) " A Married Man's Musings. Hat'lu-lors aro rarul.y plillosrtphnrai ' tlipy tlon't newl to Iw. All ttio world' a etnpr?, and most of the apniklnu; pnrtti aro taken by the women. Money talk"! no do wonKsn. Yet man can't Rot aloiitf without both. It will alwnyn bo a qm-Mlon whothnr a nmn would WtU-r pii;k out a rloh, crow fiithor-in-lnw, or an amlnhlo, immic mothcr-ln-luw. Thu itotwlhillly of Miir Invited to l() dlntiom where their wives ran only look on and are not permitted to talk, mny Indtieo a kmm1 many married men to go Into polities. A man with a atroiiK minded wlfo may be an ajjnoMle, hut ho can hardly be called a freo thinker. Actions may mieak louder than words, but my wife prefers words, and always wants thn last one, too. If women hud to shave' they would soon learn hotter than to use a razor to cut corns with. I always feel sadder for a friend who's bolim married than for a friend who's oclntf burled. The latter is through with his earthly buttles: tlio other Is just beginning them. It Is not on record, hut It Is probable that when Noah told his wlfo It was goln to rain for 4(1 days, she began to throw out hint about how dreadfully unfash tonahle her old mackintosh was. Pittsburg Daily Niwn. Pointed Paragraphs. The proud father Is always anxious to give his first baby a-weigh. Nothing worries other iieoplu like the absence of worry in others. Pressed corned lieef Is more sulmtan tial than pressed autumn leaves. The success of a man who fails for a million Is something phenomenal. Work is nature's physician, but most people prefer somo other doctor. A man Is prouder of a biirgain maid at an auction storo than anywhere- else. There are times when the almighty dollar will not go as far as a liltlo po liteness. Some men are of nomoreeonseqiieneo than a thermometer on a pleasant Any. The crimiuul Judge may bo a man of few words but Is always a man of short sentences. Women probably know how ungainly they look walking fast, heneo they al ways walk slowly. After a woman reaches' the ago of thirty It Is Impossible to convinco her that the good all die young. The undoing of work that Satan finds for Idle hands to do furnlehcs employ ment for a lot of other people. A Great Prize Offer. Wo have a great prize otTur to mako the farmers of Jefferson county! By a special arrangement with the publishers of the .Farm Journal, a most excellent farm paper that costs 50 centB a year, we are able to olTor ono year's subscrip tion to THE Star and five years' sub scription to the Farm Journal tho two worth (.'LSDall for tho small sum of $1.25. Of courso this only applies to advance paying subscribers. We can furnish a few papers at this rate, and if you want them on these terms, you must act QUICKLY! Sample copies of the Farm Journal will be sent free on application. Address, C. A. Stephenson, Ucynoldsvllle, Pa. NEW PLANING MILL Will keep in stock a full line of rough and dressed ... . . Lumber, Sasti and Doors. MouldlnQS, . Casings, Brackets, Porch. Material ot all kinds, Bhingles, Lath, Plaster, Lime, Cement and Sewer Pipe. Material delivered to all parts of town. . J. V. Young. 