A Vnr'a II loan Klinvr.
Tb Porto R'ntim. ivlm nro all, from
tlicl )ililii'st to thi lowost, frrcnt Ann
dlrn In their wity, m"il;o mp ont of ro
con tint till iiml hoti:i'tun(l lye. Anil n
fine mmp it in stntotli ittiil franTntit.
Thin roooninit nil mriii nnrt f,r "hav
lug. Wlicn ft tmin wImIii'M to linvo a
nliiivo In tlm iiiorniiiK. bfl Mnrts ont
wit It IiIh cocunrmt Mii'll flip nml Ills
ilimlcey t:iil brush mul bnttlo. It 1
never any trottlilo tn lliicl Hit empty Imt
tln In Porto TViin. Culm, .Tiitnnlrii ir ill
tnoHt nny nf tliii lurncr West Imlln is
lmuls, i-von In rmnotrt spots in tlm
niontitnlns. At least 20 Koiu'rntions nf
tlii lily ii'oili Imvo UvimI them nud
thrown iiwny the Ixittlin.
The ti in 11 ciii rlin no mirror. lit In too
poor to own mich n luxury. Not onn
house' in 20 In Porto Rico linn ivcn thn
vrry rhi-npi-Mt lci:il:iiin k''"""- U'lt (ton
wnlly rich n:tnrn provlilos thp mirrot
an well nM thn run p. Tho limn (foin to
sonur nrnvrnli'iit pool In thn iimnntiiin
ntnmiu where- tin wntcr In ipiitn still.
There in IiIh mirror. Hn broiilm IiIh hot
tin on n Mono mid deftly ph k out a
shiirp phvi) of imit.'ililn size. Thru hn
In til rs IiIh fucn profusely nml begins to
ncviipn itwny with hi piece of tonus,
which in liln hnmls works us well as the
best uteri rnnor. A rut. or even a slight
ncriiti-h. in extremely rnrn hh n resnlt of
thin ill fresco form of shaving. (Jlilon
go TiiiiiK-Hi-riild.
The l.nr lis.
Thn larynx litis been coinpiirnd to n
wind, a rnrd nnd n stringed iiiMtrnitinnt.
Thn fompiiri.-on of it to n violin iritve
rise to thn not Vnry noetiriitn phrnse
"viK'iil corny " as thn immn of thn two
cushions which urn it inoit iromiiiciit
features. Hut mi ntrinj? n short .as thiro
"vocal cords" could proiliton ti musical
bnxs nntc. In fact, thn comparison nl
tlm larynx to nny instrument which
prodnccH only musical toinn is inailc
tpintii, to boyin with. Thcrn in no in
xtmnicnt lint thn lnrynx which pro
duced liotli tini'c nnd speech, mid ns
those companions view tho lnrynx
merely iim a producer of musical souihIm
we have no further concern with them
nt present. ItciilcM, the voice can !n
trained for spoi eh, elocntioii nnd ora
tory without a Itnowhilitn ot thn physi
ology of thn larynx.
Wn havn thn power of adjustiiiK thn
larynx; of varyiiiK thn tension of its
cords, cnshioiiH or liiriimciits, as they
linvn been varionsly culled. Wti en" c'o
these things withont scientific technic;
nl knowledge, of how they urn donn,
withont any knowhilxo nt nil of vocal
physiology, nnd It In tho work of the
trainer of thn voles to tench hin pupils
or her pnpiln we may be allowed to
nny how to do them. Chambers'
Journal.
The Itnjr nnd the llnrr.
A plnnsnnt ntory of tho Dnke of Dev
onshire coined from Chatsworth. He
was strolling, gun in hand, through one
of hin own fields nnar Uaslow when he
ntnrted a hare, which he shut, and wm
going to pick It np when a small boy
jumped ont of a neijhlorinK hedge and
warned him off. "Hnre, monster, " cried
the small boy peremptorily, 'yo' ninst
nao touch that. "
"Why nott" asked the dnke, amnned,
Boeing thnt ho win not recognized.
