r
BREATHE PURE AIR.
Th Unguilty For Fitting ths Langs at
Emoh Inhalation.
Brentha pnre nir nhvnys. Iu the Iuiir
A tnoKt imptirtant nliysiologienl jinx-ess
occurs. It is from hero tlint the blood
ladon with oxyKt n Is cent to nil ports of
the body, giving off nlong its co, rse its
oxygon mid hiking np carbonic ncld gas,
which it brinirs at Inst to the hums.
when it is enst out in cxpirntion. More
xygen is taken in by iiiHiiirution and
iho snmo iirnocss is rcponttd.
So let your hrpnthing lie rail nnddcop,
ing to the very Inittom of tbo lungs
onlor that nil of the blood in them
ay receive its full nmonnt of oxvgon
ifore again starting niion its tour of
istribntion through tho body. Can one
se any tnoro forcible argument in fnvor
if loose clothing than this? It is nbso-
ntcly tmpossiblo to seenre plontv of
oxygon if the clothing is worn nt nil
tight, and oxygen is a food which the
boftymrwtllifvo always in abundance to
keep woll.
Tho nir leaving the lungs is lndon with
that clenclly poison carbonic ucid gas.
which if given off in a close room when
no provision is mado for its escape and
the entrance of pnro air soon renders
the air utterly unlit to brenthe. Porhnps
acme night you will find yourself un
able to sleep and tumble restlessly about
in Deo. w lien this occurs, go to nn open
window autKlnlialo the fresh nir, brenth-
mg l)!j.inirt deeply. A few minutes
of this fid you can return to bed mid
tyrobalhlvfll'ill snnn lift Hlnnnintr nnintlr
t What bss hnppcned? By its restlessness
the borty wns asserting its need of more
oxygen. Now you have given it what
""lt so emphatically naked for, nnd it is
Mulct. We get as much uneasiness nnd
wisturbauce from tho want of this food
M when we do not eat cnonirh. onlv thn
sywiptoms nro not so well understood
no recognized so qnickly. Always keep
yqsir mouth closed and breathe through
your nose. Then tho nir is warmed,
slightly moistened and largelv freed
from particles of dnst, so that when it
enters tho lungs it does not irritate
them.
V A condition often met with by phy
I sicians ts amr-min. In this trouble the
J patient lis pale, lifoless looking, tired
and generally used up, often without
Doing aMe to tell distinctly how sho
does foety Sometimes theso patients say
hum uiey nnvo not enough blood. It i
really oiily an clement of the bl.juil
which h wanting, but thnt is a via-y
lnjifcHaiit one namely, the red blood
orpusclb.
When you know that it is only those
corpuscles which have the power to tnke
np and carry oxygon, you see nt once
now important it is that the blnnrt
should not be lacking in them. Good,
wauiusome 100a, plenty or it and well
-digested will give yon the corpuscles.
rnrnisn them with the oxveren and thn
body will have an important element
toward health. What to Eat
THE SOUTHERN CROSS.
Chanting Poaltlnn In thn Hearens of This
Celebrated Constellation.
If Job were to rise from the dend nnd
look 'Jion the heavens, says Professor
T. J.H. See in Tho Atlnntin. lm umnit
t'lloonstellations related to one an-
Otbf as of old. but he wnnld An that
Jt pole had shifted its Dosition nmnno
the stars, mid if an immortal oould wit
I ness the grand phenomenon which the
TITPeARulmi nt Hia n,., ; K 3 :
M vuw mjuiuuAvs lirutlliccs 111
about 13,900 years he would find the
haovens so altered that the former as-
pect could be recoguized only by an un-
oersianning or the changes which had
Intervened.
1 As Humboldt justly remarks, the
f beautiful and celebrated constellation
xof the Southern Cross, never seen by
Represent inhabitants of Europe and
viftuie in the United States only on our
outhorM' coast, formerly shone on the
auunm ui me came and can again be
aeen in that latitude in about 18,000
yeara, The cross will then be risible on
the shares of Hudson bay, but at pres
ent it ia going rapidly southward, and
In a few thousand years will be invisi-
; bjeevenat the extreme point of Florida.
