THANKSGIVING SERMON.
('(mliiimd J'rimi 11 '('.)
smiill yet In rt-lut ion totuirtiwri future.
Willi boundless resoiim-a nnd possibili
ties on every IihihI, with h futuro bright
hh (mi patriotism nml fttl th in Odd can
miild) it, wo ocoupy n van tut; ground
Mich as no (fi'iirmtlun In thu past linn
ever hud. Vhciico ciinm tbnt,
wisdom which guided Hit) founder of
this nntion ? Let tun tell yon. When
Columbia) tuid Ms ono hundred mid
twenty men not fnot, on the shore or tho
Western Hemisphere, they knelt, upon
tho ground nnd dedlealed It to tied.
When tho "Imnd of exiles" landeil on
"tho wild New England shore" they
took possession of this continent in tin;
namo of Christ. When tho II rut Ainir
vnn Cmigrest, assembled, till bowed to
gothor In prayer, seeking for tho win
dow that In pi'olltablo to direct, lleforo
H irn Whs 11 nil at Hunker Hill tho
President of Harvard led In solemn
mtppltratlon whllo tho troops stood with
uncovered bonds. At Valley Forgo,
Washington Is wen out In a thicket
aloie, pleading on It in knees. IiIm checks
m IT used with tours over bin bleeding
country. Kvery stop In oor nt'ogrcss
has been taken with prayer, tnlldclity
has no right to n single, foot of Mils fair,
free, happy land. This country belongs
to God. Wu have doinoiihtruted to the
world that it Is possible for a nation to
exist, with no king but .Icsms. and no
government hut tho free, untrammelled
will of a sovereign people. Hut. wt
daro not stop here. To thank (!od for
all that Ik around us and about, us Is not
enough. Let us, therefore, obey tho in
struct Ion of tho I'saltnlst and thank
him for what we are. ' Know ye that
the Lord ho Is Chid: It Is ho that hath
made in and not we ourselves: wo aro
his peoplo and tho sheep of his pasture!
enter Into his (fates with thanksgiving
and .Into his courts with praise: be
thankful unto him and bless his name.
And again wo read, "What Is man that
thou art mindful of htm and thu son of
man that limn vlsitest him? For thou
hast made him a little Iniynr than tho
angels, and hast crowned' 'Win with
glory and honor. Thou mildest him. to
. have dominion over the works of thy
hands. Thou bus put all things under
his foot." Thank Ciod, therefore, for
tho coronation of man. Crowned "with
glory and honor." It Is a crown of
righteousness. And tho righteousness
which Cod gives us as our crown Is to bo
serviceable. Moral science sees this,
and makes the service of man to man
tho very flower of moral life. Religion
emphasizes it as never before, and in.
slsts that service Is thu proof and char
terlstloof undellled religion. We are
granting crowns to solf-sacritlcing ser
vice. A moral hero stood practically
alone in Now York City, lighting sin,
enduring tho contradiction of tho right
eous as well as sinners, suffering cruci
fixion to native taste and fine sensibil
ity, And now men are making crowns
for him. Let us stop on this day of
special thunksglving and count tho
manifold mercies of Infinite love and,
"In everything give thanks; for tills Is
tho will of God In Christ Jesus concern
ing you.
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Wllkins, W. D. Howells, Lieutenant
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Hoar, Justin McCart hy and moru than
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women.
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Haw to Be Handiomt.
, It is a mistake to suppose that tho
only way to be good looking is to be
born so. Good health has more to do
with good looks than anything ulso.
Such diseases as constipation, dyspepsia,
liver complaint, rheumatism, nervous
disorders, &c, not only shorten life, but
spoil tempera and "looks." liaeon's
Celery King for the nerves cures these
troubles. H. Alex. Stoke sells It and
will give you a sample package free.
Large size 25o. and 50o,
Prof. Barrett, of SI. Lawrence cuuuty, N. Y
speaking of pulmonary diseases, says) not
one death occurs now where twenty died be
fore Down's Elixir wits known. Over fifty
years of constant success places Down's
Elixir at the lieud of tho loan lint of count)
remedies. Kor sale by H. A. Htoko.
- The reason why Arnica and Oil I.lolnienl Is
o popular with the ladles Is because It
not only Is very hauling and soothing hut lis
odor I not at all offensive. Kor sale hy II. A,
Btobe.
Don't suffer with Indigestion, uso Haxter's
Mandrake Bitters. Kor sale by H. A. Stoke, i
A Common Danger.
