r Sudden Death. William L. K-iry, of ClByvlllo, died very Hiidtl. nly In Al. Tubman's atore, Brookvllle. Widnemlay afternoon of this week. Ho hud boon nlllnjj aeveral wocka, and was under a doctor's cure. mommy nuurniMin no camo to court as a wltnem. .Timt before nHin Wednea day ho was taken worw, and went Into IjOebmnn'a store, where his aon la a clerk. Seeming Very ill. Dr. C!. M. Mat son writ called in, who (rave him some atimuliitlng midielne. Hla heart waa acting feebly. Despite nil tho doctor could do for him ho continued to get worse, and died in the store about 2 o'eloek p. m., where they had made him a comfortable bed. Tho doctor said he died of a collapse. This was probably the result of heart disease in some form. Ho was 40 yearn of age. The body was sent to Clnyvllle Thurs day. Hrookville RrpuhUrnn. A $40.00 Bicycle Given Away Daily. Tho publishers of the New York Star, the handsomely illustrated Sunday news paper, are giving a high grade bicycle each day for the largest list of words made by using the lottars contained in "T H E N EW Y O R K S-T-A-R" no more times in any one word than it la found In Tho Now York Star. Web ster's Dictionary to bo considered as authority. Two good watches, (first class time keepers) will be given daily for second and third next lists, and many other yuluablo rewards, including din ner sets, tea sets, ehina, sterling silver ware, etc., etc.. in order of merit. This educational contest is being given to advertise and introduce this successful weekly into new homes, and alt prlOB Vlll bo awIr,'H'' Pronll)lly without par. tiaiity. TwoU 2 ?' Mm" must bo , enclosed ?: w;o TO trIal sub soriptioo Vrtlh full pnflUlulhr and over flflfl Valuable rewards. Contest opens ttHd hwards commeneo Monday, Juno Ufith, and closes Monday, August 21st, ISO!). Your list onn roach us any day between these, tittles and HI receivo the award to which it may be vnilMt-d for that day, and .ymtr wtrm Will be printed In tho following Issue of tho New Voile Ww. Cmlyom list can bo tmterod "by the same pefson. Prizes are on exhibition at the Slur' business of fices. Persons securing bicycles mny have choice of ladles,' gentlemen' or juveniles' 1WW miHlel, color or size de Btred. Call or address Dep't "E," Thk New York Star, 2.m W. 3ith Street, New York City. (No. tV.) AN ORDINANCE authorizing tho opening of tho extension of Fourth street from Jackson street to the bor ough line at or near Sandy Lick creek, and the assessment of damages caused thereby and by tho grade thereof. Whereas, the town council of the bor ough of Itoynoldsville deem It necessary to open tho extension of Fourth street in said borough, from Jackson street to the south borough line at or near Sandy Lick creek, therefore Seo. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the town council of the borough of Reynoldsvllle in council assem bled, and it Is hereby ordained and enacted by authority of the same, that tho street committee be and 1b hereby authorized and directed to cause to be surveyed and opened the extension of Fourth street, from Jack son street to tho south borough line at or near Sandy Lick creek, at a width of forty (40) feet in accordance with the ac companying plan, the damages caused thereby and the damages caused by the grade thereof and the benefits to pay the same to be assessed and collected la accordance with the provisions of the Acts of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, relating thereto and regulating the same. Seo. 