OFFICIAL PAUL PILYS. POSTAL SNEAK THIEVES OF FRENCH GOVERNMENT. THE IHIIratA Methnria Finiloyed by Them In Opening teller- With tittle I'atlrnea They Overcome Gnm, Sealing Wa nr Metnl FaMener. The liitKlriit wliich orciirrcd In flio French clinrnner critcrrninn thn viola tion nf tlio ".irery of It letter mill reused M II. Di lf:i.o ly li lilf-'li ( flit Inl nf ti Ininifitry of rimrino linn Htlrretl the jmb lio, wlihli is Mi) jirii rl Hint sm Ii pro rcrilliiKa tukn tiliico iiinlrr thn tliinl re iiiMlo. Creiileil In IHilO, thn enliiiii't imlr y;nn a jKrnmui'iit cfllcn under Louis 1'bilippo mid KnpnK-oii III. wbn tifi (1 ntid nliiinrd It In m-ilt r In limn tlin political ferrets of their (ijiponriitH. It Ktn Kcudr.lly bclli vcd by thn Lublin tbut thn oflico Imil lung liren mipprtmecl by (be rreiit Roveriiineiit. But after tbi' iiiclrieut nirntioued those who ctill believe In thn seerecy nf tho post, nf the tnlc(:rnpb or of tho tulrpbono exhibit mi Inrritlllilo credulity which I extremely rnrn nt thin fin do ilecle. Tuore who Are co Imprudent us to write their tu rnout thought!) cimceriilun nny politirlnu In power will be wIho no lonrr to iin tighto thiit a letter which nrriveH nt It ck'ntimitioii nppnreiitly unopened bus tint I ren rend by n third purty. An in wr)l known, It Ih hIho envy fur nn oftl ciul tn b in n tho iccrotRof Hi" telnphoue by nrplyiiiR hi" rnr to tho receivers at tho central oflico, nml by so doitiR to In!' l'-ept phriiFPN which oro both in structive olid niiinidiiK. It now appears tlml tbo piiFtnlllce offlcbilH oIho fjivo tin iitselvpg tip to tbo dellcnte plt'UHiiro cf niitislyiii(t their curiosity. They employ SO different inethodH In order to umnuyo their profesnioniil in qnii itivounnfi. If nn envelope In cbmuii in tlio ordiunry tiinnner by n thin hiyer of Riuu, tbey biive tbo choico of two systems when tho paper la tough mid BtrmiK they slip with grent prcciintbiu very thin but not cuttinx bliulo be tween the two gummed ports, mid with littlo practice thoy are ioou able to ornruta the pnper withoat any tear; when tho envelope in thin and brit tle they open it by the primitive and homely lneaiiH of greniii. Tlieso proceed intrn are cittrcmoly dimple, and thn cor respondence of ninny masters and i"ls tresses has often been slyly tronted in the tnmo way by an inquisitive domes tic. This industry requires very little akill, and the only capital tiecessary ii small amount of patience. The more suspicions individuals fasten their let tors with sealing wax and imagine tbut they are consequently perfectly safe from nny surreptitious attack. The oftlclnlsof the cabinet tioir, however, re not so easily defeated. By Judi ciously bending nnd twisting the part of thn paper surrounding the rcnl they gradually detuch the latter, which final ly remains unbroken in their blinds with M very thin layer of paper adhering to It. After examining tho contents of the letter they roplnco tbo seal intact at the exact place which it previously occu pied, and both tbo sender and receiver of tho letter