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VOLUME 7.
IlEYNOLlWVILLK, PKNN'A., WEDNESDAY. MAHCH 2. Um
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Shick & Wagner's
Big
General
Store,
Where new goods are arriving daily,
is where you can get the latest styles
in
Dress Goods, Clothing, &c, at Low Prices.
We alHo handle Groceries, in fact
everything kept in a first-class gen
eral store. Country produce taken
in exchange for goods.
Shick & Wagner.
A A A A A A A A A A A A
The Jefferson Supply Co.
Three lYa Stores at Revnoldsville. Rath-
. C.T
y mel and Big
in clearing up stocks in
Shoes, Rubbers, Hats and Caps,
Jackets, Capes and Collarettes,
At PRICES CUT IN TWO, and if you
can use anything in this line we surely
can make the price suit you.
We are convinced by the INCREASED
TRADE that we are getting every day
that
Our Goods and Prices are Right.
Almost anything needed in your list of
family wants you will find in our 3 stores.
We can fit you out in any line, and
nearly all lines have big bargains in them.
Jefferson Supply Co.
I Reynoldsvillk,
3 Big Stores -! Rathmel, and
( Bio Soldier.
Avalon Terrace
Tom Reynolds' Addition to Reynoldsville, Pa.
The best town plot now offered for
sale, right in the town, and with
every convenience. As a future home
it is the best; as a growing invest
. . . ment, it is without an equal.
LOTS HAVE BEEN SOLD AND
ARE SELLING NOW. DON'T
WAIT. GET" THE BEST.
I have for sale 100 lots, 50x150 ft.,
s ... on Grant St., 12 near S. B. Elliott's.
These lots will make beautiful build
ing spots and sold on easy payments.
Remember no taxes for 1899.
Remember the Title to every lot guaranteed.
Lota at $150, sold $10 down and 50c. per week thereafter.
Lots at $175, sold $15 down and $1. 00 per week thereafter.
; Also for salo, Lots on Pleasant Avenue and Worth J
Street, farm of 40 acres with house, baro and more '
kinds of fruit trees than any farm in the country.
Reynoldsville, with its Silk Mill, employing 200 hands, which will be
doubled in the Spring; Coal Mines, employing about l.r)00 men; the
largest Woolen Mills in the Stute; Machine Shops; a Tannery, em
ploying 150 men, and other industries that will be here before the
year closes, will make these lots an investment that will more than'
double themselves before you get them paid for.
SMITH M. McCREIGHT, Agent
WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY
iTrfr2: ,-jSf They hav
Lioodtheteitoi vcim.
find hav cured thousand of
canri of Nervous lue:i5ei, iuch,
at Debility, Duitneaa, islcupless
ficfS and Varicocele, Atrophy ,&c
Thuy clear the bruin, kUrt-nthe:
the circulation, make ditttM.on
B Derfact. and imnurt a he .kit In
i vior to tlie whole beyit(. All
drain and kikci are checked
Vtt'rtlNr Affaln ",wrtwi,1 Unlet jiuiicnit
0ilUllo HyQIlli ,,r0 properly cured, thetreonuU
tiort rU-n worrici trcm into W.tniiy, Conmmp
ti.n or jDcotli. Mail -d boulcd. Price $t per box,
C (oxes, with iran-clnd loyal guarantee to euro or
wim.jilw iuonoyt(i oo. Soiid fmr ircc book,
" "For wile by II. Alex Bioko.
OK CALL AND CONSULT
DR. LITTLE
ABOUT YOUR tVEl
. 'i'remtuAiit, Oftitttlouit , oiuhVMi
ud ArtiDulitl .y
Mt MlTBrlllllJT. WTKtCRO.
A AAA A A AAA
Soldier, are offering bargains
irst
till Villi! Vi
OF ItEYNOLDS t'lLLIC.
Capital,
Surplus,
50,000.
$0,500.
Mltoli.ll, Fre.ldoull
Kcott M-i-llund, Vic Ire..
