Marriage Licenaea.
The following murrliiifo license wore
Issued tho past week by .lohn 8. Barr,
Clerk o( Court of JefTersnn county:
I. K. OH vol- mid Elljtabuth Hamm,
both of Punxmitawmiy.
L. W. Diickott, of Fulimmint City,
and Elizabeth M. Iliohard, of Johnaon
burg. John B. Furr and Martha J. Bunk,
both of Klntftfold township.
' William Whlniilc, of Limltwy, and
Klizaboth Ann .Tone, of Horatio.
Daniel Spare, of I'tinay, and Ellon
Shaffer, of Stanton.
Jonait Buckhnlte and Lettlo Brown,
both of Panic.
Jami'K Huge, of Mai lciivlllc, and Jen
nie Pierce, of Kalutown.
James L. Lonji; and Klla T. Campbell,
both of PiinxMitawney.
Alex. V. Kennedy, of Walahtn, and
Laura M. Campbell, of Biif Hun.
Paradne.
Lea Sheoaley ban been on the ulek
lint tho pant wouk.
Edward SSyplirlt la talking of (join if
west in the spring to seek a fortune.
James Shcosloy returned home from
the back woods lattt Saturday to vlalt
friends.
One of our students said tho other
day, that "If some of our girl could
mllu at school like they can when they
got on tho streets in Ueynoldsville, it
would be fun to go to school. But it is
not this way."
If the habit of prevarication is her
editary, then Ananias must have many
lineal descendants. Of all tho vices not
punishable by law, lying is the moat
prevalent The theory that drunkenness
is a disease has long obtained in scion
title circles, and now a St. Louis doctor
expresses the opinion that lying, or the
Inability to tell the truth, also comes
within tho professional province of tho
physician. Dr. Welch would treut the
habitual liar much as he would tho in
sane patient. The base of his troublo
Is tho nerves, Bays the doctor, and rest
and tonics, with good nursing, are re
quired. Lying is hereditary, says tho
doctor, and tho best way to avoid bo
coming liars, It wouid seem, is to exor
cise some caro in the choice of parents.
As this Is impossible In the present In
fant state of scientific discovery, the
next beBt thing to do is to live near
some prevarication expert, and on the
appearance of the first symptoms of the
dread disease rush to his ofllco and re
ceive timely treatment. Pittsburg
Daily Neirn. Thoro are a few people in
Reynoldsvillo who have become such
professional liars that a prevarication
sanitarium would do them no good.
Mjllions G.ven Away.
It is certuinly grutlfying to the publlo
to know of one concern In the land who
are not afraid to bo generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprietor's
of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have giv
en away over ten million bottles of this
great medicine ; and have tho satisfac
tion of knowing it has absolutely cured
thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all other
diseases of tho Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by it. Call on H. A.
Stoke, Druggist, and get a trial bottle
free. Regular size 60c. and tl. Every
bottle guaranteed, or price refunded.
, A Married Man's Musinga.
Well, it was a woman that saw the
first snako, anyhow.
Now Is the time to begin saving up
to pay for the presents your wife will
give you Christmas.
A follow never knows that any other
creature than man wears a wig until
he gets married.
The worst of It is that when a man's
wife threatens never to speak a word to
him again she doesn't keep her promise.
The trouble with this mistletoe busi
ness Is that a fellow's liable to kiss his
mother-in-law by mistake.
There should be something In the
marriage servloe about promising not
to use a husband's razor to cut corns
with.
I believe I'll give my wife a dictionary
of synonyms for a Christmas present, I
get so tired hearing the same old words
when I oome borne late after sitting up
with a sick friend.
Our home Is run like congress. Mother-in-law
Is the overwhelming majority,
I am the helpless minority. Angelina
and Sophronla are the committee on ob
taining appropriations, and my wife is
the apeakor. PlttBburg Daily News.
T. 1899.
Fire Insurance.
John Trudgen, Solicitor, Reynolds
vlllej Thomas Keys, Solicitor, Brock
wayvllle, with N. O. Plnney, Brook
vllle. 12 large Companies represented.
Solid Indemnity.
A Common Danger.
If you have ever hud a cold which you
permitted to "wear away" it may in
terest you to know that It wa a danger
ous proceeding. Every cold and cough
which is neglected paves the way for
consumption, bronchitis, asthma or
catarrh. Otto's Cure, the famous
German throat and lung remedy, will
cure any cough or cold and save you
from consumption. Call on H. Alex.