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. Ordlaned and enacted into a law In council this 5th duy of July, A. D. 18!)ll. S. B. Elliott, Attest: Pres. of Council. L. J. McEntirb, Clerk. Approved this tlth day of July, A. D. 181)0. H. Alex. Stoke, Chief Burgess. A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, In effect Sunday, July 2, 1800, Low Grade Division. BASTWAHD, No.l. No.5. No. II. No. 7. A. W. p. H. A. M. P. M. on 1 80 ft 1A 11 07 U no 7 4ft 11 17 4 III 7 M 11 4ft 4 W) 8 IV II M 4 a? 11 6H 4 l 12 1ft ft Oil 4H VI 1 5 1A 0 10 V 02 l 1ft 12 47 ft as n 27 1 01 ft Ml 6 4ft t 2s tl OH t 110 tfl M 1 lit 6 10 7 00 9 40 1 lift 6 20 7 10 V 4fl 1 47 82 7 2a 1 (17 6 42 ttl 2 (B 47 7 iff 2 II S (17 7 Ml f.U 7 21 8 17 44 7 HO tB 27 i HI 7 6ft 8 64 P. M. P. kv A. M. P. U STATIONS. I'lttHhurK Red Bunk Lawaonham .. New llethluhotn (sk Willie Muysvllla Bunimervllle.. Hruokvllle Bell Fuller Reynoldsvllle. pHllROUHt Fulls tlreuk.... Dulinls (tabula Wlnterlmrn ... Fnnnnuld Tyler Homieiotte. ... Orant Driftwood Train 4M(Hunday) leuvea l'ltlMliurg (1.115 p.m., Red limik 7.4ft due at Hrookvlllo O.OB, liuyu olriHVlllu 9.37, IlullolH U.ftft p. ni. Train 41 iHundiiyi leaved I'iilHtiurRO.OOa. m., Red Hunk ll.Uti due ill Hrookvlllo 12.27, Uiiyn oldxvllle 1.00, IlullolH 1.20 p. m. WKSTWAItU. No. 21 Nu.a No.10 No.S.I STATIONS. Driftwood ... Grunt Itomiexotto.. Tylur Pounfltild. ... WlnUirburn . Huliulu llil Hula KallaCreuk., I'uiieniLHt. . . . A. U. A. M. P. M P. M 11 DO ft 60 t7 HI 6 60 til Ml til 12 04' 12 211 12 n: 12 42 7 2.1 7 61 6 2N 6 67 7 611 M 04 H H B 211 7 0; 7 111 7 2il 7 4ft 7 6ft 12 62 I Oil 1 lft 10 0ft S 10 12 ts as t8 01 tlO IX ltnyuuldbville.. 1 a 1 60 S 4H S 10, tH 27 tH llll H 4K 9 Oil 10 ffii Fuller Mull liioukvlllu... Hiiminei'vlllo. Maytvlllu.... OiikKldiiH... . 10 41 til 16 u ai u UN II 6ft till 62 2 (XI 2 III 2 I1V 11 00 til 2SI 2 41 10 01 9 ;u Now Helhluhoni 2 411 a li 10 101 10 HN an 10 12 10 2,'i l.uwHtmhttm. Red Hunk.... I'llUburg. ... 10 60 1 (Mil ft M 7 20 : di p. ni P. H P. M Train 44 (Hiindiiyl leaves PuHuls, (1.40 a. m. due 411 KeyiiiUIvllluu.iM, llrookvllle 7.29, Rod Hunk H.fto, I'IiihIiui'k II. lft u. in. Ttulii 42 iHuiiiluyl leaven Dullnln 4.20 p.m. due Hi RtWniililHVUle 4.40, Hrookvlllo. 6. 11, Uud Hunk .:t"i,lt1liiirit 9.26 p. 111. (JHAKtH. I'UK'K. Aor'u. GlN'L. Bon. JAB. P. AN':UBON OKSXPWl. AUT.. W- 8TAMEY, ATTOUNKY-AT-LAW, Oftli-r n( Hotel MrCnnnell, ReynnldHVllln, Pa. Q MITCHELL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. OlnVe on West Main strerl. nppnslte the C'-immorrlnl Hotel, Reynoldsvllle, Pa. Qt '.. GORDON. ATTOMNEY-AT-LAW, llrnnkvllln, .Teirerson Co. I'll. OMIre In rnnm formerly uei'tiiiled by Gordon A Cm-belt West Muln Hi reel. q m. Mcdonald, attouney-at-law. Notnry Piitillc, reul entute sirent, Pntents sei'iued, I'olliK'tlons mntle promptly. Office in Nolan lilm-k, Reynoldsvllfe, l'n. gMITH M. McCUEIGHT, ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW, Notnry Pnlille snd Real Kle A rent. Cnl Nrtlons will receive prompt nttenilon. Ofllee In KnM'lillrh ti. Henry block, near postonVe, Reynnldsvllln Pa. NEEF. JUSTICE OP THE PEACE And Real Kntnlv Anent, ReynoldkVllle, Pa. jyn. B. E. HOOVEU, UEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. Resident dentist. In the Prnelillrh h Hen. ry lil.H-k, nenr the ixwlofflce, Main street. Gentleness In operating. jyn. it. dkvehe king, DENTIST, Office over ReynoldMVllle Hardware Co. store, ..iitin n,rei-i, nt: JlllllllHV Hie, i n. J)R h, U. Mkans, DENTIST, Office In the .1. Van Reed hullclltiir, nvtlf corner of Main and Fifth streets. JJOTEL McCONNELL, UEYNOLDSVILLE. PA. I' RANK J. HLACK, Proprietor. The lendlnii hotel of the town, lleadtiimr- ters fur commercial men. fleam heat, free bos, hath nHiins and closets -on every floor, nample rooms, billiard