volume a. KEYNOLOHVILLE, I'KNN'A., WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, HUM. m-m a mnm ii t trTrr: a Tf:,Tar wr j s Nobby Suits To Order ! JOHNS & THOMPSON, (SixwMiom to Uaniblet A Hwartx) Merchant Tailors, Ft;! confident that we -caii give wit infliction in r Iwth cut nnd make up. VV. A. ThompHon, a rut- -tr with y Years' Experience, will do the cutting. We reppectfully auk the people of Heyiioldnville to give nt a call fWo ordering elnewhere. Johns & Thompson. LMNANCI Al, UTATFMr.NT uf WINSI.nW HcIiihiI District fur lhi Vrur Fading lime Ath, Ihihi. In Ace't Willi O. II. Hmntllicad, Treasurer. UK. To cash rec'd on hank notes tuiim fin iH'iillvclnr Hiiiiiim- 1,714 tut " ' W. II. RcImt . J.Tcmiw 1 Hlttt,. iiiroprliii Ititi 4,1151111 Hm'l from room v ttvas Ml 17 " cash from 'ol. Himiisc for Mm lux. Hit on " rent mid tuition .. . hum ' null- Rig Soldier M'IhhiI l c h-1 1 ' . . N14 Ml " Isii-rowcd money H.lifiiio " Iml. due treasurer zid lit , , , '' I4,UI04.I Hy old orders red m d, IMitl-117 l,55ll 4k " " " IBlm-IBl. 11 174 711 . " Teachers' salarl!-. II.K17711 " Tren. t pr t't.on alHtve or ders il., less $iii.:iii older mI. for iMirmwed money.. 274 48 fU.IHII 4:1 . In Aif't villi Amos Hi muse, Collector. To duplicate-school mi " " imildlng 1.5.11 70 To Iml iliifi from Inst year I, ml 2s 1 'It. ii,:i:mn4 Hy rash paid Irea. Iv Ki'lM'r.B2,70!i Its ,r " . " " liyNtniiiso 1,714 HI " exoneration 21'' 211 " return order tol'o.tttas 1 1 School 41 2H H11II1II1111 IUI4 " 5 pr ft . emu. on tax col. IIH-u H5 7,1 " Iml. dni) district. 1,474 51 KM1 M4 Audited I Mm I2lh day of Juno, Inihi. ' liKVI Sf lll'f'KKIIH, 1 Al.l.KN CATIIKHH, i AlllllllirH. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Philadelphia Ri-iu Railroad Division. In effect May 21, 18!li. Trains leavo Driftwood a follows: F.ASTWARD W:(KI a ni Train s, weekdays, for Hiinliury, Wllkcsharre, lliiilcton I'litiHVlllc.Hcranloii, llarrlshurg nnil t Intermediate sta tions, arriving nt . ..nitilvlphln. :'.1I p.m., New Ynrk.tclM p. m.i llnlilinoro,n:lin p.m.; Washington, 7:15 p. ni Pullman I'Hrlor car from WilllamspiM'l 10 Philadelphia und pas senger conche from Kane to Philadelphia and WllllaniHMirt 10 Hnltlmore and Wash ington. 4:011 p. m. Train (I, weekday, for llar rialiurK and Intermediate stations, ar riving at Philadelphia 4:4. A. M.i New York, 7.0H a. 111. 1 Hallliutiro, 2.110 a. in.: Washington 4.00 a. M. I'iiIIiiihii Sleeping cara from llarrlshurg to Philadelphia, and New York. Philadelphia pasnengcr ran remain In loouer undlHturtaid tmttl 7:M A. tt. 10:12 p.m. Train 4,dally for Kunliiiry. llarrls burg and Intermrsllate stations, arriving at riilladelphla, a, h.i New York, A. M. on week daya and 10.:ut A M. on Pun day ltiiltlmiiru, a. H.t WanhliiKUin, 7: 4.1 A.M. I'nllmnn Mleonem f rom Krle and Wll llamxportto I'lilladelplilaand Wllllamaport to WiiHhliidlon. I'aHHeiipeni In aleeiT for Hnltlmnra and Wan.ilnxton will lie tranferreillnto VahlnKloii ideeperiit Wll llamaport. fatwewKer roachea from Erie to Philadelphia and wllllaniHuort to Haiti more. WESTWARD " 4:H8 a. m. Train , wekdayH, for Erie, Hldif way, Dullola. Cleraiont and principal Inter mediate statlona. :44 a. m.Traln i, dully for Erlo and Inter mediate point. 5:42 p. m.--Traln 1, weekdnyi for Kane and Intermediate mat lima, TMIOUGH TKAINH KOll PR1FTWOOD KltllM Tilt. F.AKT AM.HlllITll TRAIN luavea New Virkft:AA p. m.,riillndel- pnia n:nu n. m.; naNiiitiKton 7:i p. m., Bal timore 8.40 p. m., arrlvlnir at Driftwood 4::in a. m., weekdaya, with l 1 1 mitn Hlneuera and pamHiiiKer roachea from l'hllndelplilii to Krle and WunhliiKton and llaltlniure to J I TRAIN a leiiven New York at T:M p. m.i I'hlla- wiinamNpori.. aeinnia, u:tj p. m.i WaNliington, 10.40 p. m.i Baltimore, 11:U p. ni.j dally arriving at Driftwood at 9:44 a. m. .'ullnii.ii aleeplng cars from I'hlla. to Wllllamii't, and llircingh onrtHeiiKer roarnea Tnim I'llliuueipnia Ul Erie and Haltlmnre to WIlllamHport. On Bundayaonly I'ullman almper l'lilludeluliia .to Erie. TRAIN 15 leave I'lilladeluhla 8:40 A. m.i VtHxIilnitton, 7.55 A. a. 1 Kali (more, 8:55 a. M. WllkeHharre, 10:55 a. m.i weekdayH, arriving at Driftwood at 5:42 p. 11. wltli Pullman Parlor ear from Philadelphia to WllllamKport and piiaHeiiKereoa.-h to Kane. Connection, via Jolin-tmbiir H. It, and Ridjjway & Cluarliold U. It. a.m. wkkkiiavh. p. nT 10 45 Ar Clermont 10 55 1102 11 05 II ON 11 14 II lit II 27 II If! 11 4:1 11. Ml 1(1 HH 10 : 10 ill 10 2.. 1020 10 11 10 05 1155 140 Lv Woixlvitlo Qulnwood Kiiillh'ii Hun IiiHiiiuter MnilKlil Gil'll IlllKul Keii(lli.o JollllnDlltllll'll lllilnway Ar . p. ni. 715 7 0K 7 0.1 H54 ft 51 It 47 U4:i Hit) Hi ''lit it 15 0O 15 01 5 27 440 400 140 11. tu. 115 Ar U2n 11 S3 15 a. m. l.v 700 Vx- 7 21 7 25 ' 7 2 7 ill! 74:1 7 47 7 51 7 54 Ar 80O Ar 8 10 p. m. 12 20 12 27 12 :cl 12 lill 12 411 VIM 12 51 1 00 104 '1.0 1 45 Rldjfwny IhIiiihI Hun Carman TraiiNfer t'roylund HIioriH.MIIU lllue HiK-k Harrier llriM'kwayvllle l.aiiu Mill Mi'MInn Huinmlt HarveyM Hun Oil 07 11 02 SM H47 H4.I M H 115 l.v 8 15JV 7 00 Ar 45 10 l-ulli. creek llilllolH Fall tTreek HcyniiliUvlllo lii-tNikvllle New llethlehem lied Hunk l'liuburg Lv 8 XI 848 i)2;i 1010 1104 Ar 100 p. m. 125 1 40 HH MOO a 5 550 1. ni. Throutih Pullman Parlor Car to I'lttHliurii i train leavlnu Kail Urenk at 8.aa a. ni.. ru. on turning on train leaving l'lllnliuru at 1.40 p.m. J.B.HUTOHINSON, J.K.WOOD, Geo Uanaxer. Gen. Pu. Ag't. IJKPOKTOKTIIRIHNDITION or nir FIRST NATIONAL HANK cur i3ETriTOiJl:c3-v-ii.r: lit lteyiioldvllli't In the Hlnle of Pennsylva nia, HI the I'loHi-of Intxlue-M June IHtni. MKiuii'iti'm: loiin and dlni'ininm tflol.KW 41 ItveiilinfiN, Mertiri'd anil itiiei'itrtMl. no 41 t'.H. Itolidx I" wi'iiierllvillBI loll.... VI ll Vi-liillllim on I . H. HoiiiIh ,: im rtiK'k, iiMll ltli , ele 21 l I ill nil me nml tlMtmex 2,1-4 511 Due from National Hunk (not Ite- nerve Aui'lllxl 15.127 Vt Due from appioved ri-serve nuenta. hh.cmi tn.t f'l ks nml other rush Items. ; ;t,.vi 01 Nolfa nf olher Nil I Inn 11 1 hanks ;t45 ll I'tnrtliinal paper rllrienry, lilrkels, mid renin 104 21 Lawful iiiniiey reserve In Imiik, vlr: HMs'le HI.1M2 70 Lelflll-telillrr llnll-s I.'I.NJO Oil 35,7112 711 Redemption fund Willi lf. H. Tl-rns- mer (5 H'r rent, of rlii'iiliilliini.. 1,575 till Total 2tH,l4 18 II AIIM.ITIKK. I'aiilltil siiH'k paid In Hviimo tin Surplus fund ... tl.'ioo mi rtullvliled pi-otlts, less eHMnsfH and lnes 1111I1I 4.W4 7il National flunk notes oiitstanilluir. . . III.. Hill no I nil I v lit nit 1 ilriNMlls suli.lert torheik lli2,.Vi7 UN Denimnl rertlllrntes of delHisIt 110 HI 'I'lllie erllllriltesof ileKisl 25.IHI" t'llsliler'Hrherksoutstaiiillnu lot 74 Total .tiNl.ntl IM SUtt f Fniigr Wtnlt, Coity f Ittmm, : I, John II. Kiiiirher, f'lishlernf the iiImiv, nmned hank, do hoIi-iiiiiIv swear that the nlnive Hlatemeiit Is Una, to the hest of my kiioKleilne anil iM'llef. JniiN II. Kai'i iikii. Cashier. Hlilisrilhell und soni In hi foie me this 51 ll flay of July, Iniiii. A1.11111T Hiivmii.iw, Notary pulille. t'l