ttmniu iu blissful igno rance of their niniiouvers. Other correspondents, even more sus picious, are not satisfied with gum and wax, but supplement them by a small metal fastener, which is guaranteed by its invcutor to render any tampering with a letter impossible. This, although Its efficacy is far from that promised by tha stationers, certainly complicates the work of tho intruding offloial. He rises to the circumstance, however, and after carefully removing the stamp and mak ing a cross cat on the square from which it has been removed be intro duces a email steel Instrument with a special hook at the extremity. This book grips a corner of the letter, and by carefully twisting the sheet round the stem of the instrument it can be finally extracted without any apparent injury. If by obnnce the note paper is refractory and cannot be twisted owing to its stout ness, the operator outs the entire length of on side of the envelope. The con touts are easily obtained in this man ner, but tha reclosing of the envelop requires much delicacy of workmanship and is, in fact, almost worthy of an artist. About a millimeter of each of the cnt edges is carefully folded inward, gummed and pressed together until dry. This phase of the work, although rather difficult to a novice, is soon aoquired by practice. There are many other tricks employ ed, some of which speak volumes for human Ingenuity. It somotimes hap pens, nevertheless, that a letter baffles all the skill and experienoeof the entire department. In that case their means are rough and ready they suppress it altogether. The exterior appearance of the letter addressed to M. Dolcaeso be trayed the work of the Oubinot Noir. This proves not lock of skill of those in trusted with such an important bnt un derhand duty, bnt simply negligence.- London Globe. ' Xb Crltlo Anawmd. An acute critio calls attention to what he styles an inelegance in a lead. ing article of The Pilot It is that in wbloh the following sentence occurs t "And Paul said, 'But I was born so,' We are sorry it is inelegant, but it must stand as it is, for it happens to be tha xaot words of the flew Testament, chapter ii, Terse S8, of the Acts of the Upoatles. The Pilot never trie to im prove upon the language of holy writ Some afternoon when we have reformed all the wrongs in the world and point ed out all the faults of all our neighbors for their reformation we may sit down and revise tlio New Testament, but It will not be this year nor next year, Somewhere along about, 1088 we shall inaugurate these important reforms, Boston Pilot A tram. "Why do you call your house The Eloheadr" '-T because it is tho first In oar r ' iCc-rir. AUDITORS' llEl'OltT Of thr Fmrtnmnf Windinc Tinrmhipfnr the ynir milhifi Mmrh H, lutm. Ilond I'iiikI. A. M. NnrtK flicrvtor. nit. Tn iim'l of fliillenti' I .SHI 14 Imin i-oIUviiim 1,1111 HO rnnnlv trenfl 777 41 " " .liweph X. .lohttanll HII 44 " " ('. 1. 1'iml T 7 ll due A. M. Niirtlx In hal 12 44 I'll. fly sm't work on rntifln I.SVI 04 nuiiei-liil timl rt'pttlm i:m II " Icinil fee mill lilillr' fill 11 ' IiiiiIiIIiik nml lot 41" 17 print Inn I M " In .ln-eplt H. Illinium.. 