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VOLUME 6.
KEYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY. APJML 20, 1898.
NUMBER 48.
A Note From the Editor.
Tha editor of a lending state paper
writes: "If you had seen my wtfe lust
Juno and wore to nee her to-day you
would not believe bIio was tho Bamo
woman. Then she was broken dow n by
nervous debility mid HiilTerod terribly
from constipation and sick heiidneho.
Bacon's Celery King for tlio nerves
made lier a well woman In eoo month."
H. Alex. Stoke will (five you u free
ampin package of this great herbal
remedy. Large size 25c. nd 50e.
THE REYN0LDSV1LLE
Building and Loan Ass'n
or Hp) iioI.It4II., Pa.
EIGHTH KNNUnU REPORT
March 21, IB9H.
nmrain,
.Tntm M. liny, Pit's.: V, .?. Kerr, Vlrn Pre.i
I,. .). MeKnlltv. See. H.I'. IVIIile, Tii-iih.; M.
SI. lluvls, polh-ltor.
MIIKITOnH.
John M. Hays. II. I'. Delhlp, T. E. Kvntis,
M. f. SiiTlvy, Vni'tln I'lmlrii, Win. i opiiln'.:,
A. Th-tinn-. MrClure. r. .1. Ken. John H.
kmtrlii-r, H. H. Vil..,u:i, Mniiili ('neper, 1,. J.
SlrKiilln-, .1. M. Mimic.
Mt'i-ts ltrt. Slowlsy nfmr third Haturiluy in
eiu-li liuinth.
Hinli-nient nf eali reeelpls iiimI payments
to Muivh'jl,
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Value nf stunk. .JlH,ns7 ill
Dum pnle In Hilvitnce sin 40
finem-m-d premiums lill.Nis H7
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M. C. I'oi.kmas, VAudltom.
' . CO. Gibson,
On aud after April Isth, Ism, lmmiH,m
tilted helnw, will bo psld for the withdrawn)
of stock, this In ndditlon to the withdrawal
value, as stated In the Hy-Lawsi
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days and sulBsditys, wnun the office will ho
pen from U.OU a. ui. to 7.110 p. m.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY
CXJMPANY, In effect Sunday,
December 10, 1807, Low Grade Division.
EASTWARD.
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New store
NEW GOODS
ew Styles New Prices
We have just returned from the Eastern
markets with a complete new Spring and
Summer Line of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
GAPES, SHOES,
HATS and
G 10 NTS' FURNISHINGS.
Huyiu? for Spot Canh, direct from the
manufacturer!, enables un to mark our
PRICES SO LOW
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thitt tliey will command the attention of 0
tho most economical buyers of Reynolds- O
vllle and tnuroundingB. O
The Power of Price ft
3 figured down by us to ho low a mark,
makes each and . every item in our store
a self-evident
BARGAIN.,
It will pay you to examine our stock le
fore purchasing elsewhere.
to COME
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to Stoke's Bldg.,
to Cor. Main and Fifth Stf.
lvli r JN ULil V 1LLE, l'A.
and if you don't see wliat you want pr
Jiais you may want what you see. '
E. WEINSTEIN,
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sec our spring stock
Our store is crowded with new goods of the
latest styles. Dress Patterns and Drees Goods
of all kinds. Ladies' Skirtn and Shir Wniafn
Silks, Laces and Embroideries. Stacks of
yasn wooas.
LACE CURTAINS
We have a handsome line.. See them before
buying elsewhere. We also have a few cur
tain stretchers left. Call soon if you want to
get & pair.
BING 6c GO.
STOCKMEN AND FARMERS
HOULD LOOK TO THICIK
ixraaiomi and osk... .
PR D. R. ROTHROCK'S ,
11 L V V WtntTIDII PhuniTiny " nfSmrn
vumiia. i t LUiinutt iunu un run urn .
FOB DOM BTIO ANIMAL
AMD POULTRY...
1 it itfTIi m mgt
Lk nice and 8'y. Producea mord and richer milk than
5?!' J iu'e euro tor Hog and Chloken Cholera and aU dlaeaaes
of Paltry mioh at Diarrhosa. Eoup, Gapa, Sore Throat, Canker, eta. The poptilai
nutS!5 w Canuffli?ntl commend for Cougbj, OoldV, Inflamed5ng,
temper mney and Bladder trouble, Heayea, ThCk and Broken Wind. Hid
bound and worm, Give it a trial. SatWactlon gnaranteed.
KM ATLJ iXiirMJ Kl cf
CtNtHAL 404TAT.
23 REYNOLDSVILLE,
PENN'A. t
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A GOOD THING
TO LOOK FORWARD TO
The question of "wlnU whi-el Is It
to bo" is mi Important one. (ilvo it
your best thoughtM. Let tlio
APOLLO
blejelo enler Inlo tlioso thoittrhtg anil
(rivo the wheel a trial.