III II KIT Attest: Si HIT Ml I'l.KI.I.ANIi. 1 tl. E. ItiiiiWK. Dlrertoni. J. C. hi mi. T II. IIUliHKS, tl UNDKItTAKIX(; and KMIIAI.MINC. A full line of supplies eoustmitly on hand. IHhVe and wiiniiHiin near M. K. rliuirh, Elfth slteet. y II. 8TAMKV, ATTOUNKY-ATLAW, DHIi eat lluiel MrCounell, Iteyniihlnvllle, Pa. M1TCIIKLL. ATTOItNKV-AT-LAW. e on West Main street, opposite the erelnl Hotel, Keynolilsvllle, Pa. Com mi1 11 Z. t.OIllK)N. ATTOHN E Y-AT-LA V, HriHikvllle, JetTersou Co. Pa. Dlllre In nsim formerly ih i uiiIi'iI hy Gordon It Corliett West Main Htreel. q m. Mcdonald, ATTOllNKY-AT-I.AW, Notary Pulille, real estate iiuent, Patent areuiefl, rollerlloMK made promplly. Utllre In Nolan lilin'k, IteywoldHvllln, Pa, NKFK. JUSTICKOF TUB 1'EACK And Rtal Estate A (rent, ReynoldHVllle, Pa. jyn. B. E. HOOVEH, HEY NOLOSV1 LLE, PA. Resident dent 1st. In the Prnehllrli & llen- IV hliH'k, near the iHwIofllrn, Main atreet. ue eut leues In operating. Jjn. R. DkVEUE KING, DENTIST, Offlreover Reynoldsvllle Hardware Co. iloro, Main street, HeynoldHvllle, I'a, J) It. L. L. MEANH, DENTIST, DBIre In the J. Van Reed IntlldlnR, near corner of Main and Klftii HtreeU. JJOTEL McCXJNNELL, ItEYNOLDSVILLE. PA. FRANK J. 11 LACK, I'mprklor. TllA InHl-lllti h.il.il nt tlmlnut,. tm for commoroliil mo. Htenm heat, free .7"::. rrr'a" u..ir,"i'"mr yu. .r.nr. "wr itniiiiiinnnnilB, uuuuru tTUUIII WMipilOUe COI1 untJUUHH mi; ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, in effect Sunday, July 2, 18IMI, Low Grado DiviBlon. KAHTWAHIl. No. I. Noi57No.li. No. 7. A. M. P. M. A. H. I'. M. II 00 I WN A 15 11 07 8 50 7 45 11 17 4 01 7 54 II 45 4 ItO 8 111 II 52 4 117 11 5n 4 411 12 15 5 III) 8 48 12 111 5 111 10 V 02 n 15 12 47 5 82 ttl 27 1 01 5 50 H 45 9 28 tl Oil 15 50 t6 511 1 15 6 10 7 00 B 40 1 Xi 20 7 IO II 45 1 47 It! 7 211 1 57 42 7 ail ll! 47 7 IW 211 a 57 7 50 2 ;' 7 21 8 17 t2 44 7 JO 8 27 3 10 7 55 8 55 P. M- P. M A. M. P. M (TAT10N8. I'lllsliiiM. lied Hank.!'.!'..'! l.awsoiiliam .... New Uellilf.lmm link HllllfU Miivuv.nl.. Hummervllle ! ., iiroouviiiu Hell tVnll.,i itevnilillsvllln PaneoaNt rails Creek Ilullj.lu "aliula. ...!!'.!!! Wlnterluirn ,. .. Pemitleld 1 yier Iteniiev.it. l Grunt Drill wood . . '-"'"'"J ' i.-ut.-s 11 iniiura n.in p. m., It, til Itaiolr ? l ll..... 1. ..III.. ,.1 ,1 olilsvllle.:i7, Dultolo..V. p. ni. " Train 41 iKiinilayi leaves Plttshurixll.OOa. m., Red Hunk ll.fr! duo at llrookvllle 12.27, Reyn oldsvllle 1.00, DuUois 1.20 p. 111. . WKHTWAHII. No. 2 No.ll No.10 No. 8. A. tl. A. II. 1-. M. P, II. 11 llll II 1V1 5 .Ml 11 Mi 17 III -til 111 12 04 7 25 8 2 12 211 7 50 0 57 12 117 7 511 7 07 12 42 8 IW 7 III 12 52 8 14 7 2il 1 05 8 211 7 45 10 05 1 15 N lit 7 I,; ut H lis f8 01 10 Ih 1 IIS 8 4s 8 III 10 25 1 50 II 01 8 27 10 41 til 15 8 ail 10 52 2 INI 2H 8 4S 11 00 2 111 V Its 0 (M 2 115 0 55 til 25 2 41 10 01 V III 2 411 10 10 0 ll'l 8 15 10 II" 10 12 3 25 10 50 10 25 6 00 1 00 7 20 p. m. P. m. p. 11. p. ii. STATIONS. Driftwood Grant llennezctte Tyler I'eiiiiiieiu Wltitei'liurn .... Hiilmlil Illinois Falls Creek ranooust HeynoldkivUle.. Fuller Hell llrookvllle.'..... KuiniiiervlUe,,.. Mnvsvlllo DakKldu-e New lletlilelieni l.awsiinliaiii... lti-d Hank l'lllstiurg Traill 44 (Hllnilav) leaves Dullnls 8.4ft a m due at Reynoldsvflln U.58, HriHikvllle 1.t, Red uttiiK n.au, riiiMiiurg ti.iaa. in. Train 42 iHuniliivi leaves Unit, ils 4 tn n. m flue at Reynoldsvlll 4.40, Hrookvlllo 6.11, Hod nana o.,ni, -iiiKiiurv r P ni. fill AM. 11. PltTi'l AIT'll. OlN'l,. 