41111 M " ret ill neil tnriiminN'lw 45 i'I " tMOIHMlltllMl' Ill 211 p i ilny iMvires :n;-.' ( " pillil on lleliln mum i.k i i,5 'i .liweph H. .Tiiliniin. HupervUrr. Hit. Tn ain't nr ilupll.-lile 1.17" nil imin A. M. Nutria 4iili ilue .1. f. .Iiihii-mi In hill I I I II. Ily nni't w.iik nn rmtiU ' 1 1 ,r piniiK Him M'piiim i. " ii'intni'il :w I'l emi't-ttilnii 'i'l -il In A. ,M. Nnrrl :m 44 jnl ihiyHHcrvlee 4M W Mil 4 fi" .'.0I4 .17 V. II. Hehcr, fnlleelnr nf Kniiil Tax. Hli. Tn (ml nil l.yille iliipllentn dill 7.1 , l it. Ily mn't Kiipei-'. iminfreeelptn.. Il ,H reiurneil Ilfi VI " pi'ieenlnvn In .lull I.IH HI ill inlillhilieu 2HI VI flllll T.'i Poor I'mikI. W. .1. Ilnner, Ovoraeer. IK. Tn nin't from rnllerlnf " fiimi rminly ireHiirer fnim uthiTHnui-eeM ' friiln Kilwuril lluuhen " line In hiihinei. iiee't IK. Ily kei'plnir piiuperx S4S S! " wel-vlee mill expeliM'H. . . IW " ineilt'Mtl iilletiilmii'e I'M fin hi I In paid : ! " fiineniN itllil " Mnv lleiirv nnilliT M "I " Kilwmil IIiiiiIick 2hi I I Slillt 7.1 H-M HI ftii 27 III 4 4HI HI 4;u r,i CI.N41I 'IIII.M4II 311 liihvaid HimheH, lUmiw, nit. To iim'l frniu fnllerliir I,4I IH " fiinn Mi'l'iilniiint Hvp 1.1 Hi fiimi W.J. Ilnner 'Jl hi nn I line SO HI fit. Ily Iteeplnir pfiuwr 7411 10 Mi't-vlee mnl i'XHnHei MH hi " hills piilil hnnplliil Ml fill 14 mi'illi'iil alleiMliiiM'e -411 7fi " fillMTills Il IH " W..I. Ilnner 4ii Hi " trmisfer-t mill relief nnlr'H 41 mi lllll'l In hnlmii'e 441 Ml fl.KVi 0(1 1 .K-.3 HI II. Uelier. f olleetor nf PiMir KiiikIh. v . UK. To Iml. nn l.yille iliipll.-ute I,l: ;irt fit. Ily ovprHiMri reeelptH WI7 III " neiiieil tux returned 144 7.1 ' ft per el nn 4HI.KI am " nn iillllltlliir ili'i'nuntH 211 711 " iiln'l In lililiini-e S37 HI 9l.i:c2 :il.l;ri m Tliene nernunlH liuillteil IIiIh null Uuy nf March, 1HIS, nml fuunil In he rnrrect. I.KVI Hlll'I'KKIIH, I W. T. f ATMKII8, V Audltora. J. II. HYKKM, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Philadelphia & Erlo Railroad Division. TIME TAIIi.E IN EFFECT. Trains leave Drift wood EASTWAKD 9:10 a m Train S, weekilnyx, for Kunhury, Wllkeslmi re, llar.lelnn, I'lillBvllle, Heninliin, llarrlHiHiric and the Intermediate ma HniiH, arrlvliiK at Philadelphia :'-': I p.m., New Vol k, U:;l p. in. l llaltlmnre.lhliu p.m.i WaHhhiifinn. 7:lfi p. m I'lillmmi I'arlnr car from VllltaniHMrl to I'hlhidelphlu and pat Heiiircr cnacheH frnm Kane to Philadelphia unit Vlllliiiniorl to lialtlmure and WiihIi Inglon. 4:03 p. m. Train (I. weekdays, for Har- rlHlmrK and Intermediate Hint Ions, ar riving at l'lillii(leliililii4::in A. H. Now Ynrk, 7::ci A. M. Pullman Hleeplns eurn frnm HiirrlHhiirir lo I'hlladelphta and New York. Philadelphia pusMCHKerH ran remain III sleeper uudl8turhcd until 7:'M A. M. 3d p. m. Train 4. dally for Hunbury, Harrls huru mid Intermediate HlatlmiH, arrlvlnit at l'liUadelphla, l:,12 A. H.I New Ynrk, U::tl A. M. nn week days and to ils A M. nn tiun dayi llalllmnre, Sign A. M.i WiihIiIiikIiiii. 