' work pants, good Jean,
from 50c to 1.50 per pair.
Knee Pants !
You have over 1.300
pairs to Belect from of
the best grades, all-
wool Cheviots and Cassimeres, with
patent waist band and taped seams, sizes,
from 3 to 15, prices from 25c. upward.
Overalls,
...
, Suspenders,
Neckwear.
PENN'A.
' T. De Witt Taltuage.