Julin II. Kuiit'lipr, 'a.lilcri
Director:
O, Mid-hell, Hc-ntt MeUlullund, J. C. King,
iiuuii ii. t;onieu, . . Li. r;. lii-uwu,
U. W. fuller, J. II. Kuucliur.
Il(i8 a Ki'iioiul bioikliiKtJUHlniwHuncl solicits
tlie aecounls of merchants, profeNAlonul men,
furintti'H, inuchunli'H, tnlnui-u, luinbernien Hnd
otlium, proinUlntf tlie moHt euruful utLuntioii
tO tllO UUtilUUb. Or all PUDMJI1M.
Bufu DoiKMlt lloxe. for rtnt.
Flint National Hank bulldliiK, olun bluek
Fire Proof Vault.
Nolinnol
Hon,
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Rathmel.
Miss Mary Connell visited friends In
Helvetia lust week.
Miss Roxli Urlson wus In DtiBols last
Thursday.
Misses Lizzie nnd Bertha Samlet-, of
nrnckwnyvlllo, were In town last Tues
day. Misses Munch Stewart and Jonnlo
Mcl'hersnn are visiting nt Crenshaw.
The. school Institute held here last
Saturday was not very well attended.
At a regular meeting of Washington
Camp No. (102, P. O. S. of A., n vote, of
thanks was given to L. O. Lldlo, man
ager of the homo tulent dramatical
company and to all the members of the
snnio fur the entertainment given by
them for the above mimed order, also
C. W. White, lender or the Rathmel
bnnd and all members of tho same for
music given by them, and to the citizens
for their patronage.
Kliler F. B. Huwk is holding meetings
n the Church of God this week.
The M. K. quarterly meeting will be
held next Sunday. Services on Frldny
evening with preaching by the Presid
ing Kliler.
Arbor D'avs.
In his proclHtiintlnn for Aibur Days,
April 7th and 2uih, Governor William
A. Stone snvs:
"Arbor Day bus long i-ince become
more than a name. Since the Idea was
II; yt inaugurated of setting apart a day
upon which to systematically plant trees
and shrubs and thus in part, at least,
reclaim tho plains nnd wasto lands of
our great country, it hnd steadily grown
from aentiment to a duty and a pleasure.
"State after statu has joined In the
great work until to-day millions of trees
and shrubs silently commend tho wis
dom of this course, adding leiuity and
comfort to our homes and cities and
greatly Increasing tho wealth of our
State. In otircommonwenlth highways
have been Improved, public parks and
school grounds beautified and great
strides have been madu toward ierma-
nently repairing tho Injury caused by a
too rapid destruction of our forests.
"Two days are sot apart for tho ob
servation of arbor day. Inasmuch as
tho climatic conditions may render one
of these days moro favorable for tho
purpose Intended than tho othor, the
soluctlon is left with the citizens of the
various sections of the commonwealth."
People Who Pay the Printer.
On your label Is a date:
Pay U'foie It Is ton lute,
lie tl dollars, tie II dimes.
We will thank you many tlmos.
We hav hills wlileh now are duo,
We must pay tliem Just like you.
The following persons have paid their
subscriptions or added their names to
our list since last week:
N. I.cwls, Royimldsvllln. Marrh 22, IW0.
J. H. Kualo, Flora, Indlanaeounty, l'a.,Lnowl
March IS, 1000.
Thomiw McKernan, Duquvsne, l'a., March
21, WOO.
John D. Lowthor, Walston, May 11, '99.
Oeoriie G. Williams, West Kuynoldnvlllu,
January 1, WOO.
II. H. Lcacli, Alton, Kansas, February Y.I,
ltwo.
W. C. Pcclirlst, Ttuliols, Novemlwr 4, 1H1I9.
Mm. MaKffle tilhoemakor, Sandy Valley,
now Mar. li 22, 1IW0.
Mlsa lra Kline, OreensliurR, Pa., lew
June 22, '99.
William Conner, Aliens Mills, Feb. 4, WOO.
Miss Maud BliHim, West Roynoidsvtllo,
nuwl MurcJi 21, Ihiiw.
U.I. ltudnlpli, Desire, Pa., new March 21.
lWIO.