7:40 A.M. Pullman sleeiiei-H from Erie and Wil IlitmHpnrt lo I'hlladclphiaand VllllamNiort to MaHhlniclon. I'liMHengers tn sleeer fur Haltiinurn and WiiMhtnirtnri will he trannferred Into Washington Hleonor at Wll HamNiMirt. PaHHengercuaches frnm Erlo to Philadelphia and WIlllKnmport to Balti more. WESTWARD 4:41 a. m. Train 9, weekdays, for Erie, Hldg- way, liilllnlB, Ulermonl una principal llilur medlate stations. 9:43 a.m.--Train 3, dally for Erie and Inter- muuiaui poiQw. 8:4ft p. m. Train 15, weekdays for Kane and intermediate atations. THROUGH TRAINS FOR DRIFTWOOD r HUM Till. KABT ANU HOUT1I. TRAIN leaves New York:0p. m.,l'lilladel- D, m.i WaHlitnglnn 7:2U . m., llal- tlmnru H.40 p. m., arriving at Driftwood 4:41 a. m., weekdays, with Pullman Hleepera and piiHHenger coaches from Philadelphia to Erie and Wablngton aud Baltlmura to Wllllamhport. TRAIN 15 leaves Philadelphia 8:S0 A. m.i WaHiiington, 7.SU A. m.i ualtimore,s:auA.M. Wllkesbarre, 10:15 a. m.i weekdays, arriving at Driftwood at 5:45 P. M. with Pullman Parlor car from Philadelphia to wniiamspon ana passenger coacn to nane, TRAIN a leaves New York at 7:40 p. m.i Phtla- aeinnia. ii:ai d. m.i wasmngion. iu.i d. m.i Haltimore, il:ft0 p. m. dally arriving at Driitwoou at v:a a. m. ruuinan sioepini can from Phlla. to WUllamHii't. and throug niiHMenger coaches from Philadelphia tn Erie and lialtlmure to WIUiamKport. On Kundaya only Pullman sleeper Philadelphia to crie. JOHNSONBURG RAILROAD. (WEEKDAYS) TRAIN 19 leaven Rldgwav at 8:55 a. m.t John- sonnurg at :ie a. m., arriving at uiermout at iu:uu a, m, TRAIN 20 leaves Clermont at 10:40 a. m. ar riving at juiiniHiuDurg atlliJU a. m. ana Hldtway atll:a0p. m. UIDGWAY & CLEARFIELD R. R. -S- AND CONNECTIONS. WEEKDAYS. SOUTHWARD. NORTHWARD, A.M A. M. BTATIONH. I' M. P.M. SftO 9 4a 10 20 lift) 400 4 41 5 10 562 Renovo Driftwood Emporium June. Ht. Marys 500 4 Oil 3 25 240 10 20 9.10 SCO 8 19 1115 1185 1149 Kane Wilcox Johinmnliurg 12 15 115tJ lias 905 842 827 12 10 12 17 12 22 12 ai 12 as 12 39 ii'4'a 12 Ml 12 57 107 115 140 T2T 27 ; 41 45 4H . 50 BMI 7112 700 14 720 7B5 Uklgwav 850 81 8iM 829 826 8 22 8 19 817 80S 8 02 754 750 740 Too 8 00 Inland Run Carman Tramifor Croyland BhorlB Mills HlimUock Vineyard Run Carrier Brnckwayvlllo Lanes Mills Harvuys Run Falls Creek Dullola Falls Creek ReyiioldHVlllo Hmokvllle New Hethlehuro Red Hank . 1'llUburg 7 52 747 7 as raa THO 7 211 717 T12 704 700 40 120 la.1 an 805 a no Ml 1u 740 55 45 Oil 20 40 8 in 10 55 12 40 6 04 510 425 140 m. p. 111 TRAINS LEAVE HIDOWAY SASTWAnlt. WSHTWAHO. Train Ii, 7:17am Train 9, 8:10am " , I:t0pm "a, 11:20 am " 4, 8:00 pm " 15, 8:10 pm .B.HUTOHINHON, 6o. i.askr. J. B. WOOD. &CQ. 1-UM. Ag't Farms for Sale. A GREAT CHANCE FOR SOME MAN FULL OF DAYS' WORKS. Ono hundred and thirty acres clean lai-m land with thousands of tuns of llmo stone enoinfh to pay for thn farm two or thme times over and coal land, barn, four-room limine, good epilog of wilier, tlinhnr fur fence piwN, In Mnnrou Twp., (Jliirlmi