8npT JA8.P.ANDEUB014 GlM'LPAaa. AflT. Obituary. .toll n Nortliny wna lairn Mnruli .'list, IHi'iH, at Mill Hill. Di-viitmlilfii, K,iila.iil, and tllofl .limit L'llli. 1!l!l, nt Hiitlimi'l, tt'lTi'iKiiii futility, I'a. In IMIfi Dm fmn Hy iiiovt'd tn ('iiiiiiliniiliin, Niii lliiiiiilM'r 1 11 11 it t'liiiiity, Knir, wlioiT llii-y IihiI llvf'tl only two wi'fkH wm-n 1Mb mllier wnn kllli'tl In tlio mlnn Iiy a full of Mom , li iivlii(f a tvlilow biiiI flvft t'lillilt-ftt, all til Viliiflt vmti tiilsi il up iet.M'Olahly nml nellli il In lifo aa follows: Mra. Nlt'luilaa Down ti( Yiinttura, N. Y., Win. Nfii lliey of Hiiyiiiilflavillti, Ph., Mis. ,1iwi'ii Mhfliell nf Ititllitni'l, Pa.. Rlt-liaid Not lhey 1 if Diirliiitu. KtiKland, and .Inliti Nullliey, flfl'i Hsill. .I11I111 I'ltiiiii ttt I Ills fiiiinlry ill IHH2 ami nftiT Hiiij liilX lii'iii Iwii year nut nltiti itmiilliH returned In Knylnnd tti Ihi mar t'ii'd. Ho wiih iiuirrlt'd tit MIhh Mnjiln KIIIhiiii, til Hliankliiiiiritt, ('raiiiliniftiin, a tlaunlili r nf Mitry h ml .limoplt E.lisiin. Afli f 11 Hlinrl hIii J- lliey feliifiifd In llila fount 1 y. iiuiklnif lliiilr liiuiui fur flvu yi-it' H nt. (run Moiiiiliiin, Mlrlilitiiii. John Hu n fitint! to Hi yiiulilst llle In hi hiiillif r antl 81-ttli'tl at Itnlliinel, wlioio h Iiiim altifi) rcNlilfd titid wht-fo Im died liiuiuii il ami loved Iiy all. Illrt HHH tl ll'l-ly fl'llyilUH iniliiie. Cl. ni l.V nml lirlulitly I'liiivri li il In 1HSH iniili'i' tlu lu'iitf liitiK of a Kill vii tit n Army nlllfer ho priiiiilw d lo tin hla IktMt In I hit Koi'vlff nf hla MiihIi i- and waa faithful In whulfvor duty wiih iihhIkiii-iI IiIiii. AuirtiHl 2Hlh, lt-llK. In' waa litki-n lulu I In' M. E. fliiii'fli at Kiitliini'l, and until Hli ifki'ti I1I1 hla hiHt illinwH waa a Hti'iinir Hl'tn nf 8iiiioi t In tint pHHlnr. HIh I'lii'i'i ful whvm nml liiavu and manly words hiniioht. iiiiHhiin inln 11,11 ty u "diirkeiii'd Jiltifo," and lila tdear and fnnvliitdtii! I. Bt 1 1111 111 y wiih jiirtt. Hindi a Ih ni'iiliil In t In wiii-lil tu-tliiy. HIh faith In (Iml nevi't- waveri'd to tint ,.id, but I'limiiiltlinir his wlfo and fivn fhild ron intti tlm hiinilH nf tint Heavi'iily Father, hn aiild, "(!ik1 Iuih put a jfreat iwaro and fitliti Into my heart," and "Ji'hiih Ih Is'iii-lnir im, up In HIh nrniH." H wiih 1111 honoi'iiil tnonitHir nf Moun tain Cliff ChmIIo No. :i4!l, K. (i. F and iiIho nf the Knim nf St. (ii'iii'tin. A wnrthy man Iihh fallen, ho will lie nilsHi'd In tlm t'litircli, in tlio liiiltfti and In thy t-nminiiuity, hut Ii Ih lifo haa not Itoon lived In vain, tin Iihh left. IiIh child run tlio liost hri llii(,'o, a iud naino and a hiwt nf friitntlH, und tlio Inlliiiiiifo of his lifo will litHt through a Inn citornlty. Rathmel. Rlfhurd SliiMikoy, nf Erlo, I'a., Ih via itlnif at HiIh plHoo. Daniel llarcltiy and wlfo vislU;d in nil Run liutt wot: k. Mr. Hay and family, of Fall Brook, TitllH OOlintV. ain vlult.tnir f tin f, -,-,.,' dauii-liU'r, lrs. PiorHon at thia plauu. C. C. Wyant in at Now Ke nHinifKiii, aot'kini f nipluyinont. Jamea Crawfnrd, tif Wlndltor, Is vlait ln(f hi many frlunda at thia plauo. Mra. Alox Oliver and family, of Erlo, Pa., roturnod home laat weok. MlHfl C?arrln Thnmnsnn Mlua T.anxa IIuglii.'H and (Jonrii) llunhi a hiujiiI tlio rwurui i, lYibutnuinK , It Ih rumoiod that thoro will bo wt'ddintr In town to-day ( Wodnoaday), R. E. CluwHon and wlfo, Rills Richer, Frudrlo Cameron and wlfo and T. H. London, nf Now konulnirtsn vluli...t friend hero ovor tho Fourth. Alfred Unrein nnrl fnmlle nt t wayvillo, wero In town luHt Tutiaday. It Ih rKirtod that .litmus flyon waa W1H WMvlulH luut. Mon.lutr uuunl'nn ....... j - ....... ....j v.uiiui iii:ni Preacottvllloand waaahamefully abutted. no waa lounu ana carnoa to Hla board ing place unconacioua, the effoct of whleh eaiituirl htm tn hn lalr,.n tn tho Adrian hoapital at Sunday for treatment. The matter ia being looked Into, which will catiae tho arreHtnf aome partiea. Our band WHH at thn nnuntv unit, on t.hu Pouet.li 'I'liuu ulut.l r'l..-l,,R 1 - - ... j Tiniwu umi inn mm other placea and returned homo Friday evening, reportim havlnf a jjood time, MIhh Mary MePhorson, one of the highly esteemed young ladlea of Rath mol, died Biiddenly at Crennliaw on Sun day from neuralgia of the heart. MIhh Mary waa visiting horbrothor, William MePhorson, when the Death Messenger called for her. The deceased waa born at DagiiH Mines May 24, 18K1, making her a littlo over 18 year old at time of death. MIhh Mary wus an active mem ber of the Rathmol ChriHtian Endeavor Soololy and a member of tho Sons of TenitHiranco. Sim uns lnv,.l hu i,.,n BHsoclatea. Tho remainH wero broucrht to tho homo of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MePhorson Monduy after noon lind hllt'lod In I'rnnun.'t .,.Tn..t.,..,. Tuetdny afternoon. McCormlck Leads. Wo have nlnn niowoea eenrlu fue in many good formers. Horse rakes, bur rows, drills, Bulky cultivators going rapidly. Como quick. J. U. KING & CO. Pennsylvania Chautauqua. For the Pennsylvania Chautuuoiin. to bo hold at 5It. Gretna, I'a., July 4 to August 10, 181M1, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will aell soeoial ex cursion tickets to Mt. Gretna from New York, Washington, Baltimore, Fred erick. Md., Canandalgua, and inter- meuiuiu points, including all stations on Its line in the State of Pennsylvania. Tickets will be sold June 25 to August 10, Inclusive, and will be good to return until August ia, lnoluslve. Excursion to nutTnlo, Niagara Fall and Totontn. Tlm Buffalo, Riiehfst.fr V PittHlmrg R'y will run a poptthr low into i-xettr-alnn to hImivo pnliila tut Tui-mliiy, July tHth. Khi.hI intlii will leave Hoyti nlilsvllli. at 12.45 p. m. arriving tit Buf falo at 7:15 p. m. mid Niagarn Falls Ml R.I5 p. 111. The tun, will Im M Ml In BulTiiloiind f I.IMI to Niiigiini Fulls for thoro 1 trip. Tickets giMal going only tin the train aehfdiilfd above, except that Tiirimlti and Niagara Falln tlckol will also bo accepted nil regular ninrn lug train of tho New York Central A HiiiIhiiii Rivor R. R. from Buffalo to Niagara Falls, Wedntwday, July lllth, IHlll). Tleke U to Toronto via Ijo wlaton mid Nlitgiitt Navigation Co. and giaid reluriiltig within live days from date nf sale will lie mild at 1.(M) higher than tlm rule tunned tn Niagara Falln and will permit stop nvor at Niagara Falls on the return trip. Buffalo and Niagara Falls ticket will he giMHl for return pHHsngenn all regular tralnn If used on or before July 22nd and In no ease later tlniti train No, 5, leaving Buffalo at K::i5 a. 111. Saturday, July 22ud. IHliii. Pan-Ainerli'iin llnffaln Is nun nf the niimt delightful cities In America to vIhU anil in 11MU Ih destlni'd to lai ntie nf the greatest. A pleasure trip t,n that point nr to wntidrniis Nlngiira will Imi greatly enjoyed an nn otlier Hirtlnn of the iiniverHo eiiiiliilns a many and varied attract Inn, Summer Tours to the Notth. Fur the Hummer nf IWlll the Pennsyl vania Kallnind Cnmiiany hit arranged tn tun two p'Tsnriiilly-cunilucti'il tours tnf aiiailn anil Nnrthern New York. The flt'Ht tniir, leaving July 22nd. In eludes Niagara Falls, Toronto, Times and Mantis, ltitpiilsnf the St. Ijiwreuee, Juela-e, Lake Kt. Jnhn, Thn Saguenay, Montreal, An Sablo (Miasm, Laki-s ChiitnplHitt and Gent-go. Siiratnga, and Highlands nf the lliiilstin. la'cupving seveiitef n thtys. Rniind-trlp rate 1 1 25. 'i'lie Hi'i'tititl tour, leaving August 12, envei'H the Hiiiiio te rrilnry wiih the ex ception of Lake St. John and Tho Sag iienny, and oeeupioH fourteen tlayn. Round-trip rate, tliNl. Each tour will be In charge of one of tho coiiipiitis's timi'lst agents, assisted by Hit fxperlenefd Itidy hh chaperon, whoso especial cliHrgn will Im tinesenrted lollies. The rate covers railway and boat faro for tho entire round trip, parlnrtiir setits, meals en rnute, hotel entertain ment, transfer charges, and earriiigo hire. For detailed Itinerary, tickets, or any additional Information, addresH Tourist Agent, Pennsylvania Kail mail Com pany. 1I1M1 Broadway, New York: WW Fulton street, Brooklyn: 7!l Broad Street, Newark. N. J.: or Geo. W. Boyd. Assistant General PaHHongor Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadel phia. Hia Life Waa Saved. Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prnmlnentcltl.on of Hannibal, Mo., lately IihiI a wonderful deliverance from a frightful deuth. In telling of it he saya: "I was taken with Typhnld Fever, that ran Into Pneu monia. My lungs became hurdened. I whs so weak I could hurdly sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon die of Consumption, when I hoard of Dr. King's Now Discovery. One bottle gave great relief. I contin ued to use It and am now well and strong. I can't say too much in its praise." This marvelous medicine ia tho surest and quickest euro in the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular Blue fiO centa und $1.00. Trial bottles free at H. A. Stoke' Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed. Paradiae. Ruth Gathers snent nart nf last weelr In Bronkvlllo visiting among friends. Mr. und Mra. Frank Ga aisher. of near Pittsburg, are visiting the lattur'a parents, Mr. and Mra. Noah Strouso. jamea bneesluv savs he is swim? to Alaska as soon as harvest la over to spend the winter. The Methodist Sunday school has nr. ganlzed an Epworth League. Wo hope it will be a grand success. There is quite a lot of whooiiinir cough In the community, which makes some of the children whoop to beat tho band. Letter List. List of unclaimed letters remaining In the postonV'o at Reynoldsvllle, Pa., week ending July 8, 181KI; Mrs. Graco Stevenson, Mrs. Nannlo Door. Say advertised and give date of list whon culling for above. A. M. Woodward, P, M. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The host KHIVA In thn u.'Ok-l.l frit. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter, elninneil Immli ehllhlulna corns and all skin eruptions, and posl' tivoly curea piles, or no pay required. iimguareuiuuu 10 give perfect Batls- faetion nr mnnotr -.. f 1 , n,t , .,1 13mIa 0 cenU per box. For sale by H. Alex. OUlKDi A full line of trunks, crrina and tele scopes at Soeley's. The largest assortment of new snrlnu bats and neckwear at MUllrena. M3T OP JURORS Dr.wn for the Rrgular Term of Court, Ci'mmencln August 14, 1899. llHANIi ll lliniH-Monduy, AiikiisI 14. Illlike, Kl mil K. lalsirer. HriHikvllle Hmvers, David, furnier, lllx Itim I r Dotiiiell. I'll, liiiiiliermnu, Kritoi Adams, .1 (J. fmrtter, Porter Ressler, .1 II. Inlsirer. Worthvllle Miiilti-i. W ,1, intent, Itrtsikvllle Jark, James, J. I' Washlnainfi Keainey. William K, farmer. Snyder Hrimn. J II. Iiilxiii-r. Mi't alminil Tweetl lleoive, Inlsirer. Chiyvllle S.-iill. I, W, laliorer, Iteynnliisvllle Dally. Jiitne. miner, Iteynnhlsvllln 1 hiittipsiiii, W H. farmer, (leaver Misire, V. miner, Wluslow MeCreltiht. Miitlison, farmer, Wlnslnw IliHHler, Kil. Jeweler, Heynolilsvllle I till Inter, Clyiner, lillsnrr. Ilnsikvllle Cltlleott. Ted, IlilHiter, Reyuiildsvllle .I1111I1111. William. Ilverytiiati. I'unxaiilawney Hopkins, Jaroh, rnereliaiit, Knin Htiihlinan, W i, furnier, Warsaw Htnlili, John, farmer, Warsaw MIMIrnn, Hurl, 1 11 1 mrer, IMnerteek Nell, Joseph, riirH'titer, Oliver I'r.TiT Ji'Iiiiim-Monday, Aimust 14, llriimlii, null, II H, demist, llns-k way villa llri'rly, John, fmnier, Oliver Hloslus. saniuel, farmer. Rose Smith. W C, aiii'tltineer, Ilnsikvllle Norih.J C, farmer, 5frCalmofit l.iiw.C M, faimer, (silver Kearney, I Iiiiiiiiis, farmer, Wnsliltnttoli Fry, Allierl, farmer, Heaver I'ensietiuiker, John, hulrher, Heaver llaiitfh, Charles, teamster, clay vllle Allsliouse, Perry, farmer. Rose Miitti, C C. farmer. Henderson llowser, John, miner, Wluslow Hall, Allan, rlvll engineer, HrtMtkvlllc Askey, James 5t, nierehaiil, W iislilnnton Johnson, Wtllliim A, Inlsirer, Clay vllle AdesH-iiter, K P, eotistalile, lleyiioldsvllln 5ti-Kee, lli-n. fattuer, Wluslow Harrow, W J. Inlsirer, Mi'Ciilmonl A li t umler. ! rank, elei k, Revnoltlsvllle Hli-luiitls, Wash, furnier, Rose Johns, J c liilsiier. Ruse Haidliur, chailes, lalsiter, Kutiit llteeii. K A. dealer, llris-kwnv llle tloiii lev, James, liimlieriiimi, HlK Run Ftke, Hiiiiiiii'I, liurkster, litinx chiittiheis, Wlllliirn, Intiorer. I'tiuxsiitawney Hollinier, Davlii. lalioier, West Heyuolilsvflln It Iruirtl, Al, tailor. Rose I. live, Cluii les, liimlH-rriian, Rose Mnlson, ,N D, meri'liaiit, jtrnokvllle Trlmlile. WIIII11111, milter, M.-l iilininil Hmlth, J It, farmer, Mi'Calmnht Fink, II W. farmer, Oliver F.stes, Hiimuel. (iiiini-r. Henderson I'lfer, I'll 1 1 1 1. fanner, MeCaliiinul I low I.I 1 . J W, miner, Reyniildsvlllii llillkhiirt. Jariili, sr, fartiier, Heath Taylor, N R, lahorer, llnsik vllln Hell, W ll.elerk. Reyitoldsvllle Loll. Jesse, farmer, llerillersni, Hi-i'M', c W, lahorer, PiiiiKsutawney Sprow, hieoli, farmer, Piiiitstitawney Hiilter, Alitll-eu, meit'haitt, perry Caylor, Frank, iatsirer, Itlnmrnlil Haven, II F. e itrH-iiter, Siniimeri llle I'ostlettiwiilt. Jiimes, enrpi'tifer. Pi-try Heynolils, David, farmer, Revnoldsvllle Miillinlli ii. Id. faiiner, Intlii. Mil iiiiliill, DA, fanner. Wii-lillii'tnn TliAvr.ttHK .li'Mnita .Monday, Auiriist 2. Perry. W I,, J. P., Chiyvllle Thomas, Jih'I, lalsiter, Heaver Anilei-sou, .1 II i lerk, Illii Run lllose, liiivid. furnier, Perry hi Inn, It D, drill IH, Reyniildsvllle PfulT, John, liveryman. HiiHikvllln Walker, o I' lahorer, 1'iiimsiiiawtiey Aaitiii, J H, latHirer, HrtNikvllle Hlil'l'lsou, lieetih, Inhtirer, Voltrill Hun Inn. H p, lalsirei, Heyittildsvllle IIihhIwIII, John, furiner, Reyniildsvlllii Pierre Charles, farmer, I nlnn MrKltllp, James, miner, Met tilmtutt Wiiiitli-k, lleniue, lalmrer, Washlnidon Wituner. John, leiirher, Worllivllle II Ire, .lolill, flirmer, Riho Mrt'iiutey. C II, tli-aler, HrtH'kwny vllle Carinalt. Oenrge. Inlsirer, Piuixsiiiawney Minlilen, John, miner, Clayvllle Ailiiins. I!iiIh-ii r, wiilehuiHii, Wluslow Hnyiler. F I', flirmer, Warsaw Penllelil, Kli hiiril. lalsin r. WashlnKttui Carrier. II W. fnrmer. Hummervllle lllififs. 