In like manner the brilliant star Oa
opns in the oonstollation Argo, situat
J some 87 degrees south of Sirius, ia
-w visible in the southern portion of
tJt Edited States. In about 12,000 years
jit will cease to rise even in Central
AmeHoa, From the same cause, if Ptol
emy fwere to again look upon the heav
ens ak Alexandria, he would be unable
' tOTCOogniae Alpha and Beta Centauri,
hiofc be easily aaw and catalogued in
the tme of Hadrian. At present these
magqifloant stars are just visible at the
rrraniida, near Cairo, and in a few
to.are thousand years they can be aeen
y dwellers on the Kile only in upper
"TP
Be Put Bis root la It,
woman's olnb that invested In a
louae" not long sinoe was muoh
'Mt its will obliged to employ men
"vera. The architect was a woman,
t it was found impossible to procure
"u carpenters, masons and plaster
. One day shortly before the omnple
l -of the etruoture a workman who
l employed upon the roof made a
p and thrust his foot through the
tJol but not yet dried oeiling of
euiUfcxiuin. Just at tills time, too,
ber of club members olianoed to
i the building, and their emotions
a'sht of the pedal extremity pend
an the ceiling may be better lm
1 than described. The man was
'ly rescued and the hole mended,
ratch still shows upon the oeil
1 as the first vice president puts
JU, I knew that If a man had
i to do with this olnb he would
jo put his foot in it "Chicago
'Jiff Tlma by ths Voralowk.
1 1 go over to BalUe'a house
little while?" sake 4-year-old
-r. I don't core ii you ia. "
" ma," woe iue demure
"T.' Lcrioa run.
ttattreaA trims Cablt.
ALLKGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY, in effect Sunday,
lKccmmir iw, ibih, ixiw.urauo Division.
KASTWAlttl.
No.l
NOA
P. M.
J0U
STATIONS.
Red linns
I.nwwinlmm
New ltd lilt-hem
(Ink KIIk
Mitytvllle
X iimmi-rvlll" ...
llitHikvlllii
Hell
Kllllep
Keynojrl-ivllle ..
I'liiH'diint
I''nll Creek
Diillols
Hnlinlu
Wlnterburn ....
I'enHelfl
Tyler
Ileneitetto
(fl-nnt
HHflWlMKl
A. M.
10 Ml
11 on
II id
4 W
4 H
5 10
(I 20
II X
B M
ii 2:
11 u
A ail
at
5 S2
Oil
m in
13 0-
5 41
6 01
12 2l
I2 2ll
12 IV
12 n.-
ti ;i
I 20
1 Ml
1 I"
S2i
4II
rt 4
7 OH
7 Hi
7 2
7 :
21
4.1
7 On
1 m
1 40
7 OH
7 2.1
7 IB I
l 4:i
1 .VI
1 .Ml
2 in
7 4'!
7 ftl
7 41
7 .VI
2 ;
2
S 20
s i:
s 2;
3 W
S SMI
S Ml
P. M
P. M
A. M.
witwrwAnn.
So.li
So. 101
104
A.
P. M
P. ti
A Ml
HI 101
2ll
H 10!
7 on
6 07
II M
II l:i
(I 4111
(I .1111
7 12
7 2.1
7 IA
7 2rt:
7 mi
7 401
6 40
AO
7 AO
ni
7 40
S (H
tS 22
S M
S 41
7 '
4ii mi1
s in
s it!
S .12 1
9 00!
I o
s s;
to li
II 20
(1 4
9 M
A. ni.
Trains dully exrent Snnrtnv.
IIAVII) MCt'A UliUj OBN't.. PtTPT.
JAS. I . A.Hr.KBU.N liKN'l. 1'AHH. AOT.
PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAD.
