Our Educational Column.
"Unli Wlllltm," Idlttr.
Adrtrriwiilli'iitiiniiiiilrtitlmiiiiTlii'lvo to this
di'imrtmiMit ti Killtur Kilm-iitliiiml L'olunui,
i-iutuif Tim Utah.
i
U(ij nnd glrld, Bftcr this wei-k your
trials will b over for a tlinu nnd llio
divR(l'd pxamtimtlons will havo bonn
completed, loBvlntr you fmo from tho
cares of school life mid nothing to do
but enjoy your two wutikw' it'splto from
school duties. During theso two works
It would be well for you to luke u retro
spectlvo glBiiiM over your past hulf
term and ponder well your pronre
made during that time, and ascertain
for a certainty whether or no you did
your best, or could you not havo dona
roorw. We never notice the amount of
time we lose until we come to the sum
minjr up at the end of the half terra or
term, as the case may be, and then we
are appalled by the result. How many
of us have did our duty In this respect,
and can conscientiously say that we
have nothing to regret on this score.
We are afraid that those who can aro
few, that we all, more or less, have
been derelict In our duty to ourselves
and others. Then let us resolve that
with the beginning of the new year and
the last half term that wo will strive to
do our duty and. In a measure, atone
for the dereliction of the past half. He
true to yourself and then It will be ut
terly impossible for you to be false to
any nno. Ho honest In your examina
tions, boys and girls. Don't copy from
tho paper of your clussmates. You
aro not deceiving your teacher nr your
friends; you but deceive yourself, and
grossly, too. Ho honest and upright;
tell only what you know yourself and
thU will show you just whore you stand
and give you an opportunity to look
after the points In which you were
weak. Your teachers all explain and
point out tho several lessons to you all
alike, und your duty Is to pay strict ut
tontion to these explanations In their
order and ulMorh them, as it were, as a
sponge absorbs water, retaining all the
Intricate points and developing them to
your advantage. If you do not do this
it is your own fault and you have no
one to blame for your fuilure but your
individual selves. Too many of you
lack "self dependence." You become
too easily discouraged when you find
something a Utile bit difficult, nnd want
the teacher or some more self-reliant
classmate to help you. in other words,
to do your work and thinking for you.
This is not of the slightest benefit to
you, and If Indulged in to any great ox
tent will make you a poor, puny wcuk'
ling who will always be a burden to
yourself and those around you. Read
the lives of tho successful men and
women of our country, who havo risen
from almost obscurity to tho ranks of
bright and shining intellectual lights
and yon will ilnd that they all,
without a single exception, wore tlioso
who at school! it) shop or field were self'
reliant and energetic, firm in their do'
termination to accomplish tho end thoy
had sot out to gain, und by following
this course through life havo risen to
thu positions of honor they now occupy
Ponder those things, my boys and girlsj
thero aro thousands of places uwaitlng
you if you (it yourselves for them. Uo
thorough In everything you undertake
Whenever you begin a task make it a
point to coniinue it to the end. Make
haste slowly. Don't do anything by
halves.
"All that yon do, do with your mlulit.
ThiiiK' done hy halves uru never done rlirlH.'
Saturday next will be Christmas Day
and, boys and girls, while you are civ
joying the good things of lifo on this
occasion, giving and receiving tokens
of love and esteem to and from your
friends, you must not forget that it is
the anniversary of Him who died that
all mankind might live, who, In the
lonely manger in Bethlehem years ago
first saw the light of day, as the Savior
of the world. Then forget not the
homage due the infant Savior and, like
the wise men of the East, bring your
gift to Him, Indirectly, by remember
ing the poor of our community, who are
unable to provide comforts for them
elves. How many little hearts of our
poor children may be gladdened by
a trffiing gift from yob who are
more fortunate In this world, and
how little the cost to you in com
parison with the happiness brought to
them. And best of all, you will re
ceive the approbation of Him who died
for us, who says: "Inasmuch as ye did
It unto one of the least of these, my
brethren, ye did It unto me." We each
one can make some one happy and be
muoh happier ouraelvea by doing this
instead. of being selfish and morose.