Co., within six miles of County Scot. Good country nod gornl community. Cmno quick. t'un bo bought, for two thousand diilliuv. Another farm with two Inrgu burns and hmionx; llmo Htonn and until: three to four tlimiiiiii(1 ilollnrs worth of good onk timlier; good water; lunil In good eiiltlvntion: eontulnlng nbout I'l HI nores: prliii twelvo thoiiKHrid dolluiM. Another with nearly two hundred acres, itboiit nil cleared: good water mid coal: nlxnit three thoiiNand dollars worth of oak timber: within threo in I Ids of Siitmnorvlllij, A. V. H'y. 1'rlco eight thoiiMiind dollar. Another of ono hundred acres, largo barn and gocd water, six-room house, with about two tliotiHitnd dollars worth of oak timber. Price four thousand dollars. M. C. COLEMAN, Reynoldtkvllle, Pa. Executor. ft I c t it ct n o . lAAA E. KEW- JU.STICK OK TIIK PKACK And Kent KhIhIc A Kent, lteynel(lvle, I'n. Q MITCH KLL. ATTOItNKY-AT-r.AW. tllllrp nn Went Mule street, npMmlle the Commercial lintel, Ucynnhlrtvllle, Ta. c. Z. GOHDON. ATTOUNKY-AT-LAVV, HriNikvllle, JelTerMin Co. P. Ofllee In room formerly occupied by (Jordan ACnrlinlt Went Muln Hlnul. G. m. Mcdonald, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, Notary l'lihllr, real eMutn agent, Patents secured, culleellnnn mtuln prmnptly. (Jllleo In Nolan hliM'k. Heynnldsvllle, Pa. pilANCIS J. WEAKLKY, ATTOUN EY-AT-LA W, OrDces In Malinney ImllUIng, Main Street, KeynnldHVllle, I'a. gMITII M. McCREIGIIT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Nntarv I'uhllc and Real Estate Agent. Col lections will receive prompt attention. Ottlce In FiiM'hlli'h tt Henry hliK'k, near pnstnflice, UeynoldHvlllo, I'a. jya. B. E. HOOVER, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. ItPHldent dentist. In the Froclillcli A Hen rv hliu'k. near Ihn iMMlnttlee. Male Htreet. OeiitleneKa In operating. JR. R. DeVERE KING, DENTIST, tilllcn over Reynnldovllle Ilnrdwaro Co. store, Alain Hireei, ueynuiUHViue, i'a. flotela. JJOTEL McCONNELL, REYNOLDSVILLE. PA. FRANK J. BLACK, Proprietor. The leading hotel of the town. Ileadauar- ten for commercial men. Hteam heat, free bus, bath rooms and camel on evory noor, sample rooms, billiard room, telephone con nections Sec, JJOTEL BELNAP, REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. . C. DILLMAN, Proprietor. First class In every particular. Located In ,a vArv CHiit.re nf t.nn bilHlneHH nart of town. rea 'bus to and from trains and commodious sample rooms for commercial travelers. Katlreixb Vtms Cabt. JJEECH CREEK RAILROAD. New York Cestrtl 4 Hudios Rivsr R. R. Co., lusts CONDENSED TIME TABLE. RKAD DP HEAD DOWN Exn Mall Exp Mall No iff No aa Nov. 14, 1807. No IK) No US p m 102.1 10 04 p m 1 S5 Arr. liU .... ; am n ni ,.PATTON....Lve . ..Westover 6 00 t4 00 H 23 4 21 9 40 1 10 MAHAl'FEV II 4S 4 40 9 15 12: Lve.... Kermoor....Arr 7 HI 05 90ft 122S OAZZAM.... 720 II 15 S.1S 12 15 Arr Kermoor ....Lvo 7 27 S2: SKI 1211 NewMllnort 7 B2H S47 12 05 OlHIllH 7117 &.B S 40 11 59 Mitchells 7 4il 5;W 810 1130 CLEARFIELD. 