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 id the best; as a growing invest ment, it is without an equal. LOTS IIAVE BEEN SOLD AND ARE SELLING NOW. DON'T WAIT, GET THE BEST. ' I have for Bale 100 lots, 50x150 ft., on Grant St., 12 near S. B. Elliott's. These lots will make beautiful build ing spots and Bold on easy payments. . Remember no taxes for 1899. Remember-the Title to every lot guaranteed.' Lots at $150, sold $10. down and 50c. per week thereafter. Lots at $175, ; sold $15 down and $1.00 per week thereafter. Also for Hule, Lots on Ploaaant Avoniiu and Worth Ktreet, furm of 40 uurua with Iiouho, burn and more kind of fruit trees than any farm in the country. . Rpynoldsvillo, with tu Kill; Mill, employing 200 hamln, which will bo doubled in the Spring; Coul .Miui!H, .'ni)loylug about l.r(K) men; thu lurgfHkt Woolen Mills in the Statu; Machine Shops; u Tannery, em-- , jployiiif? 150 men, and other Industries that will be hero before tho year clones, will make theso lots an Investment that will more than , . double themselves before you (ret them paid for. . ' SMITH M. McCREIGHT, Aqknt The Farm Journal Is cheap but not too cheap to be good; It Is full of ginger and gumption, and has as many other good things la It that you can use as any pasir at any price. It will be sent five years to subMii lbera of THE STAR who pay nrreariigi s and one year In ad vance and 2f cents extra, or 1 . 2T for the Farm Journal for five years and TltK STAR for one year. S fa fa fa fa fa fa fa m "Queen Quality" The? famoua shoe for Aometii 83.00. fa Mr Inrilr off to mil and examinr oiw iinret fnnh iinm of "tjnerii (Jittilltif" fa kIuhx, for iihiih ire hare fa ,J. K. JOHNSTON. Nolan HI'M k. fa fa fa fa fa fa fa 1 HAVE A complete stock of lace- cur tainn, embroidery, laces, trimmingH, white skirts, umbrellas, window Hhades, oil. cloth, ladies' shirt waists, children's caps, ta ble cloths, towels and napkins. All these goods are the finest on the market and at as low a price ae ever sold in this place. Call and examine our stock. . Costs You Nothing to see our line. . Our motto: Quick Sales and Small Profits. People's Bargain Store, A. Katzen, Propr. tHARTEK NOTICE. Im hnmliv trl vtn tht. mm ntiiillutlnii Will lie made to thetiovernnmf I'pniiHyivnnlH on friiiiy, April z, iw, ny u. J. orwm, J. v Younir. W. II. Mourn. W. P. Marsh nil iitid V II. Heck, under the act of AHNemhlv. entitled "An Act lo Provide fort lie Incorporation und regulation of Certain t'orporiitioiiH," approv ed April 2Mb, 1H74, nnd the Hiippleiiieii1 thereto, for the charter of an Intended eor norat.nn to 1m culled "UeviioldHVllle Real KM ill e Company,,' the character and object ot wmic ii im ior uia ptirpoHO or ptircnaMinK, liolillnic. Innimvlnir. leapt! nir and twdllnir wul state nnd for thene purpoHeH to have, uomhuhh anu enjoy an inu riKiita ani privilege or nam aci or AHHuniuiy aim Hiippiemema thereto. ll. M. McDonald, Solicitor. Get an Education Th bwi outfit In Uf. Ui mat bod and t CENTRAL STATE NORMAL SCHOOL LOCK U4VKN .!( C, lA. iron fMnliy, vfcrltd oowm good llbtuy nodarn pprtiu la laboratory mnd crnina nun, handaum bui Idiots, attanai? (rnonda. Rhortaat tint, laaat aipanac. Htata aid to ta danU. In Addition to rular onrsa( alao tlvawork Uoffarad in Miiiio(Hhrttianil.TrP writina. Sand fur Illustrated oatalugua. HUM ILIIUPI, Pa.O., frladaal, Uk ll, lHMLIBarVITYl mm. A new device to wiiRriilf croHin rpducm the vlsciwity of the milk thereby Ice to bundle, no crunks to turn, no machinery lo run mid keep In order. It is wbv aheud of tho bent Seimrators, becaime it is the Cheapest. Heat and Easiest device to bundle milk on the market, and tigate Its merits. VISCOSITY There Is a property In milk culled viscosity. Ills caused by the solids In milk aside from the butter fat. ft In a of tho cream. By proper dilution we can will separuto or raise in two hours. And. on the same principle, anything that will help the Cream up ipilckly, will also help ll, to come up thoroughly, there fore wc claim we get tho cream, not only much quicker, but cleaner, than with tho creamery. Hiivo used tho C.UAVITY CKKAM past two seasons to the satisiaction of ourselves and our customers, who pay us an extra price for our butter. Kvery dairyman that makes liul.t. r should use tho Gravity Cream Separator, and those that piiti-onlzo the cheese factory should use It spring, full and Sundays. Those that keep only one or two have tho advantage of a separator at u separator or creamery, Important Thing toThlnk Ttuout. In these times of low prices, how can we reduce I he cost, of P'-oductlon 1 I-'I IIST In handling our milk, we can n dmv Hie Mi st cost several hundred per cent, over anv other device by using the (iravity Cream Separator. SF.C'ONI) It diK'S away with storing, bundling and cost, of ice. J ill HI) It saves more than half the work. KOUltTII It Is easy to wash and keep clean. FIl-TII-lt runs Itself. SIXTH It Is durable, being well made of heavy tin. SKVKNTII It makes tho ladi-s happy. KKiHTH It Is endorsed by the (.range. NINTH Practical dairymen iflve up .heir creameries and high priced Separa tors to uso the (iravity Cream Separator. Since so many creameries have Inen built up In the ITnited States the farm er has been Induced lo believo he could do belter by selling his milk to creamer ies at 5 to It cents per gallon than he could by timklut; butter. But It is a great mistake, and one that is being found out by the 'iirniers rapidly, and as a result ninny creameries are being closed, as farmers will not s"ll their milk fur nothing. It is an established rule of commerce that the munuluc tor. d product makes a better profit than the raw product. With tho VI er(iiavlly Cream Separator It will pay thu farmer much better to make his o.vu butter at homo. With the exception of a short time In summer gcssl butter will sell for from 20 Ui i'i cents, and at this price milk made Into butler will pay b.-tlor than selling milk to creameries. STARTLING FACTS Brought to light by the experience of practical dairymen the past season have shown that tho diluted siveet milk from the (ir ivity Cream Sepanit; r is suierior for feeding puriHises to tho undiluted sour milk I rem pan system. And many claim It Is bettor than tho milk from the Centrifugal Separator. , This may look like a bold assertion, but it is easily explained. THE REASON WHY. Tho solids left In tho milk after tho butter is extracted aro what glvo the feeding valuo to tho skimmed milk. The (iravity Civani Separator leaves these solids In the milk, but tho Mechanical Separator, by Its great speed, collects these solids and deposits them in thu bowl of the Separator In the form of ropy, sticky and offensive substance, made otTcnMvc by the great speed and friction in thu bowl ot the machine. Price Llat and Sizes of the Gravity Cream Separator. No. 0, holds 7 gallons, for 1 to 2 cows, III) lbs. milk per day, 4.00. No. 1. "11 " " 2 to 4 cows, ll) " ' " 11.00. No. U, " 1H " " 3 to 4 cows, 1'.0 