Now, boy and girls, your "uncle" will
oloae his chat this week by wishing
each and all of his many nephews and
nieces a merry Christmas and a happy
and prosperous New Year.
A Note From the Editor.
The editor of a leading state paper
writes: "If you bad seen my wife last
June and were to see hor to-day you
would not believe she was the same
woman. Then she was broken down by
nervous debility and suffered terribly
from constipation and sick headache.
Bacon's Celery King for the nerves
made her a well woman in one month,"
H. Alex. Stoke will give you a free
sample package of this great herbal
remedy. Large size 25o, atad 60c.
Does II Pay to be Sick f
Beside tho discomfort and sulferlng,
Illness of any sort Is expensive.
Hundred of people consult tho doctors
every duy nltoutcoughs and colds. This
Is bettor than to suffer tho disnaso to
run along, but those who use Otto's
Cure for the throat and lungs do better
still. It costs less nnd the cure Is
certain. You can get a trial bottlo fren
of our agent, II. Alex. Stoko. Largo
Izo 2.V. and ode.
JJKI'OKToF Tllfi CONDITION
or tii if
FIRST NATIONAL HANK
cr RE-x-arox.rDo-v-xx-ME
nt Kevmildxvllle, III the flute of IVntisylrn
n In. n't the close of IiiisIihvm IhMvmlier 1.1, 1117.
RKsoi'lirKs:
t.onltHnd dlM'iilllitH ftM.lltt 41
Overdinflt. secured nnd iiimedired. TO Hrt
I . s. Hiuids to Hivuiei'lii'Ulutlon.... iift.inv oil
Premium on V. H. Huiids 3.:mo 00
stork, swurltlvs, fte sno 00
Furniture nnd HMurrn i.W It
Due from aiiproved rtwrvr nui-qts. 4S,KrS Iff
Cheek nnd other rmili Hem (Ml li
r,otp of other nntlmml hnnk flfiu on
Fractional puncr currency, nickel.
nnd cenl M 0
l.nwtiil money reserve In hnnk, tin:
PIHVIC S 4..W4 k
Ix-irnl-ti-ndcrnntp .(l (10 14.W4 IM
Redemption fund with I!. H. Treas
urer in per ram. or rirruiniioni.. w
Tot nl Jw2,0KH HO
MAHIMTIK.
Cnpltnl Mock until In
r.ooo 00
0. noo uo
t.c3 19
3I.NI0 00
1, :IHI .Ml
so on
7..V4 t
SI,:t!7 04
40 OU
surpiii Timo ,
Undivided profit, ten exHnM nnd
tnxe imlrt
Nntlonnl flunk note outtnndliiK. ..
line toother Nntlonnl linnk...,....
Dividend uitnnid
Individual deDolt iltilNt tocheck
Time certlltcnle of deposit
Cashier' check oiitstniidtttR
Total taM.iKH m
BUtt tf Pinntylttnli, County tt J.fcrion, :
I. John II. Knticher. CtiMilcrof the iiImivp-
mimed hnnk, do solemnly vcnr tlmt the
tilsive simcmeiit I true to the iM'st uf my
knowledge unit hcltrf.
.mil 11. KAt'i'iiKii. i nsiiier.
Hiilwwrlliril nnd sworn to hefore me till 201 li
day of Dcccinlicr, IW17.
ai.hkut iiKVNoi.ns, .otniy riuiiie.
ConiiKcT Attest:
C. MlTI IIKI.I., I
.1. C. Kinii. ' -Director.
.1. !!. CollllKTT, I
DO WITS'
Cures Coughs,
Colds, Croup,
Whooping-Cough,
Consumption and
all Lung Diseases.
People stand br Downs Elixir
because It cures and has cured for
slxty-flr years. This Is the
1 strongest possiblo endorsement of 1
it merits. 1'rlco zc. duo. auu
$1.00 per bottle. At Druggists.
Henry, Johnson svlord. Prop., Burlington, Vt.
For sale by II. A. Stoke.
The New Store.-
Great Holiday Sale
Of Ladies' Cloaks and Capes, Men's, Boys' and
Children's Clothing
To D6 Sold at Slauoliterliio Prices!
Our entire stock of Cloaks and
Clothing must be Closed Out
Ixjfore December 5, com
mencing December 17.
LADIES' COATS
W.I10 Ladles' IWver Coat, sale price, 2..Vl.
TUX) " Uuclay " " U.tlll.
tt.(K) Ladies' Kxtra Fine Huelny Ctiats, sale price, W.IMl.
12.00 Kersey K..HI.
Misses and Chlldi-en's Cuau ot the latest Stylo and Fabrics to be sold at. the
very lowest prices.
LADIF.S' CAPES -Ladies' Beaver Capes, sale price $l.7!l: Ladies" Extra
Fine Kersey Capes, sale price M.im. Best Astrakhan and Plush Capos to bo sold
at the very lowest price
Men's, Boys' and Children's Overcoats will bo sold during this sale at the
very lowest prices.
Men's Latest Styles In Hats to be sold at the very lowest prices.
Best Quality in Gum Boots to be sold during: this sale at te.'Sr, also a Grout
Reduction in our entire stock.
There are Money-Saving Bargains
at this sale which you should not miss, 1 have not etoppwd
to consider cost, but have knifed prices right in half. It is
a Great Opportunity to get a stylish cloak or cape, or men's
Buit at less than manufacturer's cost.
Our Shoes, Dress Goods, Hats, Etc., are all new
goods, of this fall's purchase. I have reduced the price on
these goods during this sale.
A dollar saved is a dollar earned, and in no way can
you make a dollar any quicker than attending our
Special Holiday Sale. '
Remember that this sale commences Friday, Dec.
17th, and will positively end Jan, 2nd.
Your dollar will buy two dollars worth of merchan
dise if you don't forget the place.
. .
Stoke's Bldg., Cor. Main and
rW. Hnrrctt.of t. I.swrencecounty, ft. Y.,
Iienklns of pulmonary illeno. snysi not
one death occur now where twenty died he
forn Down's F.lltlr wn known. Over fifty
yenrs of contnnt success plnew Down's
Fllxlr nt llio hrnd of tho Ioiik list of couuh
n'liieille. For suleliy II. A.Stoke.
The rensim why Arnica A Oil Mnlment I so
popular with the Indie I hcrmise It not only
I very limllng and soot hi 11 hut It odor Is
not at nil offensive. For sale hy II. A. stoke.
Don't suffer with liiilliti'Mtluii, use lliixler
Mandrake Hitter. For n le hy D. A. stoke.
This Is thu time of the year when tho
Reynoldsvllle corner loafer, who wasted
his time and substance during tho sum
mer months, Is sitting around In grocery
stores and hotels toasting his shin and
whining about hard times and waiting
for a wave of prosperity to strike him.
Such a chap could not enjoy a fortune if
he had It; he would be. too lar.v.
DMlNISTKATOB'S NOTICE.
Wherpss, letters of Administration to the
Kstnteot Hiram Aldrldne, Inie of UeynoldH
yllle, Pa., dispensed, hnvr Imhmi grimled 10 the
ulirrllMr, all person Indented to the nld
estnts nrc miitesteil Ut make Intmcdlute pay
ment, and those linvtiiR chilnm or demnurl
senilis! the estnte of th nld decedent will
make known the ame without delny to
Ai.bkiit Kktmoliis, Adtiiliilstrslor.
A LLKGHRNY VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY commencing Sunday,
May 10, 1H97, Low Urado Division.
KASTWAHD.
TToTirS oA. No. 11. lun 108
STATIONS.
A. M. r. W. A. M. A. M. r. M
IU-dRtiiik 10 M U'i
l.nwsouliHiii II 00 4 3s
New llethlehom tl an Sill S 20
Onk Hldite tl iff fl Is 27
Mnyvillv II 44 S 3il n SI
Siinmiervllle ... li W ft 4i JH
HriMikvllle IJ SO 01 OH
Hell li i ll Id 1.1
Fuller 12 M 0 .' 27
Iteynoldsvilln.. 12 M s 411 S 4.1
I'niicoiist i m n 4 'tt r.;i
FnllsCreek..... 120 ? 00 7 no S 20 ISO
I'iiHoIs f.tn 7 10 7 iw S i 140
snliiiln I 4:1 7 211 7 21
Wlnlelhurn .... 1 IM 7 Hill 7 IT
Fenllehl 1 fill 7 42 7 41
Tyler 2 OS 7 fll 7 ft
llenexette 2 :i? S 'ill S 17
tirniii t 47 ts :tu H 27
Drift wood it 1.1 S r R M
V. M. I. M A. M. A. M. t. M
WRSTWAIin.
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No.O
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No. 101
llM I 104
r. M.'r. m
STATIOXS.
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Train dnllv except Sundnv.
dAvid .SlcCAHtio. cirK'i,. suit.
IAS. I'. ANDKKBON IlKS'l. Pass. Aut.
'utmcrlbe for
The "X- Star,
If you wsint (h New.
E. WEINSTEIN,
KEYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
5th Sts.
PENNSYLVANIA BAILUOAD.
IN EFFECT NOVEMHKR 2R, 1HH7.
I'lillsdf Ipliln A Krln Knllrnnil Dlvlnlon Time
Tallin. Trillin, lem e IMIfl wikkI.
KAHTWA It II
11:10 n, tn Trnln S, weekilnjrs, for fiintiury,
WHkeslmrre, lliir.lelnii, IVumvllle. Hi-riitilon,
. lliirrlHliiiru unit lite Intermedin!! sln
tlmii, nrrlvlnir nt I'lilliiilelphlik Hrr.l p.m.,
New Viirk, U::m p. in. I Iliililiiiiire.lWiu p. m.l
WiiHliltiitinii, 7:1A p. m IMillniiin I'nrlnr esr
from H illliinisKin tn I'lillmlelplilii mill piis
Henirer eimehen from Kune to IMilliiilelplilH
mid WlllliiiiiMport to lliiltlmoiu mill VVitsli
limton, l:IKI p. in. Tin I ll It, neekilnyx, fur llm
rlflmrK nml Intermeilliile stiitliinn, nr
rlvhiKiit riillinlelplilii4:;ilA. m. New Vnik,
7:!t:i A. M. I'lilliiiini Sleepinu enrs from
1 1 ii rrltliu ru to I'lilliidelplilu mill New York,
riilliiilelpliln pnmieiiirerH run renuilu III
sleeper iinillMtitrlieil utitll 7:110 A. H.
::nip. ni. Trnln 4. iliilly for Huiiliiiry, lliurls
Imrtf mill liilerini'illiiti? Htiilliius, nrrlvliiK st.
I'liiriiilelpliln. ll :".'! A. M.t New York,
A.M. on week ilnvs nml ICI.Hm a M. on Hun
tltiy ; lliililmore, ili'JilA. M.l Wiinlilnirtiin, 7:40
A.M. I'ullniiiii MleepeiH from Krle nml Wll
HnniHiMirt to IMtlliiilelplilu nml VlllliiinMirt
to WiiHlilnmon. I'liHsermers In Hleeier
for Hnlllmiiie nml Wnhlnirlmi will lie
trmiNferreil lii1oViiMli1tiirton MleetM'r nt Wll
jlnmtsirt. l'nHm'iiixereosehes from Erie to
I'lillutlelphlH mill Wllllnmiiport tu llsltl
niom. WEKTWAUO
4:41 n. m. Trnln , weekilnys, for Erin, Hlilit
wn), llulloln, ITermont nnd pjlnelpnl Inter
medlnte stntlotm.
