VOLUME 7.
KEYN0LDSV1LLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2 1898.
NUMBER 7.
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L. M. SNYDER,
Practical tlorsc-shoer
And General Blacksmith.
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llorMB MirM'Inu dmit In the niMitPNt nmnnrr
nrul hy lv lut"! Improved nnl hndw. l(c
pnii'litjr of nil kinds ciii-i'fiiliv mid promptly
lono, Hatihkattio'n Huahantkk.u.
HORSE CLIPPING
lluve jiint iPiMdvod n complrli' nri of tnn
'lilni hoiw cllpiM'i h of lit Miy U '1N tt.-it irr-n
and ii vi nvp!iit'd ti do Miplnit In tnu Imt
Hllil( riiiiniiiM' Kt roii-onuldf rntiH.
Jurkwon Ht. nrnr Fifth, Hpynildvll, Pa.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!
Save Ten Per Cent.
T IM hr nt the followlnif plnro nt the
tlmt" Htiitfd ImIow, to m't'lv Htuli" iinH
County tn" ftiul nil. tnxrs n ( -tl by th
Meivjinllk Apimitwr, for wlilrh hint nmnrtl
tiixc. unh'tv ptilit mi or In'fnrt the Hist ilnyof
J ul v next, iilt nuiM be Itrotiulit, ly dlnvtlon
of A't of Avnihv.
.Ium li 1tivmldsvllU lionninh it ml Wlrtlow
towttslilp,'; ii. ni. tort p. m.
Line In, Wist KrynoidwviUp boron), mid
WImmIow tow iiniiip, i a. in. to ft p. m.
lune Wr.rsuw township, t'liftt, I-ox' hnwl,
H toll ii. in.
.limn 20, Vnililnutnn township, lower, Nock-
lnle poMtotlli'( 10 to II h. in.
.In ni' 'Jo. Wnhinuion township, KnlW Creek,
Hotel 4.nmoniunt, Vi in. to 4 p. nt.
.To in-.it Wii-lilnuton iownhlp, npjM'r, Wash-
Inulon hotel, A lo H p. ui.
June 'il, lnyilt-r township nnd lh-oi-Vwnyvlllo
Itoriniuli. I.otfini house., H ii. ni. to ft p. m.
Jiinr&!. Polk township, Webster' siot e, f to
1 it. ni.
.Turn- J2. lU'nth township, Wm. Keltvy, II a.
m. to 2 m.
.lime , ltmneti townhlp, Willi.', t to H
p. m
.lime i:,T.ldivd township, Hlirol bolil,:i to ft
p. m.
Juno 2:t. Vrlen borouirh imd Ptikm township.
t;ii mi's, s ii. in. to I:! ni.
Jn hp W. Hnnimorvllh Nmnnrh un1 Clover
township, tislnn n's, I to Up. in.
.hint1 ".'Iovim', lowithlitp, iiuUr postoflli'P,
4 to it in.
.Intif Zi, ItrtHikvUIr broh. Tri'HHnrer's olWcp.
Juni S. llosr towthlp. Tii-iui rr's otMVe.
XV. II. M N,
April W, WW. run my TiPiiUMr.
Agents Wanted
!n Rvory County to Supply
the Great Popular Demand for
America's War lor tiumanltu
Told In Picture and Story
Complied and Written by
SENATOR JOHN J. IN GALLS
OK KANSAS.
The mirnt brilliantly written, irawt
profusely nnd artistically llliistrnled,
nnd m"t Intensely ponulnr lM)k on the
mbjeet of the war wilh Hpnln. Noiirly
200 Snuorb Illustrations
from Photograph tnUen xpeelnlly for
thin RreHt work. Atrenta are. making
."() to UK a week Helling It. A verita
ble bonanza for livo canvniwiit. Apply
for ilieripllon, tontiH ami territory ut
onco to
N. D. Thompson Pub. Co.,
HT. I.OI IS, no., or M'iW IflHK 1 1 1 .
First National Bank
O F 11 K VXOLttS VILLE.
Capital,
Surplus.
850,M0.
f. Ifllti'lii'll. trllriitl
irott .tlcClrlliiiiil. Vlro l'rr.(
John II. Kanrlier. ('anliter.