If you have ever had ft cold which you
permitted to "wear away" It may In
terest you to know that It wan a dangi-r-ous
proceeding. Every cold and cough
which Is neglected paves 'ho wny for
consumption, bronchitis, asthma or
catarrh. Otto's Cure, tho famous
German throat mid lung remedy, will
cure any cough or cold and save you
from consumption. Call on II. Alex.
Stoke and get a sample boHlu free.
Largo size i"iu. and fide.
Nolicc of Incorporation
In tlie I'oiol of Common I'lens for the County
of .li'llcrsoii.
N'tiricK Is lieieliy ulven Mint mi iiiilli'ntloit
will he tnii'le to the suttl Court on Monday.
Heeetnlier Mill, ls,i7, ut t.m i. m., under tlie
"Act for ilie ltif'oi-HtMilloti and rc'jiilntlon of
'rutin corporation" tiiriml April 211, IS74,
unit Its supplements, Ity William lliirelay, II.
(Hover. I'. .1. I'l'linel. Ocorue llolicrls, .1. I-.
Hlplc and Jol.n l.yiloti foi s dinner of an In
leiiileil corporation to ia culled "The Sprnuue
Mini' Iti'lli f Assts'lallon." I he character and
object of which is n niulittil relief iissn'ln
lion, paylnir la'tielltn In cam of sickness and
death, null for these iiltHses to Imve, possess
and enjoy II the rivals. Is'tiltl ami privileges
conferred Ity the said Act and Us supple
meals. I'llASCIS.I. Wr.AKI.KV, Solicitor.
LLWiNKNYVALLKY RAILWAY
COMPANY commencing Holiday,
May III, IHH7. Low Clriido Division.
FASTWAMII.
'No. l..o.i. No.H.i 'lim'l
STATIONS. ;
A. M. I'. M. A. M.'A. M.
Ited Hank ! Ill Ml 4 I
l.awsoaliam II no 4 :is
New lletlilelicm II .1 III ft 2ii
Dak Klde II :i7 .1 Is (ft ;;
Mavsvlllc II 44 ft -X iti1
Siimmervlllii . .. IJ o:l ft 4i: ft IW
llnsikvllle I! ill II til ti mil
Hell iu 3il 'II in (tl Ifti
roller U :is II Ml -J7i
lleyiailil.dlle.. I .Vi ll 4II IM"
I'lini oiisi. (I ii:i Ml 4s (II .VI
Kill Is Clock I2n 7 a"' 7 IH s 211
Uiillols I :m' 7 til1 7 nsj n :in
saliulii I 4-l 7 'Jill 7 A"
Wlnierlairii .. .. I ft.il ; mil 7 :l!
I'eiiflelil I ftal 7 4! 7 411
Tvler S On 7 nil 7 nil!
Ilenelle i 117 s ; s I7
Oram (J 47 H :m s 'J7
KtlftwiMiil II lft M lis S 55
P. M.ll. HI Ia. M. A. l,
WKSTWAHII.
Noil No.ilNo."j(i latl"
STATIONS.
A. m.'a. M. I'. M. I. M.
DrirtwiMid in in ft mi ft .VI
(irHiii (in :is (ft r7 (ti la,
HcnnrelH 1114s II H7 tl 'Jl
Tyler II 17 II III II Ml
IVntield II 2ii II 4:1 7 in!
Wlnierlairti .... II If.' tl 4al 7 1ft
Halmlii II 41 II ft!' 7 ail.
Uiillols IJ V, 7 M 1 (! s 4ii
KallsCreek 12a 7 Mi s fto
Pit neon si ( H at 7 fttl
Keynoldsvllle.. I lift 7411 SOS
Kullcr I ftl 7 ft" 4S :
Hell m Hi ( 'M
HriMikvllle i II1 S til S 41
Siininicrvlll.'.... 1't s X! S ft7!
Mnysvllle 2 47 S ft! (S 17
OukKUIt'c 1ft. II Ml 11 'Jul
New llethlehem lift"' U I'll II :ift
l.swuiiihnm.... K '! 41 1
Ited IIh Ilk a AO t
t. m.lA. m.1 r. tn.'r m.
IKI
I 40
411
(I Ml
Trains dully except Hiindnv.
DAVID MoCAIKjo. Ors'l.. HUFT.
I AH. I'. AKDKItHON liSN'l. I'Aitn. Aot.
DO WITS'
Cures Coughs,
Colds, Croup,
Whooping-Cough,
Consumption and
all Lung Diseases.