7.00. No. 2, " 2f " " 5 to 7 cows, 200 11.00. No.il, " 41) s " " Ntitl.'ieov.'H. 40d 11.00. Directions furnished with each Se araier. WHEELER GRAVITY CREAM MATH MOHNEY, Afjent Reunoldsvllle, Pa. HIGGLE toft NO. 3 BIQULE POULTRY BOOK No. 4 BIQULE COW BOOK the world the biggest paper of its siie in the United rltnlcs of Amcrica-r-haviug over a million and s-half regular readers. Any 0NB of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL YEARS (remainder of 18.V), 1000, ooi, loos and I003) will be scut by malt to any addreu for A DOLLAR UILL; ' nsmpleol FARM JOURNAL und circular describing BIOQLB BOOKS free. WILHKK ATKINSON CilAS. V. JSSSINS. Wheeler's GRAVITY CREAM SEPARATOR. I'Hlriili'il In I ho I'iiIIimI Hlritiw, Nov. 33, I Win, I'nlenti'il In Cnniulii Hcpt. II, Ikim. I'dh ihw ii( HfiiilHtlon I'uH'iili (I Hcpl. B, IMM. from milk by the dilute iirocowi, which H'Ciirinjr the cream In two hours. No you will mako no mistake If you Inves sort, of stickiness that retards the raining so reduce this viscosity that the cream 8KPAKATOII in our own dairy the cows, as well as the large dairyman, can small cost, compared with tho centrifugal SEPARATOR CO., Suracuse, N. Y. 1 1 d H II1UUDLC . . J T tmkf lit nny time. J ItV mini' limn a trouble If th kitchen Move dor, not HiTni-rn Mt part of the work Nttllsfartorlly. 4 CINDEKEbbAfi J afeSTOYES RANGE SjsSzZ 1 do their work In n niiiiuii'renHy for the tioUHe-J keeper. Tliry are notisl fur their eaNinllneNM oeoiiuniy ami ihiratilllly. Oisid linkers iH-rfuet roanters will do4 I'veryililiiu you wunt tliera to do. Holil with t lint iiiuh'iMtiiiulliiK. Reunolclvllle Hardware Co.1 BOOKS A Farm Library of unequalled Talue Practical, Up-to-date, Concise and Comprehensive Hand somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated. By JACOB BlddLE No. 1-B1Q0LE HORSE BOOK All nbout llorae Common-Sriue Treatlu, with over 74 illustration ; a standard work. Price, 50 Cents. NO. S BluQLE BERRY BOOK All about growinic Small Frutta read and learn bow ; contains 43 colored lile-like reproduction oi all leading varieties and too other illuatrations. Price, 50 Cents. All about Poultry ; the bet Poultry Book in existence ; tell. everything-; wltlnj colored life-hkerenroductiona of all the principal breeds; with 10) oilier illustrations. Price, so Cents. All about Cowa and the Dairy Business t having a great aale; contains Bcolored life-likereproductien.of each breed, with 13a other illustrations. Price, ju Cents. No. 6 BIOQLB SWINE BOOK Just out. All about Hors Breeding, Feeitlnr;, Dutch cry, Lisea.ie9, etc. Contains over 80 bcautilul half tones and other engravings. Price, 50 Cents. TheBiaOLB BOOKS are unique .orlxinal.usefut you never saw anything like them so practical, so sensible. They nre having an enormous sale Pinwt. Wct, North and houtli. Kvery one who keeps a Horse. Cow, Hog or Chicken, or grows Small Prittta, ought to scud right away fur the UlUULtJ UOOKS. The FARM JOURNAL Is your tinner, made for you nnd not a nil.fit. It Is n years old; it is the greut boltrd-dowu, hlt-the-nnilin-lhe-head, tluit.aftcr-VOU'haveaaid-!t. Farm mill llniiHtholil tinner in Address, FAHH JOVHNAI. PlllLAObLrUIA ACTIVK WlMt'ITOIIR WATtTKM KVKRY Where fer "The Htory of the I'hlllpiilncs" by Mnriil HnlHtond. rtimnilMsliineil by the tnvei'iiriii'ni an iintrini it ifttermu iti iimi nsr ll'lilirtiiiftil. Thn limik