It is not the bl;lii'st priced wheel
limde, but It, Is tb highest Ifnul"
wheel iiiikId for til- prieir.
Stronjf, i lyld and easy.
11(1 takes It,
At RISTON'S.
a-A
HflVE'YOU LOOKED
through rail' stock of fisitwear? It
Inoiits your careful Inspection. Feet
were rower-called upon to putilsh them
selves. Wearing bad shoes Is wholly
unnecefwiM'y. It's like t(olng on a lonir
pleasure trip
TO
wear a ipnlr of our lino Summer shoos
which alTord every possible element of
COMFORT.
Theirs scarcely anything mora painful
than a corn, and most coi ns are caused
by bad shoeg. Coming to us for foot
wear means perfect fits, lunsr wear, mod
erat-u prices, and practical economy.
J. K. JOHNSTON.
Ttic Shoe Man.
OUR CHARGE
For very stylish '98 model Baby Car-
can buy it for elsewhere. These are
imnnn i v munn ttr r.tirit-niKTh i, nmwi
l .1 - w.w. v...pH i-j
material. Rattan body, iron wheels
ruooer urcB, ana oraKe. lioautl-
luuy unisnea ana very light running.
MORE MONEY
Buys more expensively finished Car
rlllireu. Wn huvn t.tir.m nt till ...t..
From the lowest to the highest they
are weu worm tne price.
Hughes & Schuckers.
A. D. Dcemcr fe Co..
Dealers in
DRY GOODS,
Notions,
Clothing, Gents'
Furnishing
Goods,
Shoes, &c.
CUBA TO BE FREE!
Congress Has Assorted That Cuba Ought to
be Free and we Will Help Her.
WAR RESOLUTIONS PASSED YESTERDAY !
Unions the Spanish Grovi'i'iiment Concedes to the United
Statesv Demand Quick, Mood will be Shed.
The resolutions as passed by both
houses of Congress uflor ono o'clock
yesterday morning are as follows:
"A joint resolution for tho recogni
tion of the Independence of Cuba, do
limniling that the government of Spain
relinquish Its authority and government
on the island of Cuba, mid to withdraw
Its hind and naval forces from Cuba and
( Julian waters, and dip-etiiisj tlio Presi
dent of the United Slates to carry
these resolutions Into effect.
" Win ri 11.1, The abhorrent condi
tions which have existed for inure than
thrcu years in the Island of Culm, so
near our own borders, have shocked the
moral sense of tho people of the United
States, have Is-en a disgrace to Chris
tian civilization, culminating, as they
have, In tho destruction of a United
States battleship, with 2m ot Its olllcers
and crew, while on a friendly visit In
tho harbor of Havana, and cannot
longer bo endured, as has been set forth
by tho President of tho United States
In his mcssago to Congress of Aprlf 11,
1N1IH, upon which the action of Congress
was Invited; therefore,
"Jtiltnlrcil, By tho Senate and IIouso
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled,
"First That tho people of tho Island
lire, and of right ought to bo, froo and
Independent.
"Seeond That it Is the duty of tho
United Stales tn demand, and tho gov
ernment of the United SlnUs does here
by demand, that the government of
Spain at eno ' relinquish lis authority
and government tn the Island of Cuba,
and withdraw its hind and naval forces
from Cuba and Cuban waters.
"Third -That, tho President of tho
United Slates bo and hn hereby Is di
rected and empowered to use the entire
land and naval forces of the United
States and to call In to the actual servtco
of the United States tho militia of the
several States to such extent as may bo
necessary to carry theso resolutions
Into effect.
"Fourth That the United States
hereby disclaims any disposition or in
tention to exercise sovereignty, juris
diction or control ovor suid Island ex
cept for the pacification thereof, and
asserts its determination when that Is
accomplished to lcavothe government
and control of tho island to Its people."
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
List of Deeds Filed in the Recorder's Office
Since Our Last Issue.
C. II. Marshall, et al., to C. II. Fritz,
for land in Snyder township. 1,1 35. (Mi;
March 21, 18IIH.
B. L. Buziird to C. B. MeCaiiloy, for
lot in Brockway vllle, $10(1.0(1; January
SI, i:.".
B. IT. Bryant to Sarah A. Bryant,
for lot In BrockwayviMe, 1.(H); April H.
1WM.
W. It. Reber to Fdward S. Robor,
for land in Wlnslow township, $15.00.
Sarah and Robert Steel to Ada Steel,
for lot In Rose township, $250.00; April
lit, 1808.