"Why, it'nth' duka'a," annwered the
boy, "an he'll have yon locked op if he
known."
"Oh I" naid f.'v (rrace. "Then will
yon take charge of it t"
"Ayo, thnt I will," annwered the boy
promptly. "Me fayther's a keeper."
Half an honr afterward the boy and
the hnre arrived in the kitchen at Chats
worth. The dnke had taken a nhort cnt
home nnd had the boy brought to him.
The little chap wan dnmb with terror
when he learned what a mistake he had
made, bnt the dnke gave him a S shil
ling piece, called him "a good lad" and
sent him away rejoicing.
Bmnrt Little Girl.
A little girl who has Just entered
school Jubilantly announced to her fa
ther that she had beaten all the girls
above her in the arithmetic) clans and
gone to the top.
taconragingly. "How waa it t
"Well, yon see, the teacher naked the
girl at the head how mnch waa 8 and
o, and she didn t know and, naid 12,
and the next girl said 0, and the next
. - IB 4 .1 L MM A
vuu Mill A , iuu iuo uoaii uuv vniu v.
Bnch silly answers I Then the teacher
asked me, and I said 18, and she told
me to go top. 'Course it waa 18. "
"That waa nice, " aaid the father. "1
didn't think yon could add no well
How did yon know it was 18?"
"Why, I guessed it Nobody aaid
18. "Pearson a Weekly.
The Mbelona "Ther
The one torm "they say" la respon
aible for nine-tenths of the lies which
repetition and familiarity finally con
vert into seemingly bona fide evidence.
One- usually bears an exciting bit of
gossip launched forth with these words,
while at the same time the speaker
adroitly shields herself by declaring that
personally she does not know it to be
true. The man or woman who thus
acreena himself or herself is nothing
short of a coward. Josephine Hill in
Woman's Home Companion.
Current Literature.
"Yon are preparing a new edition of
your popular novel," said the caller.
"I am," replied the novelist
"Well, I have a proposition by which
we may both moke money. Where you
ay, 'She glued her lips to his,' why
not add, 'noing Stycker'i celebrated
glue J' ' Philadelphia North Ameri
can. "Da trouble wif some men dnt knows
heap," said Uncle Ebon,' "is dat dey
hab soch a jiositivo way p' tellin it dat
dey makes folks too mad to listen. "
Washington Ktur.
When Spring coiriPH, the
balmy bret7,epnii(l the
proKpoctfl for good nnd
dry rondflwUl mnkeyovi think
of
BICYCLES
If yon wnnt n wheel
get one thnt if worth
riding. Don't tnke
"nny old thing" yon
pee, for you'll be norry
when you nee it in a
little while. Conpider
three things: the ineeh
nnipm of the wheel, the
reliability of the nink
er nnd the economy for
yourself.
Stearns
Crescent
Geneva
Harvard
biryeleH are as good
nnd nn rhenp nt good
wheels can be made.
i," aaJhe
I itt" w
"Many o man," once said Phillips
Piooka, "can say, 'I did the things my
f r!mr tgld nie, bnt the man. I am my
l-.' .'..'T made me. ' "
you turnten tlie wife
PricstcrBros. wllliurnlsHMG
HOME,
Their Hpringnale in the talk
of the town. In their large
ntore everything enn befotn.d
needed in the home, hvery
thing best value and lowet-t
price beyond all comparison.
Garpets, Furniture.
Babu Garrlaaes.
HARD) a . . (SOFT
WA H K ) AIN" WARE
Redding, Mattresses, Com
forts, lMllows, Feathers, tte.,
all of the best and cheapest.
Our business is not of
mushroom growth. We did
not spring up in spring to fall
again in fall, it is of ever
green character.
Priester Bros.
Subscribe for
The -X" Star,
If you want the New,
First National Bank
OF REYNOLDS V1LLE.
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000.
$6,500.
', Mitchell, Preeldentt
ftcott Mct'lKllend, Vie Pres.)
John II. Kanrher, t'aahler.
Director!