wtid wrill.ni In Ai-mv riitnim st Sua Krnnrlieei, rm the I'srlflr Willi (li'tiernl Merrlt, In the li'Kiiltalsnt lloniilala, in iifing iMitis, 111 ine 11-fMiriies si Slsnuit. in the ttmiirsi'fit esnins Willi AeiiltiMlflo. mi the ilix'k of Hie lilyinpls wli Ii Itewey, nnd In the ninrei iiutiii. st tin inu or Milium, muisnrn. fer ssetils. Ilrluifiil nf orlirltuil ph'tures tski'ii tiy giivernnieiit. phettisrsphers nn the sNit. i.iiriie iiiiiik. i.nw nrii't'x. nig prnuis. r reignt iniltl. t'teillt elveti Prop nil tniihy iiiinf- li'llil Mil. Iti.iLu 111, fill A,l,l..ua L' T lliil ber, Hrr'y.,Sliil- InsuiHln e lllilg., Chlengo. iaisrrlliincous. yII. 8TAMKY, ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW, irtlre nt. Motel Mi'l'eniit'll, Keymililsvllle, I'l 1 MITCHELL, J ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW. MHI.,. .... TV..-. U..I.. . ...... I . - .1.. ...... n .. nil,-,',. uMnn.iin miv Oitnmerelnl Hotel, Ueyntildsvllle, f'n. 1 Z. GOKDON. ATTOKNEY-AT-LA W, Ilrookvllln, JeiTerson Co. I'h. Offlrn In rnnni fnrninrlv riprntilf.d bv nnfflnii A l.'iirlxjtfr. West Mnln Hi reel. q m. Mcdonald, ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW, Notary I'lilille. real estatn hui'iit. 1'iiienls seeuretl, rellertlnns inntle iirtituptly. Ultlee In Noliin lilix'k, Heynoltlsvllln, I'a. ' s MITII M. McCUKlGHT, ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW , Notary rtttille and Kt'til Kslnte Agent, f'ol liM'tlons will reeelvo prompt silent Ion. Ottlre In KriM'lillrh tV Henry bltsk, uesr uosUiltlee. KeynoldHVllIu I'a. N EKP. JUSTICE OV THE PEACE And Ileal Estate Agent, Keynolilavllle, I'n. D U. IJ. E. IIOOVEU, KEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. ltesldfiit tlentlst. In the Krtielillrh A Hen ry bliM'k. near tho iKistottU'u. Matn street. Oeiitleness In opei-allne. jyn. u. dkveue kino. DENTIST. Oflli'u over IJeynoldHvllln II mil win e Co. store. .lllili Htreet, tieytioKlhViiie, i'n. It. L. L. MEANS. DENTIST, OfhYe In the .1. Van Heed htillditiii. near corner of Mala and 1-if ill Ktreetit. iltitrls. JOTEL McCONNELL, HEYNOLDSVILLE. PA. F HANK J. It LACK, Proprietor. The leading hotel of the town, llendtiuur- ters fur commercial men. Hteam heat, free Imih. bath risirns and closets on every flior. sample rtHiuis, Ijitltartl rtsim, telephone con nections &e. JJOTEL BELNAP, UEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. FRANK V1JSTZ, Proprietor. Klrst class In everr uurtlcular. Ideated In the very centre of t lie bimlnessuttrt of town. Free 'bus to nnd from trains ami commodious sample nsims for commercial travelers. PENNSYLVANIA KAILHOAD. Phliudulphlu &. Erie Hull road Division. In effect Nov. 20, 18118. Train leave Driftwood as follows: EASTWARD 9:(KI a m TYaln S. weekdays, for Riinhtirv. n iiKesnarre, iiaieiou, I'tittsviiie.nersnuin, Ilnrrlstiurg und thn intermediate sta tlons.'arrlvlng at riillsdelphla 6:2a p. m., New York. U:;m p. m. Hnllimore,n:dO p.m.) WuHhlngltin, 7:ift p. ni Pullman Parlor car from Vlllismssirt to Philadelphia and paa- senger rescues rrom iane to riiiiadeipnifi and Willlumsport lo Hultltnore and Wash Ingtoii. i:0nt p. m. Train it, weekdays, for Har. lult.tMtf Ql I ,.4..n.n,ll...n u.n.L.n. . riving at Philadelphia 4::tt A. M. ; New York, 7 : lit A. M. Piliimati Hleetilns cars from HurrlHliurg to Philadelphln and New York, t'hiladelplila paHwngers can remain in