11 o, lalsner, West ReynoldHVllle Mi MInn, D A. Inlsirer, Hnyiler CorlHitt, Nelstm nierrliant, CotHlea Reltx, l.atlil M, fartner. Hose Pierre, John, farmer, VYInslow Hrhnlpp, W H, farmer, Flflit Oslsirne, A M, mill man, Pliteereek spatiicler, Flmer, faimer. Heaver Pierre, Alls tt, farmer, F.ltlred Penllelil. Johii, furnier. Snyder Shirley. .1 II, liitsirt-r, Viniiiir Wells, Peter, farmer, Wluslow Oiihagaii, Farl, farmer, KIiikvoIiI While. William, lalHirer, Perry A f Ion, Andy, rlerk, Hirsikvllle Reduced Rates to Indianapolis. On account of the Epworth League International Convention, to bo held at Indianapolis, Ind., July 20 to 2.'l, the Pennsylvania Itailroad Company will aell excursion tickets from points on its line to Indianapolis at rate of aingle fare for tho round trip. Tickets will bo aold on July 18 and 10, and will be good to return until July 24, Inclusive, except that by depositing tieket with thn Joint Agent at Indian apolis before July 24, and the payment of fifty conta, the return limit may be extended to leave Indianapolis not later than August 20, 181HI. For specitlo rates and conditions apply to Ticket Agents. Headache for Forty Years. For forty years I suffered from alck hoiidueho. About u year ugo I began using Celery King. Tho result was gratifying and surprising, my headuchea leaving at onco. The headaches used to return every seventh day, but thanka to Celory King, I have had but one headache in tho last eleven months. I know that what cured me will help others. Mrs. John D. VanKouren, Sattgertles, N. Y. Celery King for tho Nerves, Stomach, Liver and Kidneya la aold in 50c. and 24o. packages by H. Alex. Stoke. BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTS BURGH RAILWAY. TIME TAHLK. On and after January I, liw, passen ger train will arrive and depart from Full Creek huh ion, daily, exeept Sunday, a fol lows : hp.paht. For Du Hols, Hla linn and I'unxsutauney, 10.U2 a ni. I.:m, ii.Vi, H tm p in. For Dullnls, Cui-weiisvlllii anil Clearfield, 7.25 a 111, 1.40, 5. i p m. For Hldway, llniilford and Rochester, 10.11 a ni. For Kldtsway, Hradford ami HulTalo, 1.15 p. ni. Fur Hi yinJiUvllle, ln.115 a 111, 4.17 p in. AltltlVU. From Piinxsutiiwney, It I x Run and I In Hols, 7.IO. lu.ll a m, l.l.i, 4.12 p in. From cli-arlli ld. Curwensvillu ami Jiiill.il, 1o.; a 111. 12.45, 4.17, 7.51 n 111 From lliittalo, KiH-heater, liradford and likli- wuy. S..V" p. m. From llrailford and Rldgway, 10.112 a ni, 3.5A p m. From Heyuoldsvlllti, 1.05, 5.02 p. tu. Patisenitersare reiuested lo purchase tick et before entering the ears. An exre eh 11 rue of Ten Cent, will r collected hy con ductors when fare are paid on train, from all slat ions where a ticket olllce I maintained. Thousand mile ticket good for pauage over any iHirtlon of the H ll. Si P. and Heech Creek railroad are on wile al two (2) cent per mile. For ticket, time table and full Informa tion apply to E. C. Davis. Agent, Reynoldsvllle, Pa. E. V. LAPir, Gen. Pa. Agent. ' Kocuester N. Y. "1HESCENT BICYCLES. I I If Yi It! RIDR A C:RF,!4CKNT you are perfectly saftt on the 11 mil and don't need to take A repair shop with you. TllKtlK ARK MURK CRKS- ckntk Hof.n than any other whiiel In tho mar ket. I I Thkoni.y thino a 1101 T A CllKSt KNT that Ih not "sky-high" Ih the price. It is a intKlurato price and a firm price. Yot! NKVKK HKAR A ClIW f'KNT itniKR complain of Crescent irlet', and ytiu never hear 11s tipnl ngl.o for tlietn. I I CHAIN MODELS IT.. I I CHAIN'LF.SS MODELS W). 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