0. Mitchell, Scott McClelland, J. O. King,
jonn ii. i.nrnpic, u. r.. ifrown,
Q. W. Fuller, J. H. Kaucber.
Does a general banklnffbuiilneiMiatid tnllctt
tne aroounTH or morcnantfi, pniroHHionai men,
farmers, mechanic's, miners, lumliermen mno
others, pmmlHliiK the most careful attention
to tne ousiness oi an persons.
Bate Deposit Boxes tor rent.
First National Bank building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-Shoer
and General Blacksmith
Horae-nhoolnR done in the neat out manner
and by the Ik tent improved nivthodt. He
pntrlng of all kinds carefully and promptly
done. Satisfaction Guahaktkko,
HORSE CLIPPING
Have Just received a complete set of ma
chine hortte cllppeni of latent ftlyle 'UH pattern
and hdi prepared to do cllpnlnff In tne bent
possible manner at reasonable ratoa.
Jackson St. near Fifth. BeynoldavUle, Pa.
WHEN IN DOUBT, TRY
l-5,"Thev have
stood the tCftoivQm.
And huva cured thousauili uf
Cuieiol Nervout lueat, tiich
etUebilitv. Diiztneti. bleeutni
nctt an J Varicocele, Atioitiy,&o
They clear the briain.atrenKthcn
the circulation, make digcfciioa
uenoci nu impatt ncAimy
: 9 ...I,. ..k-.l Ail
drains and lowes are checked
tmna Itrslll trmmnnth. Unless patients
tfUUIIg ngalllt at properly cured, their coatlU .
lion often worries them into Insanity, Consump
tion or Death. Mailed sealed. Price $i per bo
6 boics, with Iron-clad legal guarantee to cure Of
refund the awney, j oo. Send fnr free book.
For sale by II. Alux Bloke.
J
5 4?Sr
SHIOK & WAGNER
This wiM'lc wo nicintlon a frw of thn ninny ni'w tilings Unit ynii w ill
nerd In tin; nmir fiitttrn. Of course you want the nlctcwt, inn memt ilurablo
(cmkIh that you van trot fur your mnttpy.
WASH (i(H)l)3 Kvoryllilna tliat Is nctw anil up-lo-cliito from fin.
Lawns anil Lappet to no. Stlk (Uni;liHms. Wo now luivo tho flm-nt linn
of Siiintnor (iiMiils Unit was i-vcr hmtiKlit to town. Don't full to hmh thorn.
' SltlltT WAISTS Your rliolc'o from 40c;. to HA Klt;lit stylos of
fillc. whIhIs In tlio now sti lpcs.
Dltr.SS (iOODS A nnu linn In Horiro, (!iiHliiniroH, I'opllns, Covert
Clollid, Uliick Cropons, rutii;ltiK In prlcto from lL'ict. to 2.IKI.
LACKfX'HTAINS HI stylos In Liuto CImliilns from 2'x to T.1K
that we wish to rail your nttontlon to. Don't forgot, that wn nro lii'tul
(iHirtorn for Curtains of all klntl.
SIIOK.S Wn linvn Just roctolvucl u liifRo lino of Hliai-H In tuns nml
IiIik'Ics for men, women anil rhllclren.
DOMKSTICS-l'iililenehecl Mnslln from 1 to 7e.
Illrneheil r, lo So.
Kino lltilf Itleuelieil Muxlln He.
II anil KM SlieetiiiK frotn I li to :':ie.
CallnoH " to lie.
Outlnif " fi to Hie.
I.iilieiiHliir Clnirliiim He.
Hlilttliiif 5 tni!.
A few words to the men anil hoys llon't fotyet Hint, we euny it full
lino of Men's and Hoys' Sultx, Shirts, Huts, I 'tips, Neekwetir, An'. Wo
urn iip-lo-chitn In this line anil enn (rive you pi lecs tlnil will hiii'ii'Imo you.
('nil unci ls nonvlnoecl, Kntt'tintv.i llitnnli miilii store tun) on r'lfth street,
Don't foriret tho place.
8IIKIK t WAONKK,
Sueeessors lo A. I). Deemer A I Jo. Next dooi- to l'oMtolllen.
The Jefferson Supply Go.
have their Spring Stocks now
in, and very complete, too.
Moii'h Snitrt nl' Hut latest
HtyleH and piittcriiH that an'
Ntlll'l'H.
In Meii'nSlraw ami Crash
Hats we have just the
thingH ti) suit you.
Our Ladies' ami Chil-
dren'B Sailors and Trimnied
llatfl are selling fast and
we are receiving new storks
every day.
If you want n Hii-yclo we
can fit you out in proper
style.
We sell the Deniorest
Sewing Machine, none
better, at $1S.!30 to 2.r.0().
Shoes we have a com
plete line of, that are all
right in every way.
New Dress (ioods in all
the newest things. If you
see them they will please
you.
o
A fine new linenf Children's.
'.'-Piece Suits that can't lie
heat in quality and price.
IOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOCK.100
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES thPOTld
Fur 1 5 years the
leader in men's fine
footwear at a pop
ular price.
V. L. Ixwglas
shoes are Union
made, by the best
skilled workmen in this coun
try. Look for the stamp on
t h e innersol.
when buying.
We are the
exclusive
agents
for
REYNOLDS VI LLK, PA.R
30O00O000O000000O00OO00O
UNioy7srMp
Call and see us, and we will
try to please you.
THe Jeiierson Suddiu go.
3
( RKYNOLDSVILLK,
BIG STORES- rati im el,
ItIG SOLDIER.
r -issisaaMi n
r
GOOD AND BAD
Htoves rt'Hcmtiln nicll otlinr very climely.
It's wlion limy are put In iie t ti lit tliry toll
their pncllfreo. A
n aE.-mUaC-C Km M sWI sTl WT SK. .
Hre made of thpbot muterliilH, mul repi-vHenl
iiulte h number uf ImprovemeiilH In hIovls
nmkliiK.
Thry mcrt every wnnt of the liimwkwiM'r
In to HullHfiM'tory nmniitT nt a nxMli'iHtiMroMt.,
PIKT, WOUK. WORRY, WAHTE,
ALL LEFT OUT.
OimhI bukerH porff't roHHtnni.
Huld with thnt uiidurHturidlhK
Reunoldsvllle Hardware Coj
The Farm Journal Is chnap bnt nut
too clii ap ui bs K'xxl; it I" full of Rlnifor
and Rtiinpllon, ami litis as many ot luir
KockI IIiIuks in It tlitit you can usn as
any iuicr at any prion. It will bu sunt
IIvh yi'iit's in siiliNiti llH't's of Tub staii
who uiy iirri'iiniKi'H unci onu your in ail
vaiiiin hikI 2"i iti'tits i-xti a, nr 91 .25 fur
tho 'Virtu Jimnml fur II vu yi-ars anil
Tnn H'l'AIl for mil' yrar.
A LLKOHRNY VALLKY UA1LWAY
COMPANY, in effctet Wednifsdav,
Fob. 1, IHWI, Ixiw Orailn Division.
liltarrllanroiia.
yll. STAMKY,
A'lTOUNRY-AT-f.AVV,
Ollli c lit llnli'l Mi-t'otiiii'll, Kfytmlilxvllln, I'n.
ATTOllNKY-AT-f.AW.
Ollli'v mi Went MiiIm ntrri'l iiihmII the
I'tiiiiiiKMi'liil llottl, lcrytioldHVltlii, I's.
STATIONS.
'IttNlllllI. ...
((oil hunk....
iiwsoiihiirri .
Ni'i Ili-tlili'hPtti
OiiM Klilun
MityHvlllii
HilMitjii-t vlllo . .
llr.Hik vlllu
Hi'
r'Hllnr,
V tl'ilrtn V 1 1 1-.
Illll'llllht
''nMNi'i-fik....
Imlliils
fnlnila
Wlnli'i liiirn ...
I'lllllll'lll
'vlur
HoMllfWltO. ...
Omul
driftwood
(V
IjOlllHiN,
Avalon Terrace
Tom Reynolds' Addition to Reynoldsville, Pa.
The bent town plot now offered for
sale, right in the town, and with
every convenience. As a future home
it is the beBt; as a growing invest
ment, it is without an equal.
LOTS HAVE BEEN SOLD AND
ARE SELLING NOW. DONT
WAIT. GET THE BEST.
I have for eale 100 lots, 50x150 ft.,
on Grant St. These lots will make
beautiful building spots and sold on
easy payments.
Remember no taxes for 181)9.
Remember the Title to every lot guaranteed.
Lots at 150, sold if 10 down and 50c. per week thereafter.
Lots at 175, sold l5 down and 1.00 per week thereafter.
Also (or buIo, Lots on Pleasant Avsnuo and Worth
Ktreot, (arm of 40 ueroa with houso, burn and nioro
kinds of fruit trees than any (arm In the country.
Roynoldsvillo, with Its Silk Mill, employing litK) hHnda, Coal Mines,
employing about 1.1(H) niuu; the, largest Woolen Mills in the State;
Machine Shops; a Tannery, employing 150 men, and other industries
tbat will be here bufore the year closes, will make these lota an
lnBtmt!iit that will more than double themselves before you gut
thetn Paid for.
iiifTmTT r -mr -itiititt m a
DJIUU Al. JUCUUAlUlll, iVOKNT
ATTOI1NKY-ATLAW,
llniiikvlllii, Ji iri-min ('o. 1 'is.
Olltor In riifiin riit-iiiirl v orruplfil tiy Uoiilttn
A ( oilii'tt Wiwl. Multi Htrm-l..
Q M. Mi'DONAIJ),
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW,
Nntiiry Pulillr. rent I'lliit. inront. I'hioiiin
m-ciiH-ct, rtittrrtlnlm iiiimIii iriilnil ly. Otttfo
In Noliiii liliM'k, ICfyiioiilMVllfii, I'll.
gMfTIl M. McCllKKillT,
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW,
Notiiry I'nlilti' nml lloiil fsluli. Affi'iit. Col
lortlmti will ri'i'i'tvi tiioiiiit uiifiitliiii. Otlli'ii
In t'liH'till.-h A lli'iiry hliM-k, Hour Hmtolllt:ci,
Ki'yiiolilHvlllii Pit.
J i.
JL'STICHOKTIIKI'KACK
Ami l.'osil Kstnti Ai.i-iit, KcyiiiiltlHvlltf, Pit.
j yi. a. K. lioovKii,""
UKYNOLHSVILf.K, J'A.
lie-l.li-nt .li'iitl .l. In the I'm.i lilli li Me n
ry lilufli, ni'iif tho iimhIoIIIi'i', M.'tln hi i a;i't
(ii'lW li'lir 111 ollflltMlii:.
1)U. It. IikVKKK KINO.
DKNTIST,
Oltlfc it'!- Iti-yinlii-.vllir 1 1 :i i il i. in i. Cii.Hliiri
Muln m n i l. li-.v IM..Ir- ill"-, I'll.
I)
II. L. L. MKANS.
DKNTIST,
Otlli'ii In tho .1. Vim Itooil hlillillnir. ni'Hr
eiiriii'i' nl .iiitiii anil I inn rIiooIk.
Hotel.
JJOTKL MctJONNKLL,
UKYNOLDSVILLK. I'A.
FltANK J. It LACK, I'mpririi,,:
TImi losrllnu liotol of tlHitown. Ilnuilriimr-
tori, fitt- oiiiiiniorofiil moil. Htomri lioitt, free
Iiiih, littt h rooms nml olohots on nvnry door,
ftiiinino riMimN, niiiiitrii riHitn, i.oioiiiiiiic run
Hoot liiim o.
II
OTKL HELNAP,
UKYNOLDSVILLK, I'A.
FltANK JUKI,, l'r,HHr.
PlrHlohms lntvcry nuiiloiilitr. LochIcicI In
tlm voryrontri! of tlm IiihIiioh imrt of town.
Froo 'tins to nml frotn trulim itiiilf'iifnmoclioiis
sittntilo riMiniH rorooiiimorolitl Iritvi'inrH.
JJKNNSYLVANIA UAILUOAD.
I'liiiadelphlu V Kilo Hal I road Division
In elTi.ct Nov. 20, IWlS. Trains leave
Driftwood as follows:
EAHTWAHD
U:lft a m Trsln S, wpokclnys, for Hiinliiiry
WllkoHlmrro, Hiifllotiin, I'ottMVlllo.HorHliton
ItitrrlNliurs hiiu tlio IntorrnocllHte Hta
tlmiH, nrrlvliiu nt 1'hlliiilolnliln f.a v. in.
Now Ynrk. M:.l l. in. : lliilllmiiro.(l:ll u.m.i
WsNhliiL'tnn, 7: IS i. in I'lillmsn I'srlur our
from WllllsrnNMirt lo I'hllitilolplila srtrl pss
sontior ronohes f rom Ksmi lo I'lillmloliihla
hiiu uuiiHiiiHpoiL 10 nuiiimora aim nann
liiKlon.
4:0:1 p. m. Trsln . wookdsjrs, (or llsr
rlxliurK mid Intorinodlute ststlons, sr-
r v nil ut I'll llllo In i H 4::l A. u : Now York
7:14 A. M. I'lillmsn Hlooplni rnrs from
lliirrlNliiim to I'lilliidolplilu unci New York,
l'lillndolplila piiHKoniiors run ronmln In
sieenor uniiiKiurix-u until T.m A. u.
t0:12 ii.m. Tntln 4.cliillv for Hunliiirv. 1 1 arris-
tim-ic mid liiinrmodlHIo stntlntiH. nrrtvlmtitt
I'lilliiiloliililit, n-.fii A. M.i New York, ::
A. H. on wook diiVH nnd lll.:is a m. on fun
dity i lliiltliniire, a. h.i WhhIiIiikIoii, 7:41
A.M. I'ullmiin bIooimtb from Krle and Wl.
llitiiiHort to I'tillHuoliililaund WllliumHKirt
to W HshinKtoii. I'ussonttors In Hloopor
for llalllmore unci Washington will !
trnnHforred Into nsHhlnston n loo nor st Wll
HamsfMirt. PaHHonuor ciiitohos from Erie lo
riiiiaueipiiiii anu willlaiinpurt to Haiti
more.
WESTWARD
4:1 a. m. Train , weekdays, for Erie, Kld
way, iiuiiniK. inriiiont anu principal inter
mediate Htatlons.
(:44 a. m Train , dally for Erie and Inter-
meuiate poinia.
5:47 p. m. Train 1.1, weekdays for Kane and
iniermeuiace Htatlons.
THKOIOII TRAIN FOR DRIFTWOOD
FROM Til K KAKT AND SOUTH.
TRAIN (leaves New YnrkA:Mp. m.,I'hlladel
DhlaS:A0D. m.i WanhliiKton 7:i d. m.. Hal
tlmore H i p. m., arriving at Driftwood 4:M
a. m., weoKuays. witn I'uumsn aieeuers ana
paHHeiiKor coaohes from I'hlladefphla U
Krlu and WashliiKton and Ualtliuore to
wiiuauiHpori.
TRAIN 1A leaves Philadelphia :&) A. m.!
WaHhlnKton,7.5UA. u. Hallluiore, H:S0 A. M l
Wllkestiarre. 111:1.1 A. H.l weekdava.
arriving at Driftwood at A:47 p. M. with
Pullman Parlor car from Philadelphia to
wiiiianmport. ana passenger ooaoii to nane.
THAI?! a leaves ewtrora at7:4ii p. m., riiua-
de nh a. 11:211 D. m.i Washington. 111.40 D. m.i
Hh III more, ll:.Vi p. in.; dally arriving at
I'mtwofN-i nt s:i a. m. ruiiman siet:pinK
cars from 1'h Hit. lo WIIHamsn't. and Ihrouich
pitssengor roarhos from Philadelphia to
Krle and Baltimore to Wllllamsport. On
Huiidayaoiiiy Pullman sleeper Philadelphia
to eric.
' JOUNSONBURG RAILROAD.
(WEEKDAYS) .
Connections via Johnsonburg R. R. and
Ridgway & Clearfield U. li.
a. rn.
WKKKIIAVS.
10 l Ar Clermont Lv .
k.M Homlvale
t.Vj Qulnwood
(4 (imllh'sUun
(40 Instantor
CM MrulKlil -
(211 Clou lluel
ll'.ll Hendliro
( 1ft JohiiMinhurg
8 M I.v Itlilgwuy Ar
p. m
10 40
10 40
10 5ft
10 M
II 00
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Island Run
Carman Trannfor
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Lanes Mills
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J, R. WOOD.
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"Triitus faiiiTs Hn inlay "ouiy. All iitlior trains
daily exoepi Siniili.v,
imn. 11. run r.. A-r ci . urN'i..norT.
JAN. p. ANIiKUHON Ur.H'i. Pass. Aot.
lUI I' ALO, UOCIIFSTKU ft 1'ITTS-
HIIIIfMI It A II.WA V
TI.MK TAIII.K.
On mid after liiinii,i-ir 1 isici miun.
(or triilns will arrive nml depart from Fulls
( rook Million, dally, enceut Hiindnv. as fol.
inn: j
lieeAiiT
For Imlliils, IIIk Run nnd Puiixsiitnwiiey,
ii in, i..ii, .1..I.I, s.iki p ni,
For' liiiltnl... ( III V.OIIBVIIU. and Cleiirflold, 7.2.1
a 111. t.4n, ft. 11', p m.
Fur RlilKway, llniilfnrd mid Rm'hostor, 10.11
a in.
For Ridgwny, llriKlfind nnd lliiffiiln, 1.1.1 p. m.
I or Roynolilsvlllo, Hi:f. 11 m, 4.17 p in.
AltlllVK.
Frntii Piiiixsiiiiuvih y. Itlg Run and linlluls.
V.oo. I'M I 11 111, l.lft, 4 12 p in.
From ( loarllolil. ( ur.voiisvllle nml Iliillols,
10 .11 II III, l .'.l'i. 4.17, 7.;VI p in
In. 111 liiiirulo. RiN-hosier, llniilfuril and Ridg
wny, Il.l.l p. in.
From llriuirord mid Ridgwny, I0.:t n m, 3..1S
p 111.
Frimi Koyniililsvlllo, t.m, .imp. m.
Plissonirors me loimoslofl In mirolinse llek.
els liofnre entoi liiK I he ours. A n eoess
charifoof Ten I'onts will ho oollected hy rem-
mi, -11, , s 1.11, -ii litres me pit it j on trains, from
al I slat Ions whore a tloket odloe Is maintained.
Thousand mile tlokets irood for nnssnvn
over nny iHirtlon of the II., It. h P. nnd Heooh
a ran loans are on sale at two 1:1 cents
per mile.
For tickets, lime tallies and full Informs-
Hon apply to
r.. i :. HAVis. Agent, Keynoldsvllle, r.
K. C. LAer.v, Oen. Pas. Anont.
Itis hoslor N. Y.
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"Queen Quality"
The famou hoe
for Wl otnC'ti,
93.00.
We Invite you to rati utul
examine our newent fault'
ion of "Queen ijualltif"
jfa nhoe, for whlrh tre lutve
excitative mile.
J. K. JOHNSTON.
Nolan Block
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Nobby Suits
To OrdeiC
JOHNS & THOMPSON.
(Successors to Hamblet Sc Swartz)
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 us a call before
-ordering elsewhere.
Johns & Thompson.
EVERY WOMAN
Sometime iK-eds a rellablBl
monthly reguhuiug matra-iri
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL plLLS.
Are pmmpl. ssf a mod certain la mi!' TrueaJ
lutf dir. lval'sj tiVverdisaut'iiut. . ;wut--
fc.DU. T 1
Fur sale by tour druggist.