Bicuuer unuisiuria-u unlit :.)0 A. at. 10:12 n.m. Train t.dallv for Hiiiihurv Hurt-In htiig und Intermediate stations, arriving at I'hllatlelplila, :W a. St.; Now York, U:Si A. M.on week days and 10 :is a u. on Bun day; ltallimore, A:M a. m.i Washington, 7:4.1 A.M. Pullman sleepers from Krie and Wil llamsport lo Philadelphia and Willlamsnort to W uxhlngtoii. I'asNengers la Hleuer for Hallimore and Washington will be transferred Into Washington sleeper at Wll llamsport. Passenger roiu'hos from Erie to i-uiiaueipnia anu rviitiamsMirt to Haiti more. WESTWAUf) 4: If a. m Train V. weekdays, for Erie. Hldir- wa, lmllols, Clermont and principal Int4ir medialestallons. t:44 a. m. Train a, daily for Erie and inter mediate points. 6:47 p. m Train IS. weekdays for Kane and. iniermeaiatesiattons. THUOUOH TRAINS FOR DRIFTWOOD r HUM Tilt tABT AMUbOUTll. TRAIN leaves New York 5:110 p. m.,Philadl phlaM:A0 p. in. 1 WashlngUin 7:20 p. m., Bal timore S.4U p. m., arriving at Driftwood 4:;is a. m.. weekdays, with Pullman sleepers and passenger conches from Philadelphia to Erie and Washington and Haltlmura to vtiiiamsHirt. TRAIN 1A leaves Philadelphia : A. m.! Washington, 7.90 A. M. Haitlmore.iii.VJA.M.i Wllkosbarre, 10:1.1 A. MI weekdays, arriving at Driftwood at ft:47 p. u. with Pullman Parlor car (rem Philadelphia to ituamsport ana passenger couch to Kune. TRAIN Cleaves New York at 7:40 n. m.i Phils. deluhla. 11:20 n. m.: Washington. 10.40 u. m.i llaitittiore, ll:iiO p. ni.i daily arriving at unitwouu at v:t a. m. puuniun sleeping cars from Phila. to Wlllliimsn't. and tbrouirh passenger coaches from f'hllauelphia to Erie und Baltimore to Willlamsport. On Hundaysouly Pullman sleeper Philadelphia tu r.riu. JOHNSONBTJUG UAILROAD. (WEEKDAYS) Connections via Jolinsonburg K. R. and Ulilffway i cieartluld U. Ii. Ii. 111. WKKKIIAYS. p. III. .... lOOOAr t'loriuont Lv ... 10 40 .... IM WihmIvuIh .... 104H .... H.'iO gulnwooil .... to .Ml Uli) Hnilili's Run ... 101 111 lustantcr ... II 00 .... 0:m Straight .... 11 Oi .... ll'Jil Glen Hiiel ... 111:1 .... ti'.ti llendlL'o ... II 20 .... U 10 JohiiKouhurg .... 114U .... s.m.y Uldgway Ar.... 1 1 .VI p. in. a. 111. a. ni. p. 111. H 10 H SO Ar Rldgway Lv tt 20 13 III IM Blil Island Run S37 12 17 7411 s: Caiiniiii Transfer :t2 12 -J-J 7 40 2i l.'roylaiul 6 41 12 31 71 S2rt fthoi Is Mills S4.1 12 IB 7:il S2'4 Dine ltis:k 6 IS 13 M 7 2S S 17 farrier tl M 12 4.1 7 IS SOS Broi kwuyvllle 702 12 .VI 7 la 8 02 Lanes Mills 7 00 12 67 7!W Mi-Mlna Suiiimlt 7 11 7 04 7M HarveysUuu 714 107 7 00 7NII.V Falls f reek Ar 7 20 IIS 40 7 40 Ltr iniUois Ar7;o 140 liil 7trAr Falls fleck Lv '72.1 120 H4t 45 Ki'ynnldsvillu 740 1 :t It IH . ti'tl HiiH.kvllle H 111 3 II 6 10 5Ai New Bethlehem 9 10 H0S i t . Itrd Hank il H AO 1 40 Lv Pittsburg Ar 13 40 Ii .10 p. in. a. m. p. m. p. in. J. 11. HUTf HINSON, J. K. WOOD, Cieo llauager. lieu. Pass. Ag't. A LLEOHENY VALLEY RAILWAY w.i ai, in erroct Wednesday, 1, 18tW, Low Orado Division. Fob RANTWAIIti. No.LN6.A.TRo7tr STATIONS. . iMliurg ll IliinS . M.lp, at.A, S 4l 10 AS 11 0 II ar. .aw wiiihnm .. .. it. Belhlehem ik hldge uysville nttnervtlle... iHikvllle II 42 11 4S 13 OA 12 21 KI2 27 ii ler 12 mi Key noldsvltts . 