810 1ao 7 51 11 12 Woodland 8 : 6 47 7 45 1105 Hlnler Slid 6.M 7:iS 105H Wallaueton S41 59 7 2H 10 50 .. Morrlhdale Mines.... 3 51 7 07 7 20 1041 Lve Munson Arr 900 7 15 855 740 10 10 Lve I J Ar IPIIIL'PBB'OLve 905 S40 T40 1)55 1101 Arr 7 IN lOilAArr Munsun Lve 902 712 lOiCl Wlnhurne 901) 64H 10 12 1'EALE 9 25 626 950 ntlllnlown 941 810 U 4:i HNOESIIOK 947 A IK S 48 ....BEECH CUKEK 10M SOft Hlia Mill Hall 1045 458 825 LOCK HAVEN 1050 4 50 8 15 Younitdale 1058 4117 800 JEKHEY HHOItE JUNO. 1110 ilt! 7 55 JKUHKY 8HOKE 1115 717 722 7 42 8111 908 8 57 910 917 9 27 940 9 45 4 02 t7 25 Lve WILLIAMHf 'T Arr 1150 1020 p m am am pro pm a m PhIi.a. & Keaiuno K. K. am p m tSaO ftftArrWlLI.IAMSl'TLvetWMHtaO t8ilftll DO Lve.....l'HlLA Arr 829 7 10 4 JO LvN.Y.vlaTammiua Ar 9 25 9 00 Lv..N.Y. via Phlla.. ArblO 40 JO ; am p m P m am 'Dally 1 Week-days I 00 p m Sundays tlOftliamHunday "u" New York piwseimein travelliiK via Phil adelphia on 10.20 a m train from WUllams- IMirt, will chautie cars at Columbia Ave., Milladelpliia. CNN14f?riONH. At WllllamHpnrt wllb Phlladelihla<eadlii8U.K. AtJersey Ulinre wllh Fall llnxik Uallway. At Mill Hall with Cmilrul liallroad of lVnnylvanla. At PhllliMhurit wllh Pennsylvania Kallroiid and AlKKina Si Phtllptiburar Coiiiiim'Miiu U.K. At Clenrtiulcl with Bultalo, lt'hHter It PlttatmrHh Uallway. At Mahaltey and Patton with Camhria & ClearHuld PlvUlon of Pennsylvania Hallroad. At Muliuffuy wllh Penuylvanla Nurtu-Wustern Kullroad. A. if. Paijibh, F. E. HsaHIMAN, Superluteodenti Oen'l Paaa. Art. . , . Pullaualplila, Pa. CENTRAL State - Normal SCHOOL, Lock Haven, Clinton CounlUi Fa. A34.t iin iM.fA,i,,irf51'l .1 WW KxpeiiHea low. Tim net cont r week to thone who receive btato aid ih only $.'5,7.r. This pays for light, heat, wanning, lurniHlied room, board and tuition. Extra State' aid to gradiv atett who agree to teach two yearn. A ccom 11 1 orlri t ion h fi rut-riant. Electric light in every room. Fan Hystein Hteam heat. Abundance jf jmre mountain water. Hot and cold water on every floor. Gymnasium. Athletic grounds. Heasant location, easy of accens. Pro gressive city of 8,000 inhabi tants. Strong faculty. Su perior instruction. Graduates secure good positions. Over 700 students present last year. Graduating class num bered 122. Students may enter at any time. Send for Illustrated Catalogue and secure room for next term. .TAMES ELP0N, A. M., Ph. I)., Principal, Central State Normal School, Lock Haven, Pa. DOWHS' ELIZIR Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping-Cough, Consumption and all Lung Diseases. Peonle stand by Downs' Elixir because It cures and has cured for slitv-flTa rears. This is the ' strongest possioie etiaorsenieoi. vi i its merits. iTice hoc. ow. I 91.00 per bottle. At Druggist. Hsry,)olniios &Lord. Prop., Burllsgtos, VL For sale by II. A. Stoke. First National Bank OF REYNOLDSVILLE. Capital, Surplus, $50,000. 