Stoke and get a sample bottle free.
IrT9 gtze 25o. and 60c.
LIST OF JURORS
i
Drawn for January Term of Court, Com
mencing Monday, January a.
(inANii .It'itiiita-Monilny, .funniiiy 0.
llolbcn, C, teacher, It I ftvuoUl twp
Hlmpsnn, Isaiah, farmer, Thlon twp
F.hlor, Irank, laborer. Wlnslow twp
Cummlngs, W M, farmer, Knox twp
CamplieD. Arrhle, farmer, liinp twp
Atwcll, W .1, farmer, Pnjrner twp
Hofith, .Inrob, cnrni'titcr, Itcynulilsvllle
Wells, Haekett, laborer, Whitlow twp
Keiix. John, lalsirer. Knot twp
li'llnrin, laborer. Washing tnti twp
Mr Km Ire. T ,1. miner, Kcynolilavllle
Cooper, t.lmer, funni'i-, W iishlugiott twp
Grant, Charles M, lalsirer, Nnyucr twp
Agncw, John, farmer, Harnett twp
Holilnsim, .Inliii II, farmer, Snyder twp
Neale, Imvlil, business mull, Perry twp
MeMiirray, A .1, printer, llronkvllln
tinnier, .1 W'lirnlrk, farmer, Washington
John. Frank, farmer. It'ise twp
HHIK John. Iiimliermnn, Wlnslow twp
NMnner, Iflnlr, atone niacin, t'layvllle
Onlhlllllh. A K, telieher, Washington twp
llelrlrk, kflwatfl, liuii-lier, Uose twp
Itroomhnugh, furmer, Purler twp
I'rriT .Itnon- Monday. January t.
Wnrhoh, .lame, farmer. Perry twp
llnver. Dan'l, fanner. Heaver twp
KeailillliK. T '. elerk, t'layvlllii
Aihims, r, I., farmer, Polk twp
Hicwiirt, Hubert, laliorer, Plnei-reek twp
I'arson, lohn W, lalsirer, t'lavville
Ullbreth, N It, farmer, Oliver twp
Itelnard, Win, lalsirer, Knox twp
Hnwillh,,loept!, earia-tiicr, HitH-kway vlllo
Heholl, Joseph, miller, Kcyttnlilsvlllc
liaiiglicMy. Vm, farmer, Wlnslow twp
Deltier, Matthew, farmer. Hose twp
Neal. Win K. laborer, Young twp
Cunning, J M, gris-er, Hrisikvlllo
Michael. Geo, farmi r, Ktnggnlit twp
Kos, J A, farmrr. Wn-hluglon twp
Hmlih, M ll,gnser, I'unxsutnwnry
Mrtlrcgor, liin'l. Mr, farmer, Porter twp
While, Win. fanner, F.ltlretl twp
F.vnns, Kllsha, elerk. ltoynohlsvlle
t'nrrlet, .Milton H, farmer, Clover twp
Henry. John, farmer, Hell twp
MrClelliiiHt, chnt-lcs, farmer. Porter twp
Hriiinhiiuli, I'nvlil, farmer, Wlnslow twp
Miller, F (', elerk. Itcynolilsvllln
Hlose, Allison, farmer. Perry twp
eale, Flnlev, lnlsirer, ItftsikvlMo
Hrllhuit, H K. laliorer. West Kcvimlilavlllo
Hlnn, Canine I, aup't, I'uiixsutnwiicy
Totiln, James, farmer, envilcr twp
Hinrmer, Joseph N, Hnwyer, Plneereek twp
Anderson, James, fai mer, Clover twp
Moniiiomery, James, leaeher. Hose twp
Hwisher, M I., earpeliler, W arsaw twp
Newton, II W, farmer, Waslilnvion twp
Copplnir, Win, merehant, Heynolilsvllie
Tha vrhhk Jrnoiis- Mmnhiy, January 23.
I'hlllw, KM. eniflneer. tlrnokvilln
MtMlxer. liavlil, niiisou. Heaih twp
While. Ilavld, fr, farmer, Kldred twp
Hrliion, InnieA K. faimer, Hnydertwp
Jiuflan, J 11. treutietniin, Puniisiiiawuey
Mi'Knteer, P, lalsirer, WCsi Heynolilsvllie
hiewart, Wm A, farmer, Wnshinvton twp
tieer, l.awson, lahorer, Plneeri'ek twp
Itaimhman, O C, faimer, Hose twp
llernsi. Henry, farmer, Piiiixsiitawney
IMimer. It It, farmer, Hlmrirold twp
Peaee, Wm M, farmer, Henderson twp
He iuliart, Samuel l mer.'haut, HIv Hun
felmlt, W C, merehant, Heynolilsvllie
Caldwell, Kilmote, faimer, Kldied twp
Meltonald, Holtert, farmer, Washlntfton
Hlose. Wm M, J P, HI Hun
KIlM'll, Lewis, farmer, Hell twp
Heynolds, W m, farmer, Wlnslow Iwp
lulls, Win, farmer, Perry twp
lloduklnson, C I, paitern maker, llronkvllle
llenler, John K, men-hant, Kldred twp
Hmltti. W II, farmer, Washington twp
Wlneliark, tleo W, fionr, linskill twp
MiMire, John (t, tnarhle eulter, HriHikvlllu
Hirotise. Chas K, farmer, Wlnslow twp
IHimiT, John I., farmer, Hlnvxold twp
Heams, K, liiislnessmnii, Hl Hun
Mism, Wm, farmer, Pineerwk twp
Calhoun. Jiimt .farmer, Pnyder Iwp
Harr, K P, farmer, Plneereek twp
Johns, Heed It, metvhunl, MeCalmont twp
Hlllmyer. C It. lalHin-r, HI it Hun
Hawthorne, James V, farmer, Hime twp
lletriek. Wm. lalsirer. Polk twp
Hamlliiin, I K, harness maker, Hrnokvllle
Thomas, Thus II, miliar, Clayvllle
lenklns, Thomas M, miner, Clayvllle
ration, W T, farmer, W'ashlnition twp
Morrison, O A, teaeher, MeCalmont twp
Look! Look!
Every Saturday we offer special sale
prlcos. You can save money by spend
ing it hero J. C. Kino & Co.
The Punxsutawney Spirit says it Is
probable that the next legislature
will change the form of the ballot. A
very much smallor ballot Is possible by
running the names of the candidates all
in one column, designating the office
for which they are running by a head
line, and placing the name of the party
represented after the name of each candidate.
Yellow Jaundice Cured.
Suffering humanity should be sup
plied with every means possible for ita
relief. It is with pleasure we publish
the following: "This Is to certify that
I was a terrible sufferer from Yellow
Jaundice for over b!x months, and was
treated by some of the best physicians
In our city and all to no avail. Dr. Bell,
our druggist, recommended Electric
Bitters; and after taking two bottles
was entirely curod. I now take great
pleasure In recommending them to any
persou suffering from this terrible
malady. I am gratefully yours, M. A.
Hogarty, Lexington, Ky." Sold by H.
A. Stoke, Druggist.
Headache for Forty Years.
For forty years I suffered from sick
headache. About a year ago I began
using Celery King. The result was
gratifying and surprising, my headaches
leaving at once. The headaches used
to return every seventh day, but thanks
to Celery King, I have had but one
headache in the last eleven months. I
know that what cured me will help
other. Mrs. John D. VanKeuren,
Saugerties, N. Y. Celery King for the
Nerves, Stomach, Liver and Kidneys la
sold in 60c. and 25c. packages by H
Alex. Stoke.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Prloe 25
cents per box. For sale by H. Alex.
Stoke. ,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of O. W. Hussnrd, late of the Borough
of lieynolilnvillu, l'u., DweiraeU.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Oeomu W. Hussard, lute of the borouxh of
HeyiioldsvHIu, deceased, have been ttranU'd
to Hlmoii P. llussard, w hose pustorllve address
la Kmvrlekville JetTersou eoutity, Pa. All
persons Indebted to said eslalu uro required
to make Immediate payment to Hie adminis
trator, and those having eliilms axalnsi It
w ill prtstetit tlwni properly aulliunlli ated, for
net t lenient.
The Ixxika of aerount of said decedent at
present, have been left, with Mrs. May K. llus
surd at her meal iiiurkelon Mains! ruotluauid
bornuKh, at which place all demands may be
Iilacud for the hibpuellou and settlement by
lie administrator.