2 A. I'H liconst tl (1:1 1 Is t.Meek I m Dll rial Hols lllltlL I H0 1 X I r.:i Wl litertitirn ... li nfleld 1 .VI Tvl i ns nnesette 1 nt... z 47 lirlflwiHHl.. l: 'r. m wrsTWAitn. No.2 No.ll INo.fOINo.S. STATIONS. lp. M Drift kismI P. H. Ill 10 A mil A AO rant eruienelte.... yler ennfletd Inteiliurn ... ithula in Hols allst'ieek .... nnroii si ;cynoldavllle. tiller tio as fi A7 A l 10 4" 11 17 ml A III! A 20 A .V: II 20 A 4:i A 4!'! A Ml 7 CO 7 IV 7 211 7 43' 1 Ml1 11 ; 11 42 12 W 4 on I 20 tl 2l 1 ItV 4 to t7 ill 7 40 7 A7 7 All 4 A IIAI 4 M I I 22 4 41 n on IS 00' S SI1 Irnokvtile1 iimmervltle... lavsvllle l.iLlllfln 4 At 2 111 A ml A 41! A Oil 2 27: t 47 2 At 8 0-i M 3 AO A 1A A 821 A A7 A in A A2l 1(1 171 A SA no A 2:1 10 9 a.-i A 4:i lew llethlehem A AO .nwnonlium . v 41 A AA! 12 40 A 20 A HO 2A Red Hank.... PI ttsburg. ... p. m. P. M Trains 7 sniTTsiinday only. All 01 her I rains n lv .vmnl ttnntt. t. da . . till AH. B. I'KlfE, AfT'n. Ors'i..StiPT. J AS. P. ANDERSON Ukn'i. Pass. Aot. BUFFALO, riOCHESTEU A PITTS" miRfJH RAILWAY TIMR TABLE. On and after fantmrv I. ISfM .,.n- ger trains will arrive and depart from Falls I reek station, dally, except Hominy, as fol- tlKPABT. or Dtillols, lllg Run and I'unxsutawney, lo.:r H m. I :m :i v. sim ., n. For Dtillols. furwensvillo and Clearfield, 7.25 a m. 1.40. A.frt p m. For Rldgway, Bradford and Rochester, 10.11 a m. For HIiIkwiiv, Brsilford and RulTnlo, 1.1A p. m. . ..I j.i.jiioiiinviiii, iw.m, h m, ..u p m. iHHM'R. r'rom I'linxsulawne, Big Run nd DuBols, .... n in, 1 . . .. p ni. rrom fleartleld, f tirweiisvllle and DuBols. I0.SA 11 m, r.4:, 4.17, 7.S.1 p m From Hiitriilo, Ris-hester, liindford and Rldg way, a.AA p. m. From Bradford and Rldgway, 10.32 am. 3.IW p m. From Keynoldsvllle, I.0.V A, 02 p. m. PaswMigers are rennested 10 nuivhiiu ti ir e's In-fore entering the cars. An exress chnrge of Ten ( 'etna will be collected by con- ..... ...... ....t u irkti. nie piuti on trains, irom all stations where a ticket olH.-e is maintained. ihousHud mile tickets gtsid for passage over any tsirllon of (he B.. II. A P. and Beech ( reek railroads ate on sale at two (2) cents per mile. ror iicsets, time tables and full Informa tion apply to ft. f. iiavis. Agent., Knynnldsvllle, Pa. E. 0. Lapct, (Jen. Psa. Agent, Rochester N. Y, Nobby Suits To Order ! JOHNS & THOMPSON. (Successors to Harnblet & Swartz) Merchant Tailors, Feel confident that we -can give satisfaction in -both cut and make up. W, A. Thompson, a cut--terwith Forty Years' Experience, -will do the cutting. We respectfully, ask the -people of Reynoldsville -to give us a call befe -ordering elsewhere. Johns & Thompson. L. M. SNYDER,! Practical Horse-Shoer and General Blacksmith. Horne-ehoeintr done in the neatent manner aud by the latest Improved metuodti. Ke paliinur ot all Ulnilrt carefully and promptly lluiie. 0 AT lt FACT IOW UUAHANTKKU. HORSE CLIPPING Have JiiHt received a complete net of ma chine hoi-He clippers of lutest atyle 'W patturn and am prepared to do clipping In the beiit poHblbte manner at reasonable rates. Jackson st. near Fifth. Beynoldavllle, Pa. A. M.I 1 401 a ioi r. 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Addrurw, V. T. tturber, Heo'y., Htur liihurancu IIUI4., Chlcatco. EVERY WO 1AN Koinetiine niwils a rvliubLo Uoiilhiy rc;uutiuf ujiJu:iiuk D, PEAL'S PENNYROYAL P'LLS. Ar (inimpt. safe andivrfuln In wur .'i'l-o Rn. lue ( Pr. I'Mul'aj iwvrUiiwiiii'4ut, Hti.t aywlnuixi 11 mi. 1 Kur wile by your Unionist. Ji
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