Dlrectorai
C MMehell, Heott MeC'Icllnnd, .T. C. Klni!,
.lolin II. forlM-lt, tl. E. llmwii,
O. W. Fuller. J. II. Hawhur.
I1im n (tenernl tmnkltm luliiei nnrl mlli'lti
the aeenmilM nf inen'iuuitH, prefeHlonHl nn'n.
fiirnierM, nierliunle, niltierH, bifitlrrnten iiimI
ftihi'i-s, preinKlntf the nioMt rnrufii! uHtiiitlon
ttl I lie llUMim'NH of llll pl'HOllH.
Sufi! Deposit Hoxpk for rent.
first National Hunk liullillnit, Nolan liltH'k
Fire Proof Vault.
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fr. T. (t. gr. r. or. gr. ar. r. rr. . rr. irr. er. if. rr- (:fr:f'."rf:' f-.c?: fr;('r;f!',.:?r:: ''.'.'.'''&r
OUR LOSS
YOUR GAIN
Gut Price Mil Sale !
V We are not going to stop a moment to consider our loss,
nor will you.
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rTTT) A TTiT IS to reduce our Immense Stock of Men's and Boyt1 Clothing, Shoes, Hats and
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Gents' Furnishings.
You certainly caul; afford
Clothing Sale, which will begin
VATTT5 A THT to know when and where to buy a suit at
IUU Jut; jCXXIYX a saving of at least 4.00 or $5.00.
to ini;s this splendid opportunity. Save your money by attending this
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Bear in Mind that the foiiowi Special Out Prices
Q are 8ale prices and only good for advertised time,
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v nere cire me prices tnat win reuuee me slock Tor us ana
WAwMiM June 15, and will end July 10.
Our great cut in prices will bring the crowds to our store. Our sales, as usual, bring them, as the public at
large know veil that our offers and inducements do not end in print, but are to be had at our store and found
on our counters.
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CLOTHING.
$5 75 Men's Cashmere Suite (Turing this sale $3 79
6 25 41 ' " "3 99
8 00 44 44 44 ii " 5 49
9 00 44 44 44 44, 14 6 29
10 00, 11 00 and $12 00 44 44 -4 only 7 49
9 00 Men's Clay Suits, French facing, aale price 5 89
12 50 Imported French Clay, 44 ' , 8 89
10 00 Men's Clay (cutaway) Fr. facing, 14 6 49
Boys.
$5 00 Boys' Suits, from 14 to 19, sale price,
. 6 50, 8 00 and 9 00 Suits at this sale only
$2 99
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Children's Clothing.
$1 25 Child's Suits, from 4 to 14, sale price, $0 74
1 50 44 44 44 4 to 8, with sailor collar 79
2 00 44 44. 44 4 to 14, Bale price 115
2 75 44 44 44 4 to 14, 44 ,1 69
8 00, 8 50, 4 00Suits, 4 to 14, 44 only 2 49
Men's Hats.
Men's Alpine Hats, black and brown, sale price 0 49
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Men's Light Colored Alpine Hats would be cheap
elsewhere at $1.75, our price 99c.
Men's Derbys, latest style, sale price 69c. Better
ones in comparison.
Gents' Furnishings.
$2 00 Men's Fine Dress Pants, sale price, $1 25
2 75 44 4 44 44 44 1 89
3 2 5 4 4 41 it ii ii ' 2 29
3 75 44 44 44 44 44 , 2 69-
4 50 44 44 tt i, ,, 3 29
50c. Fine Negligee Shirts, sale price, 29
75c, $1 00 and 1 25 Fine DreBS Shirts, 69
Men's Working Shirts, 19
The slaughtering knife has also visited the
HOSIERY, DRY GOODS,
' SHOES, NECKWEAR
and all other Department. Give ub a call and you
will be convinced how to save hard-earned money.
E. WEINSTEIN,
N. AIsx. Stoke's Bldg., Cor. Main and Fifth Sts. . REYNOLDSVILLE, PA. $
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Ounid the Ping;.