Himm V. BnssARD, Administrator.
Cabmai.t h HTttOdu, Attorney.
gTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice la hereby given of the rcKtilar an
nual meeting of the atts'kbohleiN of the
Hiinimervllle Telephone Company which will
tie held at the (ienetal (ifttce of said company
In the IhiioiikIi of Humniervllle, Ph., on ecl'
liesdny, January I I, ,. It. I Still, at the
hour of ten o'clock, A. M., for the election of a
Hoard of Matiaiiera and (IHIccr to serve for
Hie ensuing year, and for the transaction of
such other ImsUiesa as may properly conic
Intlure said merllna.
John k. nnnwn.
Attest! I'leslilinl.
N. L. Htromu, Hecrelnry.
ACTIVE HOLICITOH WANTHH KVUHY
where for -Th. Htory of Hie Philippines"
by Mural Halsiead. commissioned hy thn
Itovernment aslintctal lllslorlan to the War
licpiii'ttncnl. The Issik was written In army
csins hi Sun pnuii'lsco. on the Piiolllc W illi
tleiieral Merril, In the hospitals at llouoltilii,
In Hone Konir. In the American ticuchesai
Manila, In the lnsiitiiftii enmtis wi.h Airulu
aldo, tin the deck or thelilympln r.lth liew
ey, and In tho roar of battle ai the fall of
Alatilla. Itonanra for Brents. Hrlniful of nr
iKinal pictures taken by mrertiment photoir
raplieison the ssil. Ijirge tssik. Uw prlcis.
Itla protlts. KrelKht paid. CriMlIt fflveu. Itrop
all linshy nnoltlcliil war hook. Out III free.
Addiess, !'. T. Harta7r, Hec'y., Htar Insitrancn
Hldg., Chlcaxo.
Get an Education
Th bMt outfit In Hf. Rent methods niml t
CENTRAL STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
l.M K NAVKN U'llalM IM.
itrmiff fteoltf, art4 enonwi, good library
mwitmt ppratQt fa Ubortrr nd trmna
iltim, hiBrliiimt hatldtnt, ittfiiii(f trion1s.
Mhnrtmt ltm. lMt pon, Htntm U tuMln
dflntt. la alilttlna in rfiular e-mr t f.
ftlTnnrk linffrHl (a Mtmif, Hh'-rt tin I Tti
HTftlnff. Hftorl for lllaitmtfd ctlctie.
4tmn ttiMi. r.., rriipmt, uk iint-a. r.
Nobby Suits
To Order !
JOHNS & THOMPSON,
(Successors to Hamblet & Swart 7.)
Merchant Tailors,
Feel confident that we
-can give satisfaction in
-both cut and make up.
W. A. Thompson, a cut--ter
with
Forty Years' Experience,
will do the cutting.
We respectfully ask the
-people of Reynoldsville
-to give ub a call before
-ordering elsewhere.
Johns & Thompson.
Christmas
mmmmmmmmm
will soon be here. Now
is the time to buy your
goods and presents.
Don't miss the old es
tablished People's
Bargain . .
Store.
They have a complete
assortment of
Hoildau Goods.
A handsome line of Bilk
mufflers and handkerchiefs.
Men's fine clothing.
dresB hats.
" fine pants,
fine shirts.
Men's and boys' fine shoeB.
41 " " neckties.
Boy's and children's cloth
ing. A handsome line of Jewel
ry watch chains, collar
buttons, sleeve buttons, etc.
LadieB' fine Xmas handker
chiefs. Linen table cloths, towels
and napkins.
Cheneille table covers.
A complete line of men's,
ladies' and children's under
wear in stock.
All prices are marked low
for holiday trade. We al
ways sell our goods at lowest
prices; call and examine for
yourself, as it costs you noth
ing to see our Btock.
People Bargain Store.
A. KATZEN, Prop.
A'TIVK HOMClTon." WANTF.P RVPUV
"where fur "The Htory of the Philippines"
hy Murat llalstend, commissioned by I he
ttovnrumcnt as littlclal Historian to the War
lieparlment. The Issik was written In army
canis at Nun Finnrlsco, on thn Purine with
tlenernl Merrlt, In the hospitals at Honolulu,
In llnim Konv, )n the trenches at. Manila, In
the Insiiriient entups with Atfiiiiinldo, on Ihu
deck of Ibe Dlympla with liewey, and In the
roar of haitleat the fall of Manila. Hiinniira
for nvents. Hrlmfiil nfnrlvitinl pictures taken
by Kovermiient pbotovrnphem on the nisit.