Peonle stand br Downs' Kllzlr
because it cures and has cured for
sixty-five years. This Is the
strongest possible endorsement of
its merits. Price 2iic. COo. and
$1.00 per bottle. At DruggUU.
Henry, Johnfon & Lord. Propi., Burllnfton, Vfc
For salu by H. A. Sl4)ke.
irst Nati
F
miiil Bank
OF IlKVXOLiM riLLE.
Capital,
Surplus.
S5.000.
r. Mitchell, treldeut
Hrott .tlrOlellund, Vice Frrs.l
John If. Kaiiclier, t'Mshler.
Director:
C. Mitchell, hVott McClollaiid. J.O. Klinr.
John H. CorlM'tt. U. K. Mi own,
tJ. W. r-uller, .1. II. Kauchcr.
r.n.. .. ......... 11 ,., , . .. ..
nt-i-ri uniisiiiv oiisoiessauci HOIIRI1S
the accounts of merchants, professional men.
""' - "i biiiii,,., i.iiiuj-rui?n Kiltl
others, pmmlslnic the most careful attention
ftf.u .Fiii.iiiv-w.tti ft.ll itvi-mJiiK.
Hufe DeiKHdl. Boxes for rent.
first National Hunk Imlldlnn, Nolan block
rir Proof Vault.
uboerlb for
The -X-Star,
If you want the News
ois. 1
ft
:--t.
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical florse-snoer
and General Blacksmith.
Ilitfaituliii.,!.... fl.w.u I.. .I.a ............
....... u (ll l)(..TF,b iiiuitiiur
and hy the latest Improved methods. Over
lOOdHToront kinds of shoes made for coricc
t on of faulty action and diseased feet. Only
llll, lll,Ml ttlll 11, i,f uliiiitu .....I ....O .....1 IJ..
nalrliiH (if all kinds carefnlly and iironintly
PA.iD.ai.itii, UVAHAnTKKU. tltUIUUer
men's aumdleaon hand.
Jackson Ht. near I'lftli, Reynoltlavlllu, Pa.
THE NEW STORE.
The Study
of Economy
In pttrehuslnv your Kail and Winter Wear is the lli-st st'p towards
solvlnft" the moiievsavlntr problem. Your own Interest DKMANIW it
nml THIS 8TOKK paveK tho way for it. Our Knoriiious Stock of
Cloaks, Capes, Furs, Dress
Goods, Shoes, Clothing
and Gents' Furnishings
11 ro here for yf.iir Inspection. The (ioods and Prices are bere to Iki
eonipiired and Judged. We want to lie studied. The more we aro
studied the more business wo do. Kvery invest lytiMon unfolds the
powerful principle upon which the foundation of our success Is built.
Price, fairness to nil: indifferent service to none. It's upon those
irroiindH we hope to deserve and maintain the support of 11 public
stiidioim of its eeiinoinieitl Interest.
CLOAKS
We open tbis season will) Home of tho most remarkable self-evident
values in Cloaks tuid Capes Unit .iiiuiiufMcturlnn skill lias ever pro
duced. Come enrly and iti-jro your economical neighbors lo come
with you. and convince yourself of the truthfulness of our tidvci
tiHciucntx and the reliability of our Hoods.
Remember the place.
B. WEINSTEIN,
Stoke's BklQ,, Gor, Main and Filth Sts, Reunoldsvllle. Pa.
A CHEST
PROTECTOR,
And a good one, but no
pofBibl protector nan
rival tli merit of the
hardware we nupply in
(pinlitiPH worthy of the
flnent clients on earth.
Our hardwnre line ia a
top one. There's noth
ing above it, and we
wouldn't carry anything
below it.
OUR PRICES
too, always have a nize about them that's Just,
right and make it an absolute waste of money to
go elsewhere.
STOVES!
Our line of heating and cooking stoves is the largest
to be found in town, and our prices are the lowest.
We can save you money.
Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
We
are always receiving new goods and can always give you
good values in
IDry Goods,
ISJotioii?
Clothing.
Tints and Cups,
Shoes
Etc.
We carry a complete stock of everything and you will find
our GROCERIES and PROVISIONS always up to
standard in quality, and the very lowest
price. We invite a share of your trade.
JEFFERSON SUPPLY CO.
tQotrl.
JJOTEL McCONNELL,
REYNOLDSVILLK. PA.
V HANK J. JILACK, Proprietor.