(Jui'iil llie Pnir -fitierer unto-fl
Fi.'eilotn'H iHilven.nl bIitti:
Let nine llelil, thlekly stnrnMl,
Kvri- yet jiinre In lulitly Mlitne.
(ituitd II- h)!' DUI' Itl'lf m-s' (hint
Spi tik ff.HTi ilny of fur Innir Hyne;
Cuiudlt 't v, us l heir l Itiu ti-UMtl
KimiikI It let the lailteU twine.
tiiMinl llie Mtnrry-imnrlcd m'ihi
i if inn- im-i'i'Ii. onr fitlth. our hornet
WhiMl.er o'er the oepan'.. hrlne,
ir lliMtn the vlhlefl ilnnirt
Whet-e-o'er In triple hue
To the wliul that ling N tlnnu,
Let It tell n nut Iiiii'h hopes
Am tt llh rliirlim'H Mllver tonixlle.
Cnrinl the llntf ('iiltoiihln'it pt-lile
hleh .hull Htlll iinf'on.llerel Ik",
A- our nuvii-4 imttnlly rhle
At llletr will III eveiy Men!
Ah we ye fi-nin .itienvlh tOMlretmth,
t it i.l wit h iih we feur no fiie;
l.el imrMtiirry hiuiner wiivi
hi'le the niih'Mt ti'inpeslM hhiw!
Wl lllntll II. CliNhollll.
PoradiBC.
Mies Kdmt llohnan, of Sykesvllle,
vlsitid her ulster. Mrs. K. Rt rouse.
ItiMt uoi k.
Tho leo cream simlal held at tho
Grange Hall lant Friday iilxht wan well
attended.
MiMsUuth Ciithers vllted In l'res
cottvllle several days last week.
Quite a number of the ynnnjr (teoplo
of thin vlolnlty attended tho party nt
tho homo of Ihiuio rifer In honor of
bis (Innu'liter, MIsh Lydia, on laxt Tues
day ni;ht.
Alfred Shoesley Id working for Noah
Syphrlt.
Mm. John Ixitt and non. Irwin, and
Mrs. Dick Voho visited Mrs. Curt
Wolls on Thnrtiduy.
Kd Syphrlt cut a govern (rash in his
foot recently.
Noah Syphrlt attended tho quarterly
mooting at Mead (Jhaiwl.
Mis Dora McKlnney is visiting Mrs.
Diek Yoho.
Mrs. John Yohu whh serloimly ill last
week but at this writing she Is golfing
better.
Charley Norrls, who has been attend
ing Hohool at Indiana. I'u., tho past
term returned homo last week.
Mrs. Amos StroiiHo has b.'on HiifTerltig
from a sovoro ultaok of usthinn tho past
week.
Miss Tressa Syphrifc. of Muifderf, and
Miss Orplm N. h"er, of Iteynoldsvllle,
were vlsllors ut Noah Syphrlt's u por
tion of last week.
Tho Children's exorcise ut tho M. K.
chureh on Sunday eve was u kuccoh.
TUoro was a "hot ti mo" In town last
Friday night.
P. M. Wells and K. S. Syphrlt huve
finished their b.irlc Job and now will go
to farming In tho woods.
C. E. Strouao will open a new coal
bank after harvest.
John Syphrlt and wifo wero In Cloar
ficld ouvorul days lut week.
An loo croum festival will be held
at the residence of David Brumbaugh
to-morrow, Thursday, evening. Pro
ceeds to apply on M. E. preacher's salary,
Remarkable Rescue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, of 1'lainfluld,
III., makes tho statement, that sho '
caught cold, which settled on her lungs:
she was treated for a month by her
family pliyslelnn, but grew worse. He
told her she wag a hopeless victim of
consumption und that no medicine could
euro her. Her druggist suggested Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption;
slw bought a bottlo and to her delight
found herself benefitted from first doso.
She continued Its use and after taking
six bottles found herself sound and well;
now does her own housework, and Is as
well as sho ever was. Freo trial bottles
of this (Jreat Discovery at It. A. Stoke's
Drug Store. Large bottles fiO cents and
A Common Danger.