T. C. MeEnUwr, West Reynoldsville, Mari'h
12, 1900.
J. W. DcmoHoy, West Reyiioldsvlllu, March
s, ltmo.
A. II. Iluon, Iteynoldsrllle, Felirtutry 11,1900.
David Ilotriek, Reynoldsville, February 8,
1900.
Charles R, Hi muse, Reynoldsville, January
!. 1900.
Thomas lllack, Reynoldsville, January 1
19UD.
Kd. Johnston, Jefferson Line, Pa., February
14, 1900.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaiuliold, 111.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungB; she
was troated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. IIo told
hurshowasa hopeless victim of con
sumption and thut no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr
King's New Discovory for Consumption;
sho bought a bottle and to her dullght
found herself benefitted from first doso.
She continued its uso and uftor taking
six buttles found herself sound and well;
now does her own housework, und Is as
well as she ever wus. Free trial bottles
of this Great Discovery at II. A. S toko's
Drug Store. Largo bottles AO eeuts
mid $1.00.
TSSOLUTION NOTICE,
Notice Is hereby given that A. D. Deenier
nnd H. V. hhli'k, irausaellnK and dolntt hul
nehB under the llrni name of A. D. Deeiner &
tJo.. have litis dav. lv lilllluat consent, dis
solved piii'tuiiKhlii. A. D. lleemer retiring
from the It mi. H. V. Milclf Is In pay till HiH
linn's iniicMcdm'Ktt, All peihous liavlntf any
claims tiinilusl t lie aforesaid iinn will nleiiKU
present the biiine for payment, and all per
sons knowing tlieniM'lves linlcbicd to sulil
lirm win piuusu seme promptly.
A. 1). Dkkmbii.
tl. V. Hiiiuk.
Reynoldsville, Mareli 7, Istiu.
Local Institute.
Teachers' Institute for tho district of
Winslow township was held In M. B.
church at Rathmel March 2Tth, 18IH).
Tho following officers wore elected:
R. C. Wilson, president; Mr. Iondon,
vice-president; Ethel McCreight, sec
retary. The program for the day was opened
with devotional exercises and followed
by an address of welcome by L. G. Lldlo,
to which Miss Mlley Stiles responded.
This was followed by a "Welcome Song"
by the choir.
Institute, adjourned to meet at 1.00
P. M.
Afternoon session. The afternoon
session was 0ienpd by a selection by
the Institute choir. Tho first topic for
discussion "How Teach Pupils to Speak
Fluently?'' was opened by Ethel Mc
Creight, and wus further discussed by
Wm. Wynnt, Myrtle Shields, J. M.
Holbcn nnd J. W. Syphrlt.
An interesting discussion of tho top
ic, "Remedies for Tardiness," was given
by Mary Mulr, J. W. Syphrlt, and Prof.
Wilson, which was followed by rausio
from the choir.
Tho topic, "Character and Advan
tages of Husy Work." was next taken
up and ably discussed by Prof. Syphrlt,
Miss Stiles and Miss Myrta Dean.
A very Interesting discission of tho
topic. "Parent's Duly Towards his
School," was given by Directors Dough
erty and London, Mr. Lldlo. Dr. R.
Kyle, Geo. Henry, Mr. Sneddon and
Prof. Wilson.
Prof. R C. Wilson pave a very In
teresting and instructive address on
'How Create a Deslro for Knowledge?"
A motion was carried to extend to the
people of Rathmel a vote of thanks for
their hospitality to teachers nnd visit
ors. KTIIKt.1 MCCKKIOHT, Sec.
They Do Say.
That he hunu upon the mite with her
And now lies In the mold;
Rut her father didn't knoek htm out
He eauiiht his death of cold.
That Its sometimes difficult to get
even with a man who credits you.
That leading a woman to the altar Is
sometimes a man's last act of leadership.
That an Ohio man recently died of
overwork trying to perfect a labor-sav
ing machine.
That some men savo money no matter
how little they make, while othors don't
save any, no odds how much they make.
That a kiss is tho meeting of two
souls, says a poet; but a third sole on
tho foot of the girl's father makes It
seem more like a collision.