1:4:1 n. m.Tniln , daily for Erie and Inter
medlnte points.
8:41 p. m.Trnln til, weekdays fur Ksnn and
Inlermerilntr tnt Ions.
TIlHOI'llll TltAINK Etllt HKIFTWOOII
KKUM THE EAST AND HUDTM.
TRAIN 9 lenves New York:.VIu. m.,llillndel
plilnSiHO p. m.t Wnslilnatnti 7:2U p. m., Hnl
tlmore S.40 p. in., nrrlvlns nt PrlftwiMMl 4:41
a. in., weekdays, with I'lillnnin uleeners and
pnNenffer eonehes from Philadelphia to
Erie and Hultltnorc to Wllllnmport.
TRAIN lit lenves I'lillllllelnlila S::l A. m.l
WnxhliiKloii, 7.MIA. M. llultlmore, S:S0A. M.l
Wllkehnrre, l:llt A. M.l weekdays,
arrlvltiK at Itrlftwissl at .1:4.1 P. M. with
I'ullnian I'nrlor ear from I'hllndelphla to
WlilluniriiMtrl mid piiHieniier eoneh to Knne.
TRAIN a leaves New York at 1:40 p. m.l I'hlln
deliihla, 11:20 p. m.l WiiNhlnirton. 111.40 p. m.t
llnltlniore, II p. m.t dully iirrlvlux at
llrlftwiHsl at ll:4:i ll. in. I'lillnnin nleeplnit
i'iiik from I'hllii. llllmnsii'l. mid ihrouiili
imiM,'tmer eonehes from (Milliidelplila to
le nnd ItnlilniorH to WlllltimKirt. tin
Siindnysoiily I'lillmnn sleeper I'liiliidelphln
to Erie.
JOHNSONBUUG BA1LHOAD.
(Daily except Sunday.)
TRAIN 19 lenvei Rliluwur nt S:Mn. m.l .lolin-
sonhiirit at ll:llln.iii., urrlvlng nt Cleiniont
nt Peiiil n. ni.
TRAIN fl lc nrei Clermont nt in: in n. m. nr-
rltliia at .loliieuittliorK lit ll::m a. in. nml
ItidiiWHy nt ll:.Vi p. in.
UIIKJWAV & CLEARFIELD R. R.
AND t'ONNMTIONS.
WKKKIIAYR.
StIIITIIWARH. NORTHWARD.
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Mill llnveii
t'rovlnnd
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lllue UiH-k
Ylneyni'il Run
t'Hi'i-ler
llim-kniiy vllle
l.ntieH .MHN
llurveyn Run
En IN Creek
I in Hi ils
PiiUs "Creek
Reviioldixille
lll'iHikvllln
New llelhlehem
Red Rmik
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Oimi. MnuiiKer,
.1. R. WOOD,
tjen. I'lisri. Ak'I.
JJEECH CREEK RAILROAD.
New York Central h nudum River 11. n. In., U.v.
a)NDi:NSKD TIME TAI1I.E.
IIKAK til
Exp Mull
No :i7 No M
IIKAP IIIIWN
Exp Mull
No:m No:m
Nov. 14, IKIi?.
p in p m a 111 p in
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S2.1 LOCK HAVEN 10.10
Mil Yoiiniidtilc I0.1S
sou JERSEY SHORE ll'NC. II Ift
7.1A IEIISEY SNORE 11 1.1
17 2.1 Lvo WILLIAMSl' T Arr II, Ml 1020
a in 11 m p 111
a in I nil. A. ,v 1;i:aiim) It. K. it m p ni
ll.Vt Arr WII.I.IAMSP'T I.ve 412 :U ll :
in a.