Penelope G. MclCnight to Ada Stool,
for lot In Brockwayvilllu, $100.00: April
12, 1808.
Mary K. and John Lydlck to Tamar
Savers', for lot in Reynolds vllle, $000.00:
April 12, 1808.
John Berkhousc to K. n. Sibley and
D. D. Groves, for lnnd in Snyder twp
$000.00; April 1.1, 1808.
Rachel M. Turnoy to Wra. Bond, sr.,
for lot In Brockwayvlllo, $2,000; April
0, 1808.
G. L. Doods to Roynoldsvillo & Falls
Creek Railroad Co. for land in Wlnslow
twp., $25.00; March 31, 1808.
Mrs. B. H. Clawson and William J.
Clawson to Reynoldsvlllo & Falls Creek
Railroad Co., for land In Wlnslow twp.,
$.10.00; April 1, 1808.
Levi Schuckers to Joseph, Nathan
and Emanuol Weary, for 100 acres of
land in Washington township, $1,000.00;
March 11, 1808.
James Parkos and wife to Allegheny
and Wesorn Railway Co., for land in
Young twp.; April 1, 1808.
Peter and Sarah Baum to William
Mowory, for 15 acres of land In Pine
creek twp., $100.00; April 16, 1808.
Paradise.
Mrs. Noah Syphrlt has pneumonia.
The Eastorservloe at the M. E. church
last Sunday night was well attended.
Jakie Foltz had important business
In Paradise last week.
Miss Mary Mulr. of Rovnoldsvllle.
visited in Paradise over Sunday.
John Nicholson, of Clarion, visited in
Paradise a portion of last week.
Some of the Paradise sports attended
the Rupert sale at Eleanora last Satur
day.
Elmer Soott Syphrlt has boarim the
erection of a new barn, which will be
20 x 20 feet,
Martin Strouse sold two valuable
steers last week.
Annie Hollonbaugh and Chrlstene
Strouse attended confirmation servlco
at Dutch Paradise on Sunday morning.
Miss LIUIo London, of near Bier Hun.
is working ut Noah Syphrlt 'a.
Mlsa Caroline Kollor Is stavtmr with
her aunt, Mrs. Dun Syphrlt, nourPunto.
Jim CathoiH and A. L. Shooslov on.
poet to learn tho blacksmith trade tho
coming summer.
There Is. a oortaln spring In Paradise
whose water is so resh and mire that
persons have boon known to walk four I
miles after night for the sake of getting
a good drink from the abovo mentioned
spring.
Miss Inez Strouse, who has been at
tending school at Brookvillo tho past
winter, visited her mother at this place
last week.
Allen Cathers was at Big Run last
Thursday,
David Bolter Is attending school at
Eleanora.
George Hollonbaugh went away last
week for the good of his health.
Mr. and Mrs, John M. Strouse visit
ed In Paradise over Sunday,
Amos Strouse is busy working on the.
roads.
George Myors nnd Jim Cathers wore-.
In Sykesvlllo last Tuesday evening.
Will Smyers visited friends at Big
Run over Sunday.
Tilt Reynolds and family have moved,
to their new homo.
Hopkins.
. Saturday Harry Byrnt bought an
Apollo blcyclo and he Is taking a great
deal of pleasure with it.
' Saturday Drow Courtney, aged about
five years, son of Ed. Courtney, while
playing on the tram railroad at the mill,
fell off tho trestle to the ground, a dis
tance of fourteen feet, and wag knocked
unconscious. His father ran and picked
hlra up and carried him home. When
the father reached the bouse the boy
returned to consciousness and asked
what was tho matter, and began laugh
ing. Monday afternoon P. F. Griffon aud
F. P. Strlcklund were engaged in haul
ing greon lumber over un old tram
road In the mill yard and the trestle
gave away and these two gentlemen
had to make a despurato leap for their
lives, otherwise they would have been
crushed to death under tho wreckage.
James F. King is in Lock Haven this
week spending a few duys with his
family.
The Sure La Grippe Cure.
There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady, if you will -only got
tho right remedy. You are having
pains all through your body, your liver
Is out of order, have no appetite, no life
or ambition, havo a bad cold, In fact are
completely used up. Eleotrio Bitters
Is the only remedy that will give you ,
prompt and sure relief. They act
directly on your Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, tone up the whole system and
make you feel like a new being. They
are guaranteed to cure or nrlce rofuml.
ed. For sale at H. A. Stoke' Drug
store, only fu cents per bottle.
Bucklen't Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for nnt
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, foyer
sores, totter, ohaimud hands, nhlihinina'
oorus And all skin eruptions, and posi
tively oui-es piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to clve nerfeet MU.
faction or money refunded. Pri 2.
oonts per box. For sale by H. Alex.
Stoke.