That an old bachelor says there Is but
one thing sweeter than love's young
dreum, and that Is to wako up and And
yourself still single.
Story of a Slave.
To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease Is the worst
form of slavery. George D. Williams,
of Manchester, Mioh., tolls how such a
slave was mado free. Ho says: "My
wlfo has been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over in bed
alone. After using two bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters she is wonderfully impoved
and able to do hor own work." This
supreme remedy for femalo diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleeplessness,
melancholy, houdache, backache, faint
ing and dizzy spells. This miracle
working medicine is a godsend to weak,
sickly, run down (leople, Every bottle
guaranteed. Only liO cents. Sold by
H. A. Stoko, Druggist.
A Young Girl's Experience.
My daughter's nerves were terribly
out of order. Sho was thin and weak;
tho least noise startled her, and sho
was wakeful at night. Before she had
taken one package of Celory King the
change In her was so groat thut she
could hardly be taken for the same girl.
Sho is rapidly growing well and Btrong,
her comploxlon la perfect, and she
sleeps well every night. Mrs. Lucy
McNutt, Brush Valley, Pa. Colery
King for the Nerves, Stomach, Llvor
and Kidneys is sold In 25c. and 50c.
packages by II. Alex. Stoke.
Bucklen' Arnica Salve.
The bost salvo in tho world for outs,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, totter, chuppod hands, chilblulns,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no puy required,
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or monoy refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For buIo by II. Alex.
Stoko.
Do you koop chickuns? Then you
ought to huvo tho Jr'tmu Jminiul. Wo
glvo it ill clubbing with TheStaH both
for $1.25 only. Pay up ull ui'ivurugcs
and a'ycur ulioad und tho Fuvm Journal
will come llvo yeurs, und gut to you If
you uro on this plunut.
Foil Salk A lot with twogood houses
and a frame barn, on Juckson sheet,
will bo sold cheap. Rental value I'lUU
per your, good water and lit good ropuir
Inquire of G. M. McDonuld, Reynolds'
vllle, or W. R, Morrison, Coal Glen, Pu
i Never
Mind
i What
We have
Just received
our new
SPRING
STOCK
In which
uou will rind
all the
latest styles
In Spring
and Summer
Footwear.
Quality and
prices to suit
everybody.
oilier
Slioes
you
seel
See
I ours.
J. K. Johnston's ' f
Shoe Store, J
Nolan Blopk.
I Main St. Reynoldsville.
rrnrrt : i rrr n rn 1 1 : 1 1 i n i :
1 "Hi an
i lie New
1899
Stearns
is now ready.
It enptnres you nt first
glance. More graceful
linea-lighter -narrower j
tread - and (stronger and j
better in every way than
ever before. i
You appreciate a beau- t
tiful and Boienti finally
coriBtructed wheel. Then
come and see this. It's
TIIK ' bicycle. There
won't be any question
about it.
Model E, $50.
Special, $60.
Priester Bros.
bxmxtrtrn: xx ttx ix rrrnl
TESTIMONIALS
To Whom It May Concern:
This Id to certify that wo have used
Dr. D. U. nothrock'8 Vegetable Condi
tion Powder for domctitlo anlmalu and
poultry and And it our duty in recom
mending tho uumo to the genurul pub
lic. Ellas Creamer (dairyman), of
Winlleld, Pu.; Leonard Royer, Jacob
Frock, Willlum Seobold. Iuuo Bilgor
(Veterinary Surgeon), Chas. Sowers
und Samuel Knuus, of New Berlin, Pa.;
M. M. Davis (Attorney), J. C. King, M.
D., Goo. Mellingor, David Wheolor
(Stock Dealer), Levi SchuckeiH (far
mer), John Dougherty (farmer) and G.
W. Palon (Superintendent of Elk Tan
ning Company), of Reynoldsville, Pa.,
and L. W. Itoblnson (General Manager
of the Rochester and Pittsburg Coal
and Iron Company), of Punxsutawnoy,
Pa., say: "It bus no equal on earth for
domestic animals und poultry. In fuct
it just does what It Is rocomraondud
for."