II :) I.ve I'll 1 1. A Arr H 20 7 10
t4:xi
f.v jTY.vIn Thiiiiiiiiiii Ar 11 2-1
ill Ob I.V..N. Y. via I'liliii.. ArlillMO ;U -aTi
p m p m 11 ni
Dully 4 Week-days 1 11 00 p tn biimlnys
1 10 AA 11 tn Sunday
"li" New York pieiseinters trnvelliiB via IMill
ndelpliln nn 10.20 11 in train from WlllltiniM
port, will rluinxo car at Colunililu Ave.,
I'lilliidelplilu.
4OXNH4TI0NS.- At. WilllmiMpor! wllli
I'lilludelplilii.VRendlni.'lt.R. AUvi'sey Shine
Willi End Hrook Railway. At Mill
Hall Willi Central Railroad of IViiiihvIviiiiIu.
Al I'lillipslmrir with Pennsylvania Riillrond
and Altoona & lMiilipstiurir Coiiimm'IIiik ft. R.
At (Tearlield with Hiiltnlo, Ris-liesicr ti
riltsliurixli Railway, Al Miiliiuley and
I'm inn with Cnmlirla ti Clearlleld HlvUlon
of PeniiHytvmila Rnilroiul. Al Miitiitn'ey with
I'eiiiiKylvaula ft Nor1liWesiern Rnilioiid.
A. O. IAI.MSH, I'. E. IlKIIIIIMAN,
8uprinteudeiit. lieu'l I'iish. Al'I.
I'lillndfl.ililii, Pa.
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L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-slioer
- and General Blacksmith.
Hoi'M)-)ioeliiK done 111 tin) nentiiHt mitniinr
mid by the latent luipnived meilioiU. over
inodllruiuiit klmlHof film's made, for correc
tion of faulty action and dinuaNd foot. Only
the litbl makt) of shoiw und nails used. R11
piilrliilt of all kinds eaiefnlly and piinnnlly
donu. Satisfaction Ouauaktkku. Xuniber
nien's supplies uu hand.
.Inckiton ft. near rTflb, IteyuolusvUlc, Par
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The ihiertt line of Pipes, Pen
Knives, Skates, Guns, &c., in
Heynoldsville will be found at
Alex. Riston's.
Cigars, 12 in a box, 25 In a box, and 50 hi a box.
Suitable Xmas presents.
Furniture.
Our Stock is now Complete in anything, such as
Sideboards,
Hall Racks, Bed Room Suits,
Parlor Tables,
Extension Tables, Dining Room hairs,
We have the most complete line in the town
in Rockers, Lounges and Couches. In fact
we are prepared to give you the lowest possi- ,
ble prices on anything in the Furniture Line..
We are now prepared to show the most com
plete line of Carpets in the town. Thanking
you for past favors, we solicit a continuance
of same.
Undertaklny In all Its
branches.
A CHEST
PROCTETOR,
And a good one, but no
possible protector can
rival the merit of the
hardware we supply in
qualities worthy of the
finest chests on earth.
Our hardware line is a
top one. There's noth
ing above it, and we
wouldn't carry anything
below it.
OUR PRICES
too, always have a size 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.
CHRISTMAS TIME
Beautiful
CKPESl
and
COATS
for
LADIES
-RT
J
efferson SuDDlv Co.s
Store, Pleasant Avenue.
We are now in the midst of Holiday trade and are pre
pared to show you the finest stock of MERCHANDISE the
market affords. Every article carefully selected to Buit your
especial taste.V You can find just the Christmas pres
ent you are looking for. We invite you to call and ex
amine. We guarantee to Bave you money, and give
you perfect satisfaction.
Our store is brim full of the new
est ideas for the Holiday Trade, and
we want to impress on your mind
the advantages that we offer during
Holiday Season.
JEFFERSON SUPPLY CO.
Entire New
Stock of
Elegant
Christmas!
LRMP9.
Furniture
Huones & Dinoer.
Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
Finest
MENS
Youth
Boy' and
THE-
Children
Clothing
and
Gentlemen
Furnishing
Good.
Useful
Christmas
GIFTS
,f or the
Children.