5,500. C. MltrUell, Pretldeut; Scott McClelland, Vies Pres. John 11. Kaueher, Cashier. Directors): 0. Mitchell. Bcott McClelland. J.O.King, John 11. Uoroctt, u. e. Mrown, G. W. Fuller. J. II. Kaucher. Does a ffeneralbanklnirbUHlnesHand solicits the account or mercnants, prorenitionui men, furniertt. nice hunlci,. mlneru. Inmhemien and others, promising the miMt careful altenlion to tne DutfiiiuBS 01 an persons. Safe DcpoBlt Boxes tor rent. First National Bank hullilliin, Nolan block Flr Proof Vault. L. M. SNYDER, Practical Horse-stioer And General Blacksmith. Ilome-ahoelnir done lu the neuteHt manner and liy the IuUmI linpnivi'il uuilliixU. lte- 8 Hiring ot all kliuN ciuudiUy and promptly Ulie. HATWrAOTIOM UUAUASTKKU. HORSE CLIPPING Have juHt received a complete aet of ma One hnrtte clinneru of lateHt Mlvle 'UM DUtteri and am prepared to do clliipitiK III the heat uuMaihle uauuer at ruiwouahlo rule. JackaonBt. new VUtk, BejnoldavUle, Pa. YOU tills means I Our friends and the public of Keynoldsville and vicinity arc cordially invited to -come and inppect The New Store whether or not you v foh to buy, pny m a social , visit. Let uh phow you througli our new, bright, , light nnd niry ftom Let u hIiow you our New Spring StylcH in Clothing and Funiinliing Goods. . Let uh give you tlm prices. Then go nnd con pare them with our competitor, nnd nftor you have done this .-Hid are ready lo im(;liaw there if no question about it WE Allli SUHE you will come back to inoioiii,icB & m i:t;ry, Sole agents for Keynoldsville for FtllH'H Jefferson J St Hip. imil fJlleCHH- STORE iriirc. Is Irleaclqrmi'ters for Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. iisr our Clothing Department we have you to come in and examine our line. It is no trouble to show goods. i Oup Furniture Garpet Department is complete and prices that cannot be beat. Largest and Finest Selected Stock in town. Pleasant Avenue, Handv Tools Great Reduction in Dry Goods and Clothing. Fine Dress Goods, 15c. for 10 18c. 35c. 40c. 65c. 75c. 10 1 1 it tt 25 25 50 55 tt tt tt Thisis'in Fine Henrietta and Novelty Goods. Percale, worth 10c. for 81 " ' 12ic. 44 10 Shirting Print, Blue 44 Red and Black Print, 4-4 Good Muslin, 4-4 Bleached Muslin, 04 4i 4i 3 4i 5i 61 6i 4-4 44 it it it it ii 4-4 Hill MONARCH BRAND Supply Co. Complete Line nf Cook JUnife C II fixt Ing Stove. great bargains. We invite of Fresh Groceries. Jefferson Supply Co., Reynoldsville, Penn'a. are more than convenient; they're necessary. You want tools, and you want good ones, loo. In our stock of hardware we carry the best tools made in this or any other country. It's a maxim in hardware that the better the article the better it pay to buy it. There's value In such goods and you want value for your money. To stock to top grade. Don't go elsewhere for something that's too poor even for a gift. ReynoidsvlHe Hardware Go. The same great in Clothing. reduction Working Coat, $1.00 for 44 Pants, ti it Child's Suit, " " 2 00 2 50 44 2 75 44 44 3 50 . 44 Reefer 4 00 Knee Pants, 1 1 1 2 00 2 50 20 Never was goods sold as low as at present. - .. Come and Bee for yourself. N. HANA'U. 85 65 75 75 25 85 50
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