rtsim, telephone con nections Ace., JJOTEL BELNAP, UEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. FRANK D1KTX, Proprietor. First class In every particular. Located In the very centre of t Tie htiMlnespart of town. Free 'bus to and from trains and commodious umple rooms for commercial travelers. T II. HUGHES, f J t UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING. A full line of supplies coiiMtutilly on hand. OfHi-e and wan-room near M. h. church, Klfth hlrH.'t, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Division. In effect May 21, 1809. Trains leave Driftwood as follows: EASTWARD 9:0:1 a m Train S, weekdays, fur Sunhiiry, Wilkrihai'i-e, Haxlcton, Poltsville.Hcranlon, Hurrlshurtc and the Intermediate sta tions, arriving at Phlladelpliln t):2a p.m., New York, 9::io p. m.i !ialttrnoro,o:00 p.m. Witshlnifton, 7:16 p. m Pullman Parlor car from Wlllianmiiort to Philadelphia and pas senger coaches from Kane to Philadelphia and Wllllumspoi'l to Hultlmore and Wusli liiKton. 4:0:1 p. m. Train ft, weekdays, for llttr rlshursr and lnttrnifllate Htatlons, ar rlvliuf at Philadelphia 4:26 A. M.t New York, 7.0s a. ni.; Haltlmure, 2.H0 a. m.s Washlni(tuii 4.06 a. H. Pullman pleepinii cars from llarrlsbiiry to Philadelphia and New York. Philadelphia piiHsenirers can remain In sleeper undisturbed until 7:110 A. M. 10:12 p.m. Train 4,dally for Hunbury, Harrls hurit and Intermediate stations, arriving" at Philadelphia, :ft2 A. M.; Now York, 9:as A. H on week days and 10.11s a h. on Hun days Halllmore, U:a6 A. M.; WuKlilnirton, 7:46 A.M. Pullman sleeners from Erie and Wll- lluinsport ti Philadelplila and WllllumHiort til Yi asliltiKtin. PaHHenirers In sleeMr tor iiaitimoro snn vaNiun)ri4in win ne tranHferri;dlnto Waslilnuton sleener at Wll- llaniHHirl. PasHenKer coaches from Erie to rtilladelplila und WlllluniHport to lfn.lt 1 more. WESTWARD 4:Ksu. m. Train II, weekdays, for Erlo, Rldir way, HuHols. Clurmont and principal Inter mediate stations. 9:44 a. m. Train a, dally for Erie and Inter- meuiuie points. 5:42 p. m.Triiln 16, weekdays for Kano und Intermediate st at Ions. THROIliH TRAINS FOR DRIFTWOOD FROM THE EAST ANDSOUTII. TRAIN leaves New Y'ork:6ftp. m.,Phllitdel uhluK:60ii. m.: WiikIiIiikIoii 7:20 n. m.. Hal tlmore S.4I1 p. m., hitIvIiik ut Irlfiwood 4:H8 u. ni., weekduys, with Pullman sleepers und iiusHenxer couches from Plilladefphlu t4i -le uud WushliiKton und Hultlmore to WllllutiiHport. TRAIN a leaves New York at 7:66 p.m.: Phlla delpliln, 11:20 p.m. 1 WuHhliiKlon, 10.40 p.m.! Ilattlnioro, H:ft6 p. ni.; dally arriving ut llrlfl wood ut 9:44 a. ni. Pullman sleeping curs from Plillu. to Wllllumsn't. und throiiKn passeiiffur couches from Philadelphia to Erie und Hultlmore to Wllllumsuort. On Sundays only Pullman sleeper Philadelphia w r.rie. TRAIN 16 leaves Philadelphia 8:40 A. m.l Washington, 7.66 A. M.i Hultlmore, 8:6ft A. M.t Wllkesburro, 10:6ft a. m.; weekdays, arriving at Driftwood ut 6:tt P. M. with Pullmun Purlur car from Philadelphia to wiinainsport una passonKer cowen to Mine, Connections via Johnsonburg R. R. and Kldgway & Clearfield ti. K. U. in. WKKKIIAYS. p. ni, 10 4ft Ar Idas 10:16 loai 10 2ft 1020 10 11 10116 B 66 D 40 Lv Clermont Woodvule QiilnwiHKl Smith's Run lnstunter Htruluht Glen 11 until Hendluo JoliiisonburK RldKway 10 66 1102 11 06 11 OS 11 14 11 19 112' 11 !I2 114a II 69 Ar . p. ni. 7 16 70s 7UI 1164 6I U47 0 4:i eaa 62S "o'l'ii u lft a 110 lft 001 ft 27 4 40 4 00 1 40 p. 111. a. m. U ar Ar 92s 9 2a 916 9 II u. m. Lv 700 707 712 1) Rldirway Island Run Curmun Transfur Croyluud Shorts Mills lllue Hock Currier HriH-k way vllle Lanes Mills McMlnii Summit 12 20 12 27 12112 12 au '21 T br 12 4a 7 28 12 4(1 9 0, 9 02 ssa 8 47 8 4:i sail 8 as Lv 8 lft Lv 7aa 74a 747 7 61 764 Ar 800 Ar 8 I" Lv 8 aa S4H 112.1 to 10 12 61 100 104 lllil'veys Uun Falls ('ruok IlullolH 1 III 120 1 4." 