Sold by Dealers.
MATH MOIINKY,
General Agent.
Ueynoklsville, Pa.
DMINISTKATOIVS NOTICK.
In the limit cr of tin tst 11 1 1) of William Poli
cy, Inln of W IiihIow lmvii!lii. ilpreiisfU. ,p
tern of mlminst tul Inn on tin ithovo t'stult
lmvtntc hi'i ii triiiiitt'tl (it tlit nmlti.iu'Nml, all
imi'tli'M liult'hit'ii In tins Kiihl f-titiM Hut ft.
iijrHt tniiutku :iiymiiit, ami i Inwo tmviiitf
L'luiiiiH 10 jmtMMii i nr mi im yvm nnwi iiouiy nt
F. W. liKKUKit, Administrator.
J NSO r, V KN T NOT IC K.
Tti lliu iniilti'i'of llio 'ltllon of John Itoli
iu(M)ii, fti (iiM-lniiKi) under lliu liiMlvint
laws, To till I't't'illUim of (Ik mi III put h it hut:
Nolle) In limvhy ulvi-ii thut John Kolit-n-Min,
a inlnt'i- of t hi homuuh of Kivvnoldvilh1,
JtdlcixHi I'ntiiity, I'l'iiiivivunia, Iihk HU'd In
lliu l oiiri or iniiinoii I'Icuh of I hn mh in conn
ly of JrtTi'i .011, u n-lllio'i praying for tin
lu-m ttt of tho IliMilvont liiws of IIiIm Common
wealth uinl for a tlUt'hinuu I hcuuimjor. uinl
that a hiMiiiiiif mum lint mild pniilnii will
tuku Illat'tMLt t hit I 'oill'l HniiMi hi Hi mU vlllt
l'a., on Monday. Die toih day of April, Ih'.iu, at
t o niH'h v. u. oi tinni uuy, uemu uuuinio nxi-u
y unn ouru ililhN H'UlKliTUN.
M. M. ( 1 i. Atluruoy f. jr tltiouur,
Murch 13, IhUU.
Bing's bunch
of bargains
JUST
BEFORE
EASTER
The purchase you mnko for
that occasion tho items you
elect mean nn expenditure.
Good Judgment suggests that
you direct your buying tow
ards the storo whero best Is
offered you at smallest prices
wbero your money brings
you tho fullest measure of sat
isfaction. Finding it that way
here In tho items required
for Easter wear In all tho
various needs for tho Spring
season with freshest Spring
of 'lilt morchiindlsn for your
choosing, makes It the store
you prefer to patronj.o.
Ii EFOR EEASTER
SPECIALS
Submitted you as hints quid
suggestions thut will ulVuid
you a slight idea of the many
nnndsomo specials we show
the many values that moke
this store of keenest interest
to yon.
NEW SILKS
Taffeta Silks in plain Colors
and changeable. In all desira
ble shades. Handsnmo plaid
Silks in latest color combina
tions, fancy striped Taffeta
Ribbons, Gloves and Neckties.
HERE
for any Item means a saving to
you. Our facilities for buying
in markets where cash
brings best results, and our
low margins, makes low prices
for yon prices that mean
something. It's u business
mntter to alwuys come here
first.
Bing & Co.
Nobby Suits
To Order !
JOHNS & THOMPSON,
(Successors to Hamblet Si Swartz)
Merchant Tailors,
Feel confident that we
can give satisfaction in
both cut and mako up.
VV. A. Thompson, a cut-
ter with
Forty Years Experience,
will do the cutting.
We respectfully ask the
people of Reynoldsville
to give ua a call before
ordering elsewhere.
Johns & Thompson.
I HAVE
ft
A complete stock of lace- cur
tains, embroidery, laces,
trimmings, white skirts,
umbrellas, window
shades, oil cloth,
ladies' shirt waists,
children's caps, ta
ble cloths, towels
and napkins.
All these goods are tho finest
on the market and at as low
a price ns ever, sold in this
place. Call and examine our
stock.
Costs You Nothing
to 800 our line. Our motto:
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
People's Bargain Store,
A. Katzen, Propr.
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