The IcndhiK liotel of t he town, llenl(imr
ters for rfinitiierelal men. Htrani tiiiHt, freu
bus, Ituth rooms anil closets en every llnor,
sample rooms, lilllla.nl room, telephone con
nections &c.
JJOTEL BELNAP,
UEYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
J. C. DILLMAN, Pmitrklm:
Klrst class In every parlleiilar. Ix'tited In
I he very centre of llio liuslnesspan of town.
Kri'ii 'litis to and from trains anil commodious
sample rooms foreoninierrlal travelers.
iiltccUaitv0ito.
NEFF.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Keal Estate Annul, Keynoldsvllle, I'll.
A
OPPORTMTY !
M.M.FISHER
MM
MITCHELL.
ATTORN E Y-AT-LAW .
Dtllcu a West, Main street, opxslle the
Commercial Hotel, lteyiiohlsvlllo, 'a,
c.
Z. GORDON.
ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW,
llrookvlllo, JofTcrson Co. l'u.
Otti.'e In room formerly oerunled by Gordon
iVairbott West M Bin Hlruet.
m. Mcdonald,
attorney-at-law,
Notary I'uhlle, real estate aifunt, Patents
sm-iimd, eiillectlnns mad)) promptly. Ofliee
lu Nolan liluek, Keynoldsvllle, li,;
pRANCIS J. WEAKLEY,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
flMon. In l .. I t ji .. .
,. Vi .,,.""!!"J,"" "uiiuiiih, main mnut,
Keynoldsvllle, Pa.
gMITH M. McCREIGHT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LA W .
Notary l'uhllc and Keal Estate Agent. Col
lections will reeulvo prompt ntlenlTon. OMee
bldHVllle, FZ " l-mu-e. ueyu-
J)R. B. E. HOOVER,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
...UHv Hw.i.iai't A II UUIIU
dlMtuhuruh, opiKwlte AruoJd
KeHlUent dentin. In building nearMolho-
Itlt. I'llllM'l. in.uul.A A .....1 r..l. . .
oeiw In operating.
jyn. r. devere king,
DENTIST.
OWcouver Keyiinlrisvlllu llanlwuru Co.slore,
....... 1, .ti'jiiuiunvoif, I'U.
GET AN
EDUCATION
KOUCATION and
fbrttiiiu ut liuml tu
Uaml, it mi win
(utloii ut On Con.
trnl H tit to Nai-Hiiil
niinni( iiuvi
llMVftn. 1h. l'int.
uliiANU'i'Ooniiuodatloraftnd luw ntiiw. btnte mU
tftutudtritH. Kor (?ireutttnandllltit. cat.,ulUivl
J AMK Kl.lftOM. Ph. 0 trlMvittl
riUtU MtrMl kohmU L-sck llnvvm Pa.
niWHitiiuiuiiu
will sell for Cash, at less than cost, his large
stock, consisting of
Harness, Collars, Bridles, Saddles, Plush
Robes, Wool and Fur Robes,
Horse Blankets
and everything usually contained in a firnt-class Harness Store. Can name only a few prices
on account of limited apace:
2 25 Imitation Irish Collar, 1 50
3 00 Light, " " 2 25
No. 1 Extra, Irifh or Scoth Collar, 3 25
(The above ia absolutely the best
collar made.)
25c Surcingle,
70c Horse Blanket,
1 10 " "
1 50 Stable "
2 50 Wool
4 50 "
200 Lap Robe,
2 50 "
3 50 "
4 75 Double Plu&h Robes,
3 50 Fur Robe, .
00 Black Fur Robes,
' 8 00 " " 11
Before buying anything in the above mentioned line it will pay you to look over
my goods and prices.
K K FISHER.
Main Street, J3eyiioldsville; Pa.
5c Hame Clip, $0 02
5c " Staple, 02
5c Harness Snap, 03
8c " " 04
5c Blanket Pin. 03
15c Bridle Bit, 05
25c " " 10
25c Box Harness Menders, 10
10c Pr. Wire Anti-Rattler, 04
1 25 Pr. Iron Clad Hames, 75
$1 50 " 85
35c Sweat Pad, 15
50c " " 25
$1 00 Buggy Cushion, 5
10c Can Axle Grease, 06
25c " u 18
5v Rope Cattle Tie, ' . 08
2 00 Kip Buggy Collar, 125
1 25 " '( )()
10
50
85
I 00
1 75
3 25
1 50
1 75
2 25
3 25
3 00
4 35
6 00