7 00 Ar 8 4ft 8 10 Fulls Creek 12ft 1 40 Reynuidsvlilu Hruokvllle New Hothleliem Red Hank I'llUburg 2 la 8 (Ml 864 660 11U4 1 ou Lv Ar a. m. p. m. ). ni TIii'oukIi Pullman Parlor Cur to PIIIhIiuik on train leaving Falls Creek al s.aau. 111., re turning ou train leaving Pliishuri! ut 1.4(1 u. 111 J. H.TlU'l'ClllNSON. J. R. WOOD. Ueu MunuKor. (Jen. Puss. Ag't. 'ubacrlbc for The W Star If you wnt ttx Titwrn BUFFATX), ROCHESTER A PITTS BURGH RAILWAY. T1MK TADLK. On nnd nfler January 1, iswi, passen- fer trains will arrive nnd depsrt from Kails reek station, dally, except Sunday, as fol lowsi IIKPAHT. For DuHols, Ttltf Run and Pnnxsutiiwney, w:.ft a m, l.ao, a.ftft, s oil p m. For DuHols. Curwensvllle and t'lenrflelrt, 7.2ft a m, 1.40, ft.nft p m. For Rlilxway, Hrndford and Rochester, 10.11 a m. For Rldgwny, Hrndford snd Ruffalo, t.lft p. tn. For Reynoldsvllle, I0.:ift a ni, 4.17 p m. . ASItlVR. From I'linx-uinwni'v, liln Run and D11H0N, t.oo, lu ll a m, 1.16,4.12 p m. From Clearflcld, Curwensvllle and DuHols, w aft n m, 12.4ft, 4.17, 7.6a p m From lluffnlii, Itis'hesler, llradfnrd nnd Rldg- wny, s.ftft p. m. From llriolfoid and Rldgwny, I0.:S am.n.ftft p ni. From Reynoldvllle. I.ftl, 6.02 p. m. Passengers are requested to purchnso tick ets Is-fore entering the cars. An excess charge of Ten Cents will Is? collected hy con ductors when fares are pnld on trains, from all st at Ions where 11 1 Icket olllce In malnliiliied. Thousand mile tickets gissl for passage over nny tsirtlon of the II., R. A P. and Heccli Creek nil I roads are on sale al two t2) cents per mile. For tickets, time tables and full Informa tion apply to K. C. Davis. Agent, Reynoldsvllle. Pa. K. V. I.AI'RV, Oen. Pas. Agent, Rochester N. V. OP c c 53 PS o c sf -X- o 5 0 (6 03 E O O 0 i T w H ci o ft) 5 s2 o o -0 t-l Nobby Suits To Order ! JOHNS & THOMPSON. (Successors to Hamblet & Swart) Merchant Tailors, Feel confident that we -can give patiBfaction in -both cut and make up. W. A. Thompson, a cut- ter with Forty Years' Experience, will do the cutting. We respectfully aek the people of Reynoldsville to give us a call beiVe ordering elsewhere. Johns & Thompson. EVERY WOMAN Rometlmes needs a tvliahio monthly regulating luedlultw. DR. PEAL'S PENNYROYAL PILLS, Are prompt, Mfe and certain In wtil . Thm penu (ne (Iir. never diaimii it. Hftitouywbtn U.00. For sale by your drugglHt. GGLE A Farm Library fx ; m ine worm tne oiuKest paper ol its si2c iu the llmn i ti.it of America having over a million and-halfreiil:.rr..uii. ra. Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and tlie FARM JCUKr.L fl YEARS (remainder of iSqo jono, 1901, 190a and 1903) will be Oiut jy in .i! 0 any address for A DOLLAR BILL. sample ut FARM JOUltNAL and circular describing BIOOLE BOOKS (r.: WILUKK ATKINBOtr. Cllta. V. jUMIUNIt. First National hi O F It K YNOL 1S V1LLK. Capital, $50,000. Surplus. - - 87,000. O. mitrl.rll, I'rrslrlriili slrtitl inet'lrllnnd, Vlr Prrn.x John II. Knuelier. t'nsliler. Director! C. Mitchell, Pcott nloC'lelliind. J.t King, John II. ('oi)m'II, II. k. In-own. O. W. Keller. .1. II. Knucher. loos s renernlhsnkiMi; Intslmssnd solicits the Accounts of nierchnnis, prnresNtotin I men. fiirmers, mechnnlcs. miners, lomhernii'n nnrl others, promlslnit the most rnreful nttentlon to the hustness of nil persons. Piife DejMisIt Hum's fur rent. first NHllniml flitnlt hulltllnK, Nolnn block rir Proof Vault. NEW PLANING MILL Will keep in stