A $40.00 Bicycle Given Away Daily Thi) publisher of the New York Slur, lu' hiimlwimiOy illiiHtrntrd Smitlny newit tiMr, iw giving a high Rrndo bleyeln t'HL'h day for tint largest I Int of wnrln made by lining the letter contained In "T-H-K N-K-W Y O-n K ST-AH" no more time In any one word thiin It In found In Tho New York Nhir. Web ster's Dictionary to Iw considered it authority. Two pood wntrhr, (flret, class tlmo keepers) will 11 given dully for second nnd third best llsls. and many other vul liable rewards, Including din ner sets, tea sots, cliltm, sterling silver ware, etc., etc.. In order of merit. This educational contest Ik bring given to advertise and Introduce thl successful weekly Into new homo, and all prize will bo awurded iromptly without par tiality. Twelve 2-eent stumps must bo enclosed for thirteen weeks trial sub ccription with full particular and over .UMI valuable reward. Contest opens and awards commence Monday, Juno 2'lth, and closes Monday, August 21st, 18(11). Your list ean reneh us any day between those dates and will receive tho award to whleh It may be entitled for that day, and your name will be printed In the following Issue of the New York S7nr. Only one list can bo entered by the same person. Prizes are on exhibition at the Stnr'n business of fices. Persona securing bicycles may have choice of ladies,' gentlemen's or juveniles' 1MH1 model, color or size do sired. Cull or address l)ep't "K," Thk Nkw Yohk Stak, 2:l W. ."tilth Street, New York City. Rules For Normal Contest. Contestants must register their names at this office. All coupons must be sent to the Sec retary of the Committee each week. All money collected for new subscrib ers or on subscription due must be sent to this oftlce weekly. Each contestant registering will he furnished with a card certifying that thoy are contestants. The contest will close on Angust2Wth, at 12 noon. Send In your name and get started as Bixxi as possible. Wo w ill publish your name every week ho thut your friends will know that you are running and be able to save you their votes. (No. iVi) AN ORDINANCE authorizing tho opening of tho extension of Fourth street from Jackson street to tho bor ough lino at or near Sandy Lick creek, and the assessment of damages caused thereby and by the grade thereof. Whereas, tho town council of the bor ough of Hoynoldsvillu deem it necessary to open the extension of fourth a troet In said borough, from Jackson street to the south borough lino at or near Sandy Lick creek, therefore, Sec. I. Be it ordained and enacted by the town council of the borough of Reynoldsvillo in council assem bled, and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by authority of the same, that the street committee be and Is horchy authorized and directed to cause to be surveyed and opened the extension of Fourth street, from Jack son street to tho south borough linn at or near Sandy Lick creek, at a width of forty (40) feet In accordance with tho ac companying plan, the damages caused thereby and the damages caused by tho grade thereof and the benefits to nay the same to bo assessed and collected in accordance with the provisions of the Acts of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, relating thereto and regulating tho same. Sec. 2. That so much of any ordin ance as may conllict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the same is hereby repealed. Ordianed and enacted Into a law in council this 6th day of July, A. D. 181)0. S. R Kt.mott, Attest: Pres. of Council. L. J. McENTIRK, Clerk. Approved this Hth day of July, A. D. 18!. H. Ai.kx. Stoke, Chief Burgess. A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, in effect Sunday, July 2, 1809, Low Grade Division. KASTWAHU. STATIONS. Pittsburg Red Bank Lawaonham New HetMohem OHk Kldire Mayavllle Hummervllle ... Hmokvllle Hell Fullsr Heynoldavllle., PancoHut Kul Is Creek Puliols , Pauula , Wtnturburrj ... Pe hn Held , Tyler Bunneaette. ... Grant Driftwood No. J. N0.6. No.U. No. 7. A. M. P. M. A. U. P. H. 00 1 ) 5 IS 11 07 8 ISO 7 ifi 11 17 4 01 7 M 11 4 4 HO 8 IV 11 Hi 4 7 11 IW 4 4:i 12 IS 5 00 ts 4H 12 at 5 iii 10 w 1.1 12 47 ft 82 Ml 27 1 01 ft Ml 6 4.1 S 28 tl Oil tft to t IM 1 1.1 6 10 7 (10 S 40 1 115 B 20 7 10 V 4A 1 47 ;t 7 sa 1 r a 1 ki t 02 a 4- 7 .in in 117 7 fto 2 &" 7 21 8 17 2 44 T an ts 27 II 10 7 ft5 P. M. P. H A. H. P. M Train 4!l (Sunday) learxa Plltxlmrg ft.lft n. m., Ked Hank 7.4.1 dun 11 1 llnxikvillu O.OU, lieyn oldsvlUe 0.H7, IIuHoIk d.iift p. m. Train 41 iHundayi leaven 1'lllHlmru 0.00 n. m Red 1. 1111k 11.02 due at llrookvlllu 12.S7, Kuya uldHVllla 1.00, I )u Hull. 1.20 p. 111. WBSTWAMI. No. 2 No.U No.10 No. 8. A. H. A. M. P. M. P. M. 11 an ami a to II Ml t7 111 til III 12 04 7 2T 0 2 12 211 7 Ml 6 f7 12 117 7 Ml 7 0: 12 42 8IM 7 III 12 52 8 14 7 211 1 !).' 8 211 7 4.1 10 01 1 1.1 8 III 7 ft.1 10 12 t8 8H t8 01 tlO 18 1 :w mi 8 10 to 25 1 ftO II (It t8 27 10 41 t" 1.1 ts an tio 12 2 Oil U 2.1 8 41 11 OU 2 in ; y on 2 ;ir u m tv 2. t 41 10 01 D :n 2 4U 10 10 11 an a ir 10 uk 10 12 a 21 10 Ml 10 25 6 ao 1 00 r to P. in. P. ni. P. M. P. U. STATIONS. Driftwood... Grant Heiiuaaette., Tyhir Poiiutleld. ... Wlntnrburn . Hatmla.. ..... DuiliilH KallaCrflok.. PliluroaNt. ... lteynoUUvllle.. ruuur Hall hriMikvllle... Huiiiuiarvllle Maysville.... Oiiklildue.... Ntiw Uethlubuni hawHonhani.... Ked Hank.. Pltuburg. . Train 44 (Rundav) leaves PiiHuls, 8.40 a.m. due at Iteyniildsvlile 6.S8, UriHikvillu 7.2U, Kod Bank 8.50, 1'lUMburg 11.16 a. 111. Train 42(Hundav) leaven Diiltols 4.10 p.m. due at ReyiHildsvIlle 4.40, Brook vtllo 6.11, Bed Hank R.:i5, PlitMburg B 25 p. m. OUAH. H. VllTcE, Aot'o. Gbk'i,. Bopi. JM. F. ANUEUBON Oau'l. Pai. Aai.. yti. 8TAMEY, ATTORN EY-AT-L A W, OIHee at Hotel MeCnnnell. Ki-ynnlilxvllle, Pa. 1 MITCHELL ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. llllleB on West Main strret. npjmmlte the I'limmrrrlul Hotel, Keyimldnvllln, fit. Q 7.. GORDON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, nrnokllln, .li-fferson Co. Pa. OMIee In iimhii formerly oeriiilid by Unrdon ACiilbelt Wesl Muln 81 reel. q m. Mcdonald, attorney-at-law, Notary I'ublle, real rntaln agent, Palenls sii'Ureil, eolleetlotiN nillde promptly, llrllee In Nolan lilis'k, HevnoliNvllle. I'a. gMITH M. McCREIGHT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Notary Pultllr ami Unl P.Matp Agent. Col lect Ions all! riM-nlvp prompt attention. Olllee In t'roehlleh A Henry blia-k, near postofltee, Keynoldsvllle Pa. J NEFF. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE And Krai Estate Agent, Reyooldsvllle, Pa. JfJR. B. E. HOOVER, HEYNOLDSVILLE, 1A. Kesldrnt demist. In tlir Krorlillrh A Hen ry bloek, near the HMtofr)eii, Main street. Gentleness In oMrntlng. JJR. R. DkVERE KING. DENTIST, Offlee over HeynoliNvllle Hard ware Co. store, Main street, lteyiiiililsvlllu, I'a. JTJR. L. L. MEANS, DENTIST, tlfllee lii the .1. Van Reed building, near rornerof Main and Fifth si reels. JJOTEL MiXJONNELL. HEYNOLDSVILLE. PA. FHASKJ. HLAVK, l'ni-vtrr. The leading hotel of the town. 1le'adiiiar ters for rommereliil men. Hteam heat, free him. bath room and eliMiits nn everv llisir. sample riHiniH, bllllaid room, telephone con nections Ae. JJOTEL BELNAP,' HEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. FKAMC 1)1 ETZ, VwirieU,r. First class In every narttctiliir. falcated In the very centre of the business part of town, free 'bus to and from traliiH mill i'iitnmnlloiia ample risims for commercial travelers. T H. HUGHES, I UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING. A full line of supplies const 11 nt ly oil hand. OIHec and wart-room near M. K. church, r 11 111 sirtei. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Philadelphia iV Erie Railroad Division. In effect May 21, 1WMI. Trains leave Driftwood as follows: EASTWARD D:fta a m Train 8. weekdays, for Kiinhiiry, i iiKcsnaiTc, iia.ieiou, I'oiisviiie.erauion, llarrlsburg and the Intermediate sta tions, arriving at Philadelphia 8: 2:1 p.m., New York,U:;) p. m.i Haltlniure,S:00 p.m.) Washington, 7:15 p. ni I'lillmati Parlor car from Y)lltamHrt 10 Philadelphia and pas senger coaches f mm Kane to Philadelphia and Wllllaumput t to Baltimore and Washington. 4:0a p. ni. Train II. weekdays, for llar- risotirg ami iniernieiiiuie stations, ar riving at Philadelphia 4:2.1 a. m.: New York, 7.0s a. in.; Baltimore, 2..H) a. m.t Washington 4.05 A. M. Piilliimu Sleeping cars from lliirrisburg to Philadelphia and New York. Philadelphia piisxengers can remain In sleeper undisturbed until 7:110 A. u. 10:12 p.m. Train 4,diilly for Hiinhury, llarrls- 010-u unu iiiiermeuiaie siaiions, arriving at Philadelphia, 0:52 A. M.i New York, U:a8 A.M. on week days and lO.a a m. on Hun day, Baltimore, A. M.t Washington. 7:4.1 A.M. Pullman sleepers from Krle and Wll llHmsxirt to Philailelphlaand Wllllamsisirt Jo Uasbtngton. Passengers In sleepir or Baltimore and Washington will be transferred Into Washington sleeper at Wll llainspori. Passenger coaches from Krle to Philadelphia and Wtllliimsport to Haiti more. WESTWARD 4:38 a. m. Train , weekdays, for Erie, Rldg- way, Illinois, Clermont ami piuiulpal Intur medlate stiiltomi. t:44 a. m. Train 3, dally for Erie and Inter- nieiuaie nouns. 5:42 p. ni. Train 1.1, weekdays for Kano and Inlermedlnie stat Ions. TUKOIlill TRA1NH FOR DRIFTWOOD FROM THE KAHT ANDHOL'TII. TRAIN I) leaves New Yoik5:.'Up.m.,l,liHiKlol- phliis:50p. 111.: Vasblngton 7:20 p. m Hai ti re 8.40 p. 111., arriving at Driftwood 4:118 a. rn., weekdays, wllh I'll II mini sleepers and passenger roaches fiiup Philadelphia to Erin and Washington and Halllmore to Wllltamsnort. TRAIN a leaves New York at7:Mp. m.: Phlla- ueipnia, ii:ai p. m. asiiington, 10 411 p. ni. Hulllmoro, 11:.M p. ni. dally arriving at Driftwood at 9:44 a. ni. Pullman sleeping cars from Phila. to Wllliamsn't, and thnmgfi passenger coaches from Philadelphia to Erie and Baltimore to Wllllamsport. On Sundays only Pullman sleeper Philadelphia ti Erin. TRAIN IS leaves Philadelphia 8:40 A. m.i nasningum, (.no A. m. uaitimore, s:m a. M.t Wllkesharre, 10:5,1 a. M.t weekdays, arriving at Driftwood at 5:42 p. M. with Pullman Parlor car from Philadelphia to " iiuamwport una passenger coacn io ivane. Connections via Johnsunburg R. R. and Kldgway & Cleartiold ii. li. B a.jn; wkkkiiays. p. m. .... 104.1Ar Clermont Lv ... 10 5.1 .... lOas Woodvalo .... 1102 .... 10:i5 Ijiilnwood .... 1105 ... 10 ill Smith's Run ... 1108 .... 102.1 Instanler ... 1114 .... 10 20 Straight .... 1119 .... Kill Glen llaaul ... 1127 .... 1005 Hendlgo .... Illti .... 055 Joloisonliurg .... 114:1 .... 8 40LT Kldgway Ar.... 1158 p. 111. a. m. a. in. p. in. 7 15 VMAr Rldgway Lv 700 12 20 7 08 II 2s Island Run 7 07 12 27 7 0S 9 23 Carman Transfer 7 12 12 :r 6 54 91.1 Croyland 7 21 12:i 6.11 9 11 Shorts Mills 7 25 12 4.) (147 9 07 Blue Hock 7 28 12 4, 4a 9 02 Carrier 7 :l 12 51 61 8 5a Brnckway villa 7 4:i 100 6 2" 8 47 1. lines Mills 7 47 104 84:1 MrMInn Smiiinit 7 51 HI) 8;w llarveys Unu 7 54 1 l!l (115 saiLv Falls Creek Ar 8 00 1 20 8 1.1 Lv IhiHols Ar 8 10 14.1 B 15 7 00 Ar Falls Creek Lv8 :tl 125 U0I 0 45 lievnoldsvlllo 8 48 1 40 ft 27 II 10 Brisikville 9 2a 2 11 4 40 New llethiehem 10 10 a 00 4o Red Hank II U4 54 1 40 Lv Pltuburg Ar 1 HO ft M p. m. a. ni. p. in. p. in. tiiuiiiiii i-urior car in i in fill Irillll ll.HVliltf k'ulU l',-.u.l u U tl'l iujiiiiik on iritoi ii'aviim I'liiKliurir al l.tou I 11 1 TK1IIVU.1U 1 A.,.,... ueu Mauager J. K ft'iuili Ueu. Pasa. Ag't. tUbtacrtb for The Star If you want th Ntwi UFFALO, ROCHESTER A PITTS- HUllliH RAIL, WAY'. TIMK TAIII.E. On and after January I, Isisi, passen- fer trains will arrive and depart from Falls reek si at Ion, dally, e.trept Sunday, as fol lows: lirPAHT. For llnllols, Big Run and Punsutanry, lo.:r2 a m, l.:n), a.Vi. s on p m. For Diillols. Curwensvlllo and Clearfield, 7.25 a m, 1.40, A m p m. For Kldgway, Bradford and Ris hester, 10.11 n m. For Rldgway, Bradford nnd HulTiilo. 1.15 p. m. For Heynoldsville, loan a ni, 4.17 p m. AIIIIIVR, From Piin.xsulnwney, Big Itnn and Diillols, 7.00, lo ll a in. 1.15,4.12 p m. From Clearfield, Cut wensvllle and Diillols, I0.:i.1 a m, 12.4.1. 4 17, 7 M n In From B11II11I0, Ris hester, Bradford mid Rldg way, a. .15 p. m. From lliailforil and Rldgway, lo.:i2 am, a. VI p m. From Heynoldsville. I.m, 5.02 p. m. Passenger are niiiiited to purchase tick ets Is'fore entering the cars. An excess charge of Ten Cents will he collected by con ductors when fares are paid on trains, from all slat Ions when-a ticket olllee Is maintained. Thousand mile tickets good for passage over any portion of the B.. ft. A P. anil Beech Creek railroads arc on sale al two 121 cent per tulle. For tickets, time tables and full Informa tion apply to E. C. Davis. Agent, Heynoldsville. Pa. R. V. I.Al'KT, (Jen. Pas. Agent, Ris-hesler N. Y, o CO o x- 6 c a.' r5 o 5 o a o -X- Firs nno t Nati Ron; inn UllUlKU vi OF HE VStUS Vlt.LE. Capital, ' ' $50,(100, Surplus. - - $7,000, C, ttltclirll, Prealdemi enlt .nrClellaiid, Vie l're. J0I111 II. Handier, Cashier Dlrpcform! O. Mitchell, Scott MeCleMiind, .1.1'. King, rfoiin 11. 1 oineii, w, r;. iirown. O. W. Fuller. ,t. II. Kniicher. Dim's 11 geneiiitbtiiiklnirliuslnessmid soli. -lis ine accounts or merchants, ptofcssloual men, farmers, mis-hnnlrs, miners, liinilH-Mnen anil others promising the imnt careful attention mi me iiiisincH or an persons. Safe Deposit llom s for rent. First National Hank building, Nolan block Fire Proof Vault. NEW PLANING MILL j w CO ca. CO O s 0 0 - p -' a h c5 CD z o m Nobby Suits To Order ! JOHNS & THOMPSON, (Successors to Hamlilet & Swartz) Merchant Tailors, Feel confiflent th.it we -1 can give Hatiefaction in both cut anil make up. V. A. Thomppon, a cut- ter with Forty Years' Experience, will do the cutting. We respectfully ask the people of Iteynoldeville to give ua a call before ordering elsewhere. Johns & Thompson. EVERY VtOliiAU Sometlmea nenls a rellaMa moutlily regulutini; lucdicluo. DR. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL p!LL3, Are prompt, aafa and certain in rerul'. The R-enu. '100" ' W naverdlaappolnt. heutaiiywhera. For sale by your drugxlst. Will keep in stock a full line of rough and dressed .... Lumber. Sash and Doors, Mouldings, Casinos, DracKeis. Porch Material ot all kinds, Shingles, Lath, Piaster, Lime, Cement and Hewer Pipe. Material delivered to all parts of town. . J. V. Young. MaWMNHa'RaMMi lMVMaaMa1MMaW !TJtui Ciet an Kducatlon Th hmtoatftl In Ufa. Ha.t method, n.nl at CENTRAL STATE NORMAL SCHOOL LOCK H A Vfc.fl (t IIhIoh I'A. Rtrnnir ftrnltf, Tnrkd ciar, jrnud '.hmrr. raudt-rn Kpparntuii in Isharatorr nd muD. ifim. handoin tmildint ntftMlv Kr Hindi, 8h'rtont turn-. vnm ipciiK', Stutt kui I.. klu dfmt In nddlt.'m i r --rulur c 'tim-p. - ire ttvn wnrlt .otfirrr1 in Muni-:, Sii'.rt (.n.t l ti-w. writ I tin. flond for llliMtr.it. , r(l.lf m, JiHKi. ILUOI. rb.U., frittrlaMtl, II. .t. p. L. M. SNYDER, Practical llorse-Shoer and General Hlacksinith. llorse-shoelnii done 111 the neatest manner and ly the latest Improved methods. Ke pHlrlnx of all kinds eiirefnlly and promptly done. Satisfaction Uuahantebu. HORSE CLIPPING Have Just received ft romplete set of ma chine horse clippers of latest style 'V pattern and 11m prepared to do ellppliiK In the best possible manner at reasonable rates. .Tackaou St. near Fifth, Keynoldavllle, Pa. (. :' I ' V (..' ''1llf :U t t iJcbll iv. Lnrnft, fclcej.r and Vairtcorrla.Ati-.'ptn'.s ' if: J;art.:. bi..iii.t:rrn:.ihs.t ji. i U;c orcuUtun, niaku uieoticn rvi j'ffricci urn imparl m;-iiii- ,.Tlvi;f.f 10 tlic !.ulo beinc. Ail ...U.J J ' tlr.vt a"il loift ro checlcetl 0 w'a'I J Jl.yt It, pt't Mitten: lv. Unless patient Ouo.-t HUillt , :9 t.'ot'Cflv curetl, their conui tiou clt-n worriM h m int.i Ins.mity, Conitimp liur or DrMh. Mnil. tl sealed. Prire $t per box; 6 boxc. with Iron-cliJ IcjI guarantee lo curd or reluuJ lha mmtey, co. Sent! fn,- trc book. For hiiIo by II. Alox Btoko i ; ; .i GGLE BOOKS A Farm Library of unequalled Talue Practical, up-io-aaie, uincise ana tomprenensive Hand somely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated. By JACOB BIOOLB No. 1-BIQOLE HORSE BOOK All about Morses a Cominon-liriue Treatise, with over 74 Illustration ; a standard work. Price, jo CcuU. No. 3 BIQOLE BERRY BOOK All shout arowina; Small Fruits read and learn how . contains 43 colored lile-like rrproductlotiMol nil lei.iliujf varietiea and 100 other illustrations. Itlcr, Jo Cents. No. 3 BIQOLE POULTRY BOOK All about Poultry ; the best Poultry Book In eillrnre . tells everything : witli3 colored lile-like reproductions of nil the principal breeds; with iuj other illustraiious. price, 50 Cents. No. 4 BIQQLB COW BOOK All about Cowa and the finiry Ruslness ; having s r;ren sale; contnins 8 colored lifr-likercprodiictioiiH el rath breed, with 13 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents No. 6 BIOOLB SWINE BOOK Just out. All about IIors breeding, Feerilnir, Ilutrh. ery, liiseajes, etc. Contnins over 80 beeutilul hall toucs and other cngravluss. Price, 30 Ceutu. TheBiaOLB BOOKS are uulque.orlRlnnl.urefiilvu never sawanythinir like tltem so practical, fmiin-il H Tl't y lire ImviiiK mi enormous sole liusi. Vtt, Ni n!i : ml 8011th. Everyone who keeps a Home, Cow, llo. er Chicken, or throws small l:ruits, oiiRht to scud ri.''it way for the UlUULti HOOKS. The FARM JOURNAL Is your paper, made for you and not a mif fit. H - vt-rn old; it is the Krent bollrd-down, hit-the nail-on llic -lies.!, -qult-after-you-nnve-aaid-it, Farm and llouschi Id vi.i t r In the world the biaKcst paper ofiu size in the I'nilco ninua 01 America uaviuie over a million anda-uull rcguli.t' 1 . udcrs. Any 0NB of the BIGGLB BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL a YEARS (remainder of 1899, loop. 1501, 190a and looj) will be atnt by mini to any address for A DOLLAR BILL. thunpleofPARM JOURNAL and circular describing BIOOLB BOOKS free . Addreia, FARM JOIWN4 t. 1 lUI.AUKtl'U;.k S1 WILMRa ATKINSOH, CUAS. If. JKMKIMM. Me us for your furniture of nil klnln. Wf! lin vk a large stock Of rlidohoanlrt, ; l.'i III 101' ftllitH, couclief, talih-H, dimnH, etc., f-U:, which wern houglit In; fore, tho nil He in furniture hikI will he Fold nt the ohl pricep, giving you tlie advantage of the mine. If you m-ed a rook Ptove or nny kitchen hard ware it will pny yon to come and nee up before you buy. We will plenPH you twice, once in quality and once in price. Qualitiep and prices cannot be purpapped poppibly not equaled anywhere. Brumbaugh & Hillis. Rcynoldavllle, Pa. Opposite P. O. Are You Satisfied Willi tlie lio ymi mvo Immjii J woiirlny Wuro tlicy Just what yon witnti'iiy r'tfi lmjm thi-y wore, A but It Ih iimsll)l(i they woro nut. An ll!-(ltllntf sins! la tho most un Cdinfui tnlilu part of your wearing apimrnt. Wo hundlo tint most roinfortabli! shot-a made. We linve Shoes in all Colors, Sizes and Shapes. Kvory pair must anil Ooea (fire Satisfaction. Our 1 1 no of el.oea iS ll)-IO-lllltl!. J. K. JOHNSTON. The Jefferson Supply Co. s have their Spring Stocks now in, and very complete, too. Men'p Suits of tlie latept ptylep and patternp that are pell ere. In Men'p Sf raw and Craph Hatp we have Just the thingp to puit you. Our Lafliep' and Cliil- dren'p Saiiorp and Trimmed Hatp are polling fast and we are receiving new ptockp every day. If you want a Hicyclewe can fit you out in proper ptyle. We Pell the Deniorest Sewing Machine, none better, at ?lii.f() to -.TlOO. ShoeH we have a com plete line of, that are all right in every way. New Drepa (Joods in all the newept thingp. If you pee them they will please . you. n I when buyinj. We are the exclusive agents for A fi 11 e n e w 1 i n e of Ch i Id ren'p 2-Piece Suits that can't be beat in quality and price. W. L. Douglas SHOES tUId For 1 5 years the leader in men's fine footwear at a pop. ular price. W. L. Douglas shoes are Union made, by the best skilled workmen in this coun try. Look for the stamp on t !i e innerso! WORKERS UrlipHl Fr-. fJHlOM (STAMP racwyHo.45, gUEVNOLDSVILLK, PA.g 8000000000000000000000008 Call and see us, and we will try to please you. 3 Tlie Jelierson Supply Go. 1 HKYNOLDSVILLK, DIO OTflDCC I UAriMntvT DIU Ol UflCO 1 iv 1 ii.urviv, I BIO SOLDIER. GOOD AND BAD Htovt-n resmble vavh othr very closely. It V wImmi (hoy are put In use tlmt they tell their pdif re, gCINDEREbbASSI art tmule nt thcest mnterluls. aikI reDrftent iille ti nuintK-r of Iniprovenienls In NtoveJ IIIMklllfT- J They mpet every want of the housekeeper tnji uuiiu'iory manner hi a uioueratv oont, IIUT, WORK, WOIiRY. WAHTE, ALL LEFT Ot'T. CtiMKl naker perfe't riwstera. 4 8old with that understanding. J Reunoldsvllle Hardware Co.1 Avalon Terrace , , Tom Reynolds' Addition to Reynoldsville, Pa. The bent town plot now offered for sale, right in the town, and with every convenience. Aa a future home it is the beet; 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., on Grant St. These lots will make beautiful building epots and sold on easy payments. Remember no taxes for 180'.. Remember the Title to every lot guaranteed. Lots at 150, sold 10 down and 50e. per week thereafter. Lots at $175, sold $15 down and $1.00 per week thereafter. Also for sulo, Lots on Pleasant Avenuo and Worth Sti-eot, farm ot 40 acres with house, barn and more kinds of fruit trees than any farm In the country. Reynoldiivllle, with its Silk Mill, employing 300 hands. Coal Mines, employing about l.'MX) men; the largest Woolen Mills in the State; . Machine Shops; a Tannery, employing 150 men, and other Industries that will be hero 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 ' 7-
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