I.arito Insik. Irfiw prices. Illu protlts I'relulit
paid. Credit alveti lltop all I rushy utiof
hi'lal war iHsika. Outlll free, Address, K. T.
Harder, Hnc'y.,iitarlnsiiiaiieu Itldir., Clilcuuo.
UHcllanau.
y II. 8TAMKY,
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW,
lllllceal Hotel McCoimell, lleyiioldsvlllii. Pu.
ri MITCHELL.
ATTOUNKV-AT-LAW.
Office on West Main street opixisltc the
Onnmerclal lloiel, U iioliisvllle, Pa.
ATTOItNKY-ATLAW,
Urook vlllo, Jefferwnn Co. I'a.
Iiltlce In nsim formerly rN'etipled by Oordnn
A Corlmtt West Main Htreet..
G
m. Mcdonald,
ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary Public, real estatn avent. Patents
secured, collections made promptly. Utiles
In iNoluii hliH'k, Hevnoldsvllle, Pu.
gMtTH M. McCIlEIGHT,
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW.
Notary Public and Heal Ksiatn Aurnt. f'ol-
l....l....U Hllll I I ..!..
, i,,,,n,,. i iw, ,-i.r- iii.iiiii ni.1,'11, mil. ,riiice
III I' ltichlich & Henry hhs'k, near poatoffiru,
Heynoldsvlllu, Pa.
JUSTICE OF THE I'EACE
And Ileal Estate Auent, Heynoldsvllle, Pu.
jyn. B. E. HOfJVEU,
UEYNOLD.SVILLE, PA.
Iteshlent dentist. In the Proeblleh tt Hen
ry blis k, mar the ikisIoIIIcu, Main street.
Ucutlfiicss In optitilii.
It. It. DkVEUE kino,
DENTIST,
Office nrcr Heynolilsvllie Hardware Co. store,
Main street, Iteynoldsvllln, Pu.
jyll. L. L. MEANS,
DENTIST,
Office In the .1. Van Heed hiiltdltiK, near
rornerof Main and Kiflli slnels.
II
OTKL McCONNELL,
mOYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
Fit A A7i J. It LACK, Proprietor.
Tim loud Inn hntel (if Hip (own. HpihIiukh
tfm fur rtimmpriHnl men. Htm hetit, fru
him, tint h rooms and iHimMr nn pvrv floor.
HHtnnlu riMiiim, bllllaid i-ixiiu, tt'liplioue con-
uiionf ecu.
JJOTEL UELNAP,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
. C. DILLMAK, Proprietor.
First class In every particular. Ticaled In
tlm very centre of the business part of town.
Free 'him to and f mm trains Anifcommnfllmis
ample rooms for commercial travelers.
Sftlcllo, Neighbor!
Where do you buy your
FURNITURE
now? I buy mine at the
BEE-HIVE. Why let me
tell you, the
Rich and Poor
Old and Young
Married and Single
all buy their House Fur
nishings from
HUGHES & KELSO.
Undertaking a Specialty.
Bee-Hive Bldg., Cor. Main
and Fifth Sts.
lUbatcrlbe for
The -X- Star,
If you want the New.
t. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-snoer
And General Blacksmith.
Horafr shoeluir done in the neatest manner
and by the latest Improved metliiMls. He
pairing of all kinds carefully and promptly
UllllO. bATlSrALHON tiUAKAMKKU.
HORBE CLIPPING
Have just received a complete set of ma
chine horse cllppera of luteal style 'UH putteru
and am prepared to do ellppliiK IX tut) best
posaiuiu uiuiinur at reiuouautu rutua.
Jaokaon Ht. near rlftb, Ueynoldvlll, Pa.
li -l !:VriH'lkT, "avtr ' 'f Vtj k !.
Candies!
Candies!.
Candies!!!
Our lint! tif Ciwiilii s la complete. Wo
now Iiiivii us liii'ifu Htii) as lino a
line of Candies as I cnrrlcd hy
any retail eonfoctlnnory.
Wu have selected ns flue a 1 1 no of
C'r.ndles ua can bo had !
LOWNEY'S
CHOCOLATES
a Hpooliilty. Wo hare 24 different kind
Lownny'a latest chocolntoa to aolcct
from. Wo Invito you to call
and see our line of Choco
late before purcliasliiK olaowhere.
Special Prices to
Schools and Churches.
BON TON BAKERY.
L. H. HUTU, Proprietor.
B
UFFALO. KOCIIKSTKR & FITTS-
UUUGH RAILWAY.
The short line between Hiilliils, Itldgwsy,
Hradford, Kiiliinmnca. Iluffalo, Itocheslcr.
Nlauara lulls und xInts In the upper nil
rettlou.
On and after Nov 201 h, I bus. passrn
Ker trains will arrive and depart from Kail
Creek station, dally, except Sunday, a fol
lows: 7.15 a m, t.t'l and 4, .top m for Ctirwenarllle and
I'learlleld.
1I.IW a in Hoclieslcr mall For Rrnrk
wayvllle, Hlditway, JohnsonliiirK, Ml.
Jewell, llrailfoid, HhIiiiuiiiich, and
Kis'hester; eoiinivtlnir at Jobnsonbiirit
wild P. ft K. train II, for Wilcox, Kane,
Warren, t'orry and Krle.
10.17 a in Accommodation Kor fykes, IliK
r.uu and Piinxsiitawiiey.
lO.SIa in Kor Heynolilsvllie.
1.15 p ni- Kurtalii K.xpiess I't.r Heecli
tree, HiiR-kanyvllle, Kllmont, t'ar
niou, Hlilttway, .lohnsonburtt. Mt.Jewett
Itiiiilfotd, and Hullaio.
1.80 p. m. Accominoilailon for t'unxnu-
tawney and Hiit Hun.
8.10 p. m. Mall Kor liuHols, Pvke, III
linn Puuxsiitaw ney ipul l leaitlelil.
8.00 p in Accommodation for Hlx Klin and
PunxsutiiMney.
I'aaseiiKers are reiptested to purchase tick
et before cntcrlnic the curs. An exces
charae of Ten l ent will he collected by con
ductors when fares are paid on trains, from
all slat Ions where a ticket office Is malm slued.
Thousand mile ticket at two cents per
mile, mx xl fur piiasane between all slullons.
J. II. McIntvhr. ARcnt, Pall Croek, l'u.
K (.'. Iiapkv, Uen. Pas. Aiienl,
ltiM.'heater N. Y.
B
EKCII CUEKK RAILROAD.
New York Central it Hudson River H. R. Co., Lenee
CONIJKNHKD TIMB TAHf.K.
RKAn ITP
hkao nnwn
Kxp Mall
No So No M
Kxp Mall
November SO, lstia.
no .17 no .ii
8 m P m am p m
00 1 21 Arr....PATTOM... .Lve : VS no
man 102 Westover rt r2 4 19
hh not MXTfAKKEvTTTT: 7 ia 4 40
7 Ml li III hvn.... KermiMir....Arr 7 40 ft 05
7 40 12 02 OAKHAM........ 7.V) ftl.1
7. a 11 M Arr....Kermisir ... Lve fw 2l
7 25 1 1 50 New M IliMirt 02 ft 2(1
7 IH II 44 Olanta H Oh ft.e
7 0S UIIH Mitchells ft 15 ft 811
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C'LEAUKIELI).
143 1(140
ll 15 10 'ill,
WiHidland..
OKI 7(10
II 0M 10 44 Illirler 07 7n7
002 10:iH Wallaeetnn 18 (150
ft.ki I02s .. MorrlvlaleMltie.... 8 22 7 22
1145 I0 20 1.v Munson Arr 9:) 780
T5T
(105
9 511
II 40
Taa
733
7 80
754
12
I
904
917
924
91
9 4A
9 50
10 25
Arr
PIIIL'PHB'O
l.vo
910
r4:i
A 40
A 22
ftm
4 5
4 07
8 AS
84H
8 42
8:
8 25
t2.Kl
10 15 Arr Munson Lve 982
10 10 Wlnburne 9 37
9 47 PEALE 9 As
9 29 nilllntown 10 14
922 KNOW 8IIOE 1020
8 87 ....IIKEI'II ('KEEK 1107
Hit Mill Hall II 17
H 17 LOCK HAVEN II 28
8 09 Younitilale 1180
7AH JEKXEY HHOHEJt'NO. 1140
7A5 ....JEKSKY CIIUHE.... 1145
7 21 Lve WILLIAMSPT Arr 12 20
E
am am
p m a m I'llll.A. KKhiino It. K. am pm
2 80 A5 Arr WILLI A MHP'T Lve tl2 34 :
H :l t 1 311 Lve PIIILA Arr 8 29 7 09
4 00 I.v N Y.vlaTiunaoua Ar 9 40
t4 80 0b Lv..N. Y. via I'lillu.. Arbl0 40 $930
am pm p m am
Dally Weck-ilay (HI p ni Sunday
: Id A5 a m Hunday
"b" Throuitli passenuera travellnir via Phil
adelphia on 12.84 p m train from Wtlllams
port, will cbanice car at Huntingdon!!.,
Philadelphia.
'OIS'NF.TIONtt. At Wllllamsport with
Phlladelpbla&lteadliiKH.K. At Jersey Shore
with Kali Hrook Hallway. At Mill
Hall Willi Contral Hallroad of Pennsylvania.
At I'hlllpshunr with Pennsylvania Hallroad
and Altoona & Phlllpshurir Connectlnit U.K.
At. I'learlleld with Buffalo, Rochester A
Plttsburxh Hallway. At Mahaffey and
Patton with Cambria & Clearfield Division
of Pennsylvania Hallroad. At Mahaffey with
Pennsylvania & Nurth-Western Hallroad.
A. U. fAI.Mia, V. K.. HIHBIMAM,
Buperlutendent.
Gen'l Pas. Agt.
Phlladalhra. Pa.
Tie Jefferson Silj Co.
The Three Largest Stores in this end of the county,
constantly filled with a complete assortment of nearly all
classes of goods. See our line of Ladies' Fur, Plush and
Cloth
CAPES AND JACKETS
at pricest that are selling them. Also our line Men's fall
and winter Suits and Overcoats.
Finest line Men's Neckwear ever put in this section,
direct from the manufacturers. See them and you will be
convinced that they are of the finest put out.
An elegant new line of ladies and children's
HATS'
just in and they are beauties. OUR GROCERIES and
MEATS are as superior as ever and as constantly fresh.
Don't forget the 3 Big Stores.
Jefferson Supply Co.
Reynoldsville, Rathmel and Big Soldier.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
I'hlladolphlnei Erlo Railroad Division.
In effect Nor. 20. IHIl. Tralna loavo '
Driftwood a follow:
EASTWARD
":Vt'i?i, m,-TrKl" . weekdy., for anhuni
Wllkesharre, llarleloii, Pottsvllln, Hcranlon!
llarrlsburR and the Intermediate la
l oils, nrrlvlntr at Philadelphia 8:28 p. m..
New York, 9:30 p.m. Hall Imore, 6:00 p.m.J
rHMh '! !"' 7:ft P' m . Pullman Parlor car
from llllemspoi I to Phllndelpbl and paa
enver coaches from Kann to Phllnrietphla
and UllllamHirt In Haltlmore and Wash
IliKlon. 4:l p. m. Train II, weekdays, for Har
rsburn and Intnrmedlittn station, ar
rlylng at Plilliidi lphla 4:!i A. M. New Vork,
7:18 a M. Pullman Hleeplnti car from
iirrlsburtt to Philadelphia and New York.
I iiiiaiielpbla pnssenaers can remain la
lccucr undisturbed until 7:80 A. M.
10:12 p.m.-Trln4.dnlly for Hiinbttry, llarrl
burit and Intermedium station, arriving at '
I'blladelphla, 11:52 A. M. Now York. V.tt
A. m. mi week tlays and I0.8H a m. nn Uiiii
dnyi Haltlmorn, 11:3.1a. m.i Wnshlugton. 7:4
A.M. Pullman sleeis-is from Erie and Wll
llamsisirt to Phlladelnhla and Wllllamsport
to Wiisblnvlon. Passenaer In sleeiier
for Halt Imore and Washington will b
transferred Into Washington sleeper at Wll
lIl'WTT' i .Passenger roaches from Erie to
Philadelphia and Wllllamspurt to Balti
more. WESTWARD
4:8 a. tn.--Tniln 9, weekdays, for Erin, llldg
waj, liuHols, Clermont and principal Inter
mediate etntliin.