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Dlvli
ion.
In
effect May 2!), INKS. Trains leave
Driftwood as follows
EASTWAKn
11:0:1 n m Train H. lreekllliva. for Hutihorv
llkeilmrru, llnxlelon, I'oiiHVllle.Hi-riiiiton,
Miirretuiiric hihi 1111 llliermi-Ulflie MH-
iiono, iirrivum nt I'll 1 1 mi-l nli la ii:-.m n. m.
New lork,:;illD. m.l lliiltlinore.:KI n.m.i
WnkIiIiikIoii, 7:IA p. m I'lillmnn Hnrlor our
irom n iinnmsiHirt lo I'hiludelnhlii nnd nn-
HeiiKer eoiiehes fmm Kline to Thiliulelphln
nun o ouiiniKpui-b iti imiiiniore nnu nmui-
uiKion.
4:l p. m. Trsln 0, weekdays, for ' Hnr-
rlulllll'tr lltlfl Intiirmnfllntu ..
rlvlnir ut I'hllndelnhln 4:30 a. M.: New 1 ork
7:;t! A. M. I'lillmnn Slwplnit earn from
iiiiitisouik in i-niui(ieiinia ana M York.
rhllndelphln pnsseiiKeni ran n-nmln In
sieeuer uniiiHiuroen mini :.m A. M.
10:12 p.m. Train 4,rinlly for Hunhiiry, lliirrU-
wurit firm iniurmc untie Miauonit, arrivintf at
riillndelphln, t:.12 A. M.: New York, H:;
A. H.on week dnyn and I0.:ih a m. on M mi
ll ay, Hiilllmore, B:25 A. M.t WiiHhlnitton, 7:40
A.M. I'lillmnn sleepers from Krle and Wll-
niinispori io i-hiiaileiphlannd WlllliimsKrt
to WahiiiKton. I'm ii 'li m 'i-H In sleeper
pi imMiimiin null , USUI OKI on Will OQ
iransrerreo into ashlnitlon sleener at W 1-
lhimsport. fassenxeri-oiiehes fnim Krle to
I'hilndolplila and Wlllliimsport to Haiti-
more.
WESTWARD
4:41 a. m. Trnln . weokdnvs. for Erin. Uldu-
wn. lluHols, Clermont and principal Inter-
meuiaie siaiions.
:4" a. m.--Trnln 8, dally for Erie and lnter-
meiiiaie pomis.
A:47 p. m.Traln 1.1, weekdays for Kane and
inurilli-iliiliesi ui ions.
THKOl'CIII TWAINS 1'OK HHTFTWOOD
.'llllll Till' A V 1 Un I 'fl't.
, nr. rjn,?L nun muia,
TKA1N I) leaves NeV York A:.V p. m., Philadel
phia k:su p. m.i nashtiiKton 7:20 p. m., Hal-
iiinore n.w p. ni., arrivniK at irriTlwood 4:41
a. in., weekdays, with I'lillmnn sleeper and
nasscnicer eoaehes fnim I'hlladelphlii to
r.rie itnii
Wllliumsport
shiiiKton and Haltimoi-e to
TRAIN 1.1 leaves Philadelphia 8::1 A. m.l
nnsliliiKlon, 7.A0A. M.i Hiilllmoie.si.lllA.M.i
IMIkesliarre, 10:1.1 a. M.i weekdays,
arrlvlmt lit Driftwood at A:47 p. m. with
I'lillmnn I'urlor ear from I'hlliulelplila to
it iiiiiiiusisiri. hiiu passenger eoai-ii lo Kane.
Tit A IN 8 leaves New York nt 7:40 n. m.i Pl.lln
u'iiiiun, p. hi. I lisillllldon, 111.411 p. m.l
Baltimore, ll:A0 p. m.j dally arrlvlnn at
Driftwood nt 9:47 a. m. I'lillmnn uleenlnff
ours from I'hlla.to Willlamsn't. and throiiirh
RKHsenirer ntmi-heH from l'hlla(lelilila to
Irln and Haltlmoi-e to Wllllamsort. On
Sundays only Pullman sleeper Plilladulplila
tt rtt in.