If you have ever had a cold which you
permitted to "wear away" It may In
terest you to know ilmtit wan a danger
ous proceeding. Every cold and cough
wbleb is neglected paves the way for'
consumption, liriinchit 1.-. usthma or
catarrh. Otto's Cure, tho famous
rierir.au Hii viit and ImiK t-nnedy, will
euro any cough or cold and save you
from cotiKtmiplloii. Call cm II. Alex.
Ktoko and get a eumplo bottlo froo.
iMrga size 2"ic. and ."0c.
Bucklen's Anile Salve.
Tho best salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum. fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to glvo perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Trice 2.")
cents per box. For Bale by H. Alex.
Stoko.
More people, itrlultH and children, arc troub
led with I'listlvcness thnn w ith any other ail
ment. Ir. Henry Muxter's Miimlmkff Hitters
will eurt1 cost lvencMM and prevent tho diseases
which result from It. For sale hy II. A. ttoke.
Rvery hot tic of Arnlcu & Oil Liniment sold
Is w ii nil mod hy the proprietors In (five satis
faction or money will Is? refunded. For Pule
hy II. A. rttoko.
Survival or the llttcnt. Down's F.llxlr Iium
outlived every other eonuli leiucdv simply
hecnuse It Isthuhest. ForHiilehy II. A. Stoke
Take No Chances on the Fourth.
Don't talk politics on tho Fourth.
Don'f go on a crowded excursion.
Don't be ashamed to be patriotic.
Don't got overheated early In the day.
Don't carry looso powder In your
pocket.
Don't laugh at the drum major pity
him.
Don't put all your fireworks in one
heap.
Don't drive a nervous horse on the
Fourth.
Don't think powder is a respecter of
persons.
Don't encourage small boys to Are
large cannon.
Don't take any chances with a
cracked cannon.
Don't put your nose to a rocket after
lighting 1
Hfcw to Look Good.
Good looks ure really mora than skin
deep, depondlng entirely on a healthy
condition of all the vital organs. If
the liver is Inactive, you have a bilious
look; if your stomach is disordered, you
dyspeptic look; if your kidneys
icteu, you nave a Dlnohed look.
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ouuure goou iieai in ana you win surely
have good looks. "Eleotrlo Bitters" is
have a
are affectei
a good Alterative and Touio. Acts dl
reotly on tho stomach, liver and kid
neys, purities the blood, cures pimples,
blotches and bolls, and gives a good
complexion. Every bottlo guaranteed.
Sold at II. A. Stoke's Drug Store. SO
oonts per bottlo.
Pennsylvania Chautauqua.
For the Pennsylvania Chautauqua, to
be held at Mt. Gretna, Pa., July 1 to
August 4. 180H, the Pennsylvania Hull
road Company will sell tickets to the
general publlo on Juno 20 to August 4,
good to roturn until August 10, in
clusive, from stations xfh Its line la
Pennsylvania, und from WaiihlngtoA
D. C. Baltimore. Md.. and Canul
aaiguu, N X., and prltioipul tntorin
dttHtatlonn, toMt. Gretna and return
Looking
Both Ways
at a question is tho only way to get
at the truth. Will you ride a
cheap bicycle at a cheap price or a -good
bicycle at a moderate price ? '
In point of construction the.
Columbus
has no superiors. It Is not the pro
duct of a hustling factory where
the quantity of the work takes
precedence overquallty. Itismade
by real artisans who take real pride
in the excellence of their work.
Safe, strong and speedy. Also nice
Swift wheel for WO.00.
ALEX. RISTON'S.
HAVE V0U LOOKED
through our stock , of footwear? It
merits your careful inspection. Feet
were never called upon to punish them
selves. Wearing bad shoes is wholly
unnecessary. It's like going on a long
pleasure trip
TO
wear a pair of our flue Summer shoes
which afford every possible element of
nFORT.
There's scaii nythlng nioiuf Vl
than a corn,! )nost corns ur Jd
by bud 8hoo8?W6mlng to us for Toot
weur moans perfect 11 ts, long wear, uwd-
pijato plrWos, and practical economy.
b J. K. JOHNSTON.
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TH6 Stioe Alan.
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