9:44 a. ni.--Traln 8, dally for Erie and Inter
mediate point.
A:47 p. in.-.'TrHln 15. weekday for Kane a ad
Intermediate stations.
Til ItO t "4i 1 1 THAINK FOR DRIFTWOOD
FROM THE EAKT AND MOUTH.
TRAIN leave New Ynrkft:A0n. m.,Phlladal
phls 8:50 p. m. Washington 7:20 p. m., Bal
timore 8.40 p. m., arriving at Driftwood 4:4
a. m., weekdays, with Pullman sleeper and
passenger roaches from Philadelphia t
K,r.'.?. ""u Wasblnglon and Baliluiore to
Wllllniiisport.
TRAIN 15 leave Philadelphia 8:80 a. m.!
WiishlnKton,7.riiiA. M. Half Imore, 8:50 A. M.i
Wllkesharre, 10:15 a. m.i weekdays,
arriving at. Driftwood at A:47 p. M. with
Pullmiin Parlor car from Philadelphia to
..V lllia"i"r'rt and passenger roach to Kane.
TRAIN 3 leaves New York al 7:40 p. m.i Phila
delphia, 11:20 p. m.i Washington, 10.40 p. m.t
Halllniore, 11:50 p. m. dally arriving at
Drift wismI at 9:44 a. m. Pullman sleeping
, rs i mm i'ii i in. to v ii iiamsp't, and through
passenger coa, lies from Philadelphia t
Krle and Halllniore to Wllllamsport. Od
Huiidays only Pullman sleeper Phlladelaal
to Krle.
JOHNSONRURO RAILKOAD.
(WEEKDAYS)
Connection via JohnHouburijr R. R. and
Rldff way & (Jli arflold R. R.
WKKKDAV.
in no A r
SA8
9 50
9 4
9 40
8H
9 2(1
9 20
9 10
A5Lv
Clermont
Wnodvale
Oulnwood
fmlth's Run
Instatiter
Htralght
Glen II uri'l
Hendlgu
Johnsonnurg
Hldgway
10 40
10 4JI
10 i,
1058 ;
1100 '
1104
11 IA
II 20
1149
11 60
Ar..
p. m.
8 05
7 55
7 49
7 40
7:w
7 8:
72H
7 IH
718
'i'ii
7 00
1140
D.Vi
S40
(4
ft 10
4 25
140
p. m.
a. m.
8 50 Ar
8 43
8 3H
829
8 2
a. m.
Lv20
27
:2
6 41
64A
6 48
6 58
702
7 06
711
714
Ar 720
Ar 7 85
p. m.
12 10
12 17
12 22
12 31
12 3A.
12 80
12 4
12 63
12 57
Tot
1 15
140
120
186
211
10ft
350
68
p. m.
Rldgway
Island Hun
Carman Transfer
Croyland
Aborts Mill
Blue Rock
Carrier
Hrorkway ville
Lanes Mills
McMInn Hummlt
8 22
8 17
8 0
8 02
7 58
7A4
7 50 Lv
7 40 Lv
7 00 Ar
0 45
SOU
6 20
Lv
Harvey Run
Falls Creek
liuHols
Fall Creek
Reynoldsville
Hnsikville
New Bethlehem
Ited Bank
Plttsburg
Lv 72lT
740
8 IA
910
955
Ar 12 40
p. m.
J. B. HUTCHINSON,
Oen. Manager.
J. H. WOOD,
Gen. Pas.
Ag't.
OF HEYNOLDS VILLE.
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000.
$6,000.
V. Mitchell, President!
Hrott mrClelland, Vice Pree.j
John H. Kaueher, 'akler.
Dlrcetortai
O.Mitchell. Prott McClelland. J. O. King,
John II. Corls.lt, O. E. Brown,
G. W. Fuller, J. H. Kaueher.
Doe a general hanking huslnessnnd solicit
the accounts of merchant, professional men,
farmer, mechanic, miner, lumbermen and
others, promising the most careful attention
to the business of all person.
Safe Deposit Boxe for rent.
Flint National Bank building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
WHITE!
ON CALL AND CONSULT
DR. LITTLE
About vou trie.
Treatment, Operations . Claim
and Artificial Eya
Ui SKinHIlMT. TIITSBCIG.
Reynoldsville,
Kathmel, and
Bio Soldier.
First National Bank
V
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V.