JOHNSONBURG RAILROAD.
(weekdays!
TttATN 10 lenves Kldirwiiv at 8:AA a. m.i John.
poiiiiiirx ni v ; iu u. m., arriving at Clermont
at iu:uua, m.
TRAIN 20 leaves Clermont at 10:40 a. m. ar-
rivmK at jonnsonDurg atll:JU a. ni. and
tiiUKway at, ii :nu p. m.
Connections via Johnsonburg' R. R. and
uiagway & cicarOeld Ii. K.
a. m.
WKKKUAVS.
10 00 Ar
S AH
9A0
H4D
940
VM
2H
' 9 20
11 iW
MlI,V
Ciurmont
Woodvalc
Qulnwood
Hnilth's Hun
Instil liter
Htralght
Glen llan-l
HandlKO
Johnsonburg
Rldgway
10 40
10 4A
10 AO
10 AH
11 00
1104
11 IA
1120
1149
ilAO
1. Til I
Ar.
m.
a. m.
8 AO Ar
8 44
r:
82H
82S
822
817
808
8 02
7A8
7A4
7 AO Lv
740 Lv
a. m.
Lv S20
627
6 32
41
4A
48
AH
702
7 0S
711
r 14
Ar 720
Ar 7 HA
D
8 0,1
Ridgway
Island Run
Carman Transfor
Oroyland
short Mills
Hlue Rock
Carrier
Brockwayvllle
I.anes Mills
Mi'MInn Summit
Harvey Run
Kails ('reek
DuRols
12 10
AA
4B
12 17
12 22
12 HI
12 HA
12il9
12 43
12 AH
12 A7
7 40
7 Ha
7 HH
72S
7 IS
7111
-04
00
107
11,1
40
140
6 AA
40
04
5 10
42A
7 00 Ar
4A
09
620 '
Kails Creek
Reynoldsvllle
Hrookvllle
New Hethlehem
Red Bank
Pittsburg
Lv 72A
120
1H.1
740
8 IS
10
9 AA
Ar 12 40
P- m,
211
80A
B AO
AH0
140 Lv
p. m. a. m.
. ni.
. B.HUTOHINHON,
Oep. Mauaiier,
J. R. WOOD.
Gen. Pass. Ag't.
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTS
BURGH RAILWAY.
The short line between DuBols, Ridgwsy,
Bradford, Halamanca, Buffalo, Rochester,
N lunar Falls and points In the upper oil
region.
On and after Feb. 20th, 1898, passen
ger trains will arrive and depart from Kalis
Oreek station, dally, except Uuuday, as fol-
7.2S a m and 1M p m for Curwensvllle and
Ulearfleld.
S.4U a ni Rochester mall For Brock
wayvllle, Kidway, Johnsonburg, Mt.
Jewett, Bradford, Salamanca, and
Rochester; connecting at Johnsonburg
with P. E. train B, tor Wilcox, Kane!
Warren, Oorry and Erie.
10.27 a m Accommodation For Bykes. BIs-
Run and Puiixsutawney
. . . H 11 ....
uiuwiiej.
noldsvllUi.
10.211 a m Kor Re;
por tlevn
MS p
m Buffalo
tix press For
Beech-
tree, Broikway vlile, Ellmont, Oar-
liOIit. f lur-
nion, Rldgway, Johnsonburg, Mt. Jewett
nrauiuru, aua isiitraio.
1.25 p. m. Accommodation for Punxsu
tawney and Big Run.
4.10 u. m. Mail For-DuBols, 8vkes, Big
uu uiiuuisKiiuT hiiu iiuarneiu
7.40 p m-Acoommodatlon for, Big Run and
Puuxsutawuey. J
Passengers are mi uested to nurchaae tick.
eta before entering the earn. An excess
charge of Teu Cent will lie collected by con-
itllAliiMaUnfuu. u. ....1.1 ... ........
. " .. . . ,. 1 1 ... UBI14 1'W UVIUI, 1 1 1 1 til
I all stations where a ticket office la main tabled.
I Thousand mile tickets at two cents per
mile, good (or passage between all stations.
J. 11. MoIsttbb, Agent, Falls Oreek, Pa.
I . O. Lavay, Can. Pas. A ent,
1 IwiMtH M.Y.
SoT
STATIONS.
A. M.
I rl ft wood 10 10
Urnnt 10 ;i
Henei-ette 10 4K
Tyler II 17
I'enHeld II 2H
Wlnterhurn .... 11 :t
fiiiluilB II 42
HiiHoIh 12 M
KHlltiCrei-k I 20
l'nneonnt. 1 2il
KeynoldHvllle.. 1 x
Knller 1 Al
Hell n (VI
Hrookvllln J 11
Humniprvllln.,.. 2 27
Miiysvlllo 2 47
lliikllldice 2 ,1.1
New Hethlehrm 8 01
I.iiwionhnm.... 3 :l
Hod Hunk im
P. m.
QiiAttTEti notice.
Null I herehy slven Ihst sn niipllrnllon
will lie mnde tn the Onvernor nf the Xinte of
reiinxylvunls on I he Will iliiy of June, IMiM, liy
H lllliun I, Jlnner, Henry HnjKler, Knineenli.
Smllh, K. W liei-niei.il. Alen.rtiiike.Hiilnnum
Hlinffer, A. T. Mi-riii, levl Hphin-kei-.. HIIiin
lliimkfi. et. nl., under the Art of Axuemhly of
Lhel'omnionwnnlth of limiylvniiln entllleil
"An Ai-t to provide for the lni irioinlloii nnd
Keitnliitlon of Certain Corponiiloii." nii
pnived April 2111 li,l-T4. nnd tl iiiilemenm
thereto, for tli ( linrter of nil liiiemled ror-
rirntlon, to nV eslled "The l(eynnlilvlllf)
renmery t'ompiiny," the ehiirni ter nnd nh-Jei-t
n hereof N ihe run rtufiic-tiiiv f hiiliei
nnd c-heexe hihI i-oiidin-tiiiir the irenernl hnl
n"ofn I'lTiinieiy.mnd Ihe nulikellns Ihe
rnmliu'ta then-ir, nnd for t hew iMiriNnea, to
nive, toe ii lid enjoy nil the rh:lil, heiient
nnil prlvlleiieof the mild Ae of A-i mhly
nnd Its uninilf nit-nix. ('. Mititji i,i
. fulli-ltor.
rublishod Notice of lntjuost
In the nmtler of the
ptitilllon of the retil
eliiteof Thotnim Mn
lioney hue of Keyn
ohNvllli lloroimh,
.letTeion con uly. I'n.,
liei-eHHi-d.
Urpliiin (Vnirt Ko. I
Hept. Term, lm;, .
f. I". II.
The helmof M deeedetit will I like mnle,
thllt In DUI-MllHIli-e of nn order of the Oi-iiImh.
('oiirt of .leiremon County a writ of tmrililoti
IHM iHHIled f nun mild Court to tli lii.,.tr .if
mild enmity, returntihlfi on the I .'Hi iluv nt
Henleniher, A. II. IH0H, nnd thnt the lim'ueti
will meet for the liurnoff of niiikimr nni.iltl.ni
of Ihe renl enlali-of llie mild deeedi lil on Ihe
mill iniy or July. A. 1). lmw. nt it.on n'elm-lc
A. M. of -Mid dny upon the premlxe, nt which
tlineHiid pliu-i' you enn he nri-Mnt if vou see
proiier. Thn pn-nilKeH In tiicllnn are de-
im-iiih:,! iiiinmH!
tin. I nlliiHin III KeyiiolilNVllle iMirouirh
eouuiy nun kiiiib Hrorosuiii on .llnln Mn-et
hounded it nil ilii-rllied lis fol own: (in ihe csi
ly r.. T. lli-tiaw l.ilifeel: on the norih hv Mulu
Hin-ei : on ine eiiti ny rniiie M. pi-ott ii.wn on
1 lit" Willi II liy tlanloll n evi eonlnln nir l.VII
Fiiunie leet, moil' or ielM.
i-lo. 2 nil mile III W ik iW lowilsh II. .Teirelvim
eouuiy. I'ennn., Iioundeil nnd deccrllied lis
iono: nn ino norm liy nulilli- nun (or.lef-
ferwill Mll-ell Hl fl et: on llie eimt hv llimli.l
Shiirpiinil lliivld HevnoIdH 2M feel; on the
HOtith hv lliivld ItevnoiiU u- t tn ,i.u
went hv lliivld KeviiohU hiiiI Lit niviixil liw
the l' K. Arnold entlllii 2.V1 feet i .finlnliiliiir
M,n Miiuie leei moi-e or ie-.
K. c. iii'hns. Cherlff.
Hherlir'H Offlep, llinokvllle, .lune H. 1mm.
mieollitnrou.
W."
STAMKY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
DfHi-ent Hotel Mi-Connell, Reynnldsvllle, Pu,
c.
MITCHELL.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Oflh-e on West Main street, opiHMlto
Commercial Hotel, UcynoliUvllle, Pa.
the
Q Z. GORDON,
ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W,
Hrookvllle, JelTerson Co. Pa.
Offlen In room formerly neeuulfwl hv n.u.ln
JL e.uiuiii w i..i.. u.
i.wv i.iitiii cireui.
m. Mcdonald,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
AOtlirV Plllllll. tIMil eslutA numil li,lni,l.
serin-en, foiieeiions marie promptly, UHI
in noinn Dlis-k. KeynoltlHvillu, Pa.
pitANCIS J. WEAKLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Olflees In Mnhoney hullUlnn, Main Hlreot,
Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
gMITH M. McCREIGHT,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary Piihllc nnd Real Estato Airent. Col
leet Ions will rei-eive prompt attention. Otllee
In Kroehlli-h Henry block, near postoMti-e,
Heynoldsvlllo, I'll.
NEEF.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Real Estnto Agent, Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
"J)R. B. E. HOOVER,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Resident dentist. In Ihe I'rnelitleh ll.,n.
ry hloi-k, near Ihe postollli-o, Main atreet.
Gentleness In operating.
JJU. R. DeVEUE KING,
DENTIST,
Oftlee over Reynnldsvllle Hardware Co. store,
.nam siruci, Koynoiusviiie, I'a.
JJOTEL McCONNELL.
REYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
FRANK J. ULACK, Proprietor.
The leading hotel of the town. ItoMtinnu..
term for commercial men. Htenm heat, free
bus, hath rooms and closets on every floor,
sample rooms, billiard room, telephone con
nectlona 4kc.
JJOTEL BELNAP,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
J. C. DILLMAN, Proprietor.
First class In every particular. Located In
t he very centre of the business part of town.
Free 'bus to and from trains and commodious
sample rooms for commercial travelers.
J1EECH CREEK RAILROAD.
New York Central 4 Hudson River R. R. Co., Loue
CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
READ IIP
RKAD flOWN
Exp Mall
No So NoHd
Exp Mall
No H7 No itl
May IA, 1HH8.
D m
u m am p m
14SArr....PATTON....Lve A0O fioo
1 24 Westover A 22 4 21
10 2.1
1004
9 40 1 00
TTMAHAKKEY 6 4.1
440
A0A
VIA 12 32Lve
. kennoor....Arr 10
90A 1222 .. OAZZAM.... .... 6 20 A IA
S AS 12 IA Arr Kurinoor Lva 51? 1T55
8 A3 12 11 New Milport 6 HI 5 26
8 47 12 OA Olauta. ......... 9H7 A H2
8 40 11A9 Mitchells 6 4H A HH
0 OA
6 HO
8 10 11 HO CLEARFIELD. .
710
7A1 11 12 Woodland
7 4A 11 OA Wider
7 HS 10 A8 Walluceton ,
728 10 AO .. Morrisdale Mines....
720 1040 Lve Munson Arr
720
7H6
7 42
7A2
800
Tii
6 AH
6 AO
707
71A
6 AA 10 IA Lve
fpHIL'PBB'aTLv, 740
WO
6 AA
7 40 1100 Arr
718 10 HA Arr Munson l.ve Sir' 7 17
7 12 10 HI Wlnburne 807 T22
46 1010 PKALE 8 25 7 42
2A 9 AA Ollliiitown 841 801
16 9 4M HNOW8IIOE (47 8 08
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OA 8 41 Mill Hull 9 48 9 10
4 AS 8H4 LOCK HAVEN 9 AH 917
4 AO 8 2S Youniidale 1000 9 27
4S7 8 1U JERHEY HIIOHE JITNfl. 10 10 040
4S2 808 ... JKIIWF.V HHOUR .... 10 IS 11 Hi
U(U 47 H8 Lve WILLI AMHP'T Arr 10 AO 1020
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LvN.Y.vlaTamaua Ar
940
4 80 900 Lv
.N. Y. via Phila.
Arbl0 40 tvao
a to p m
po am
Dally 4 Week-days I 6 00 p m Sundays
...... . u a m Sunday
h" Thsniitfli i,uuu,nuuM .-..ull.. ..... rl.ll
adolphia on 12.4H p m traiu from Williams
port, will change cars at Huntingdon St.,
Philadelphia.
NNICTION.- At
with
PhlludelpblaiReadiiigR R. Atjersey Bl.
with Kail Brook Railway. AC 1
tore
Mill
Hall with Central Kallroud of l'eniisvlvunlu
At Phllipsburg with Puunsylvaiila Railroad
and Altixina & Phlllusbiirg Cuunectiug H. R.
At Clew-Hold with ButTalo, lts-bester ft
Pittsburgh Railway. At Mabatfey aud
fatton with Caiubrla ft C'learneld Division
of PensvLvlvanla Uullrond. At. MkIihIVmv wiih
Penusyivunla ft Ncrth-Western Hull road.
A. U. PAI.HKH, F. K. lUHIIIHAM.
Superluteudent.
Qen'l Pass. Agt.
t'liiladulpbla, t.
TnTTTTtTCM
1 aw w MM m hm
Cures Coughs,
Golds, Croup,
Whooping-Cough,
Consumption and
all Lung Diseases.
People stand bv Downs' ElWIr '
because it cures and lias cured for
slxty-flve yenrs. This is the
strongest possible endorsement of
its merits. I'rlce 2"ic. 600. and
1.00 per bottle. At Drugglata.
Henry, Johnson & lord. Propi,, Biirllaglos, VL
For suli; by II. A. SloUo.
First National Hank
of m: vxoum villi:.
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000.
.$5,500.
lUlte holt, Presldi-utt
Nroll ltlr ielliiiid, Vice Prra.
John II. KHiielirr, Cashier.
Dlrrctors:
C.MItehell, Heolt McClelland, .T.C.King,
uniin i). i uriK'ii, i, . lirtlWtl.
U. W. l uller, .1. II. Kaueher.
Does n general I king business mid solicits
i ne necoiinis oi inerciittutN, professional men,
farmers, mechanh-s. miners, lumbermen n,w
others, promising the most fan-rut iitleutloti
io ino uusiness oi an persons.
Hnfe Deposit Boxes for rent.
Klrst National Hank building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-shoer .
And Qeneral Blacksmith.
Ilutn-Hlinclnir dmiP In th noiiinut munnas
nnu iy mo iiiH'hi lmprovorl motluHlH. Ke
ptilrlntr if nil kliidH CHn-fnlly nnU promptly
ufiiu. fAimrAUIUH UUAHANTKKU.
HORSE CLIPPING
llnvo hint irrplvpt-l it fimti1 In unt nf Mm-
ehlne horse clippers of latest style MM pattern
nun urn prepaid! to no clipping in the liest
possiiiiu milliner in reasonable rates.
.litckson Ht. near Klfth, Reynoldsvllle, Pa
CENTRAL
State - Normal
SCHOOL.
Lock Haven, Clinton Countu, Pa.
'l::n:
Expenees low. The net
cost per week to thoee who
receive State aid is only
$3.75.
This pays for litrht, heat,
washing, furnished room,
board and tuition.
Extra State aid to Gradu
ates who agree to teach two
years.
Accommodations first-class.
Electric light in every room.
Fan system steam heat.
Abundance of pure mountain
water. Hot and cold water
on every floor. Gymnasium.
Athletic grounds. Pleasant
location, easy of access. Pro
gressive city of 8,000 inhabi
tants. Strong faculty. Su
perior instruction. Graduates
Becure 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.
JAMES ELD0N, A. M.t Ph. D.,
i Principal,"
Central State Normal School,
Lock Haven, Pa.
- '- m Si .SSJJVV
Lov l:;;ia as Cccd Furniture
Is tt iileniuiic tu all ulm i.rv Interested
In I). . i.tifi.l limni s. That Is wliy wo
em-ill. .f invite mil' fi lenils to eomo unci
enjoy our iiIWIiikh.
Vd will bo iiluttrud to Imvo you buy,
bill will not press ou to do to. Wo
ennnot promise, however, that the
bounty, richness nnd quality of those
pieces of furniture will not urge you to
buy. They ,ipp,.H Htrontfly to all lovers
of ai'tistln rui'iilshtnirs.
I wf WttAfMf, it Niter laity.
Hughes & Schuckers.
Handy Tools
gnimiimmimnmmimmmmHimHimnmitmnmmmK
Tiie Finest wash Goods j
1 - AT N. HANAU'S 1
B 3
in Percale, Organdy,
III l r ttr
Dimity, Lawn, Wool,
the Lowest Prices.
H Ladies' Ribbed Vests 5c.
H Ladies and Children' Drawers.
H Children's Long and Short Dresses.
rr
Er
tr
CLOTHING. ,
Fine All-wool Scotch Plaid in Brown and Gray
in Men's, Youths' and Child's Suits. You save
from 10 to 20 per cent, by buying here.
Children's Suits, sold for $2.00, now $1.25.
41
N.
ttuuttmiumimtmtmiiiuiituiimituiiimimiitmiituiuK
Fancy
Jefferson Supply Go.
STORE
Lamp,
atul
Queetm-ware.
Is Headquarters for
Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes.
IHST our
Clothing Department we have great bargains. We Invite
you to come in and examine our line. It is
no trouble to show goods.
Our Furniture Garpet
Department is complete and prices that cannot .
be beat.
Largest and Finest Selected Stock of Fresh Groceries
in town.
- I W1 i a ?sa.
Pleasant Avenue,
A. D. Dccmcr d Co.,
Dealers in
I
DRY GOODS,
Notions,
Clothing, Gents'
Furnishing
Goods,
Shoes, &c.
are more than convenient;
they're necessary. You want
tools, and you want good
ones, too. 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 payJ
to buy it. There's value ii
such goods and you wail
value for your money. 1
insure that we confine oJ
stock to top crrade. Doil
go elsewhere for somethig
that's too poor even fori a
gift.
Reynoldsvllle Hardware (jo.
Aleake, Dress Ginghams, 2
. ... ,
Challie and Sateen, at
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3.50 and 4.00, now 2.75..
HfNfU. I
Complete
Line of
Cook
Itanyen
S Heating
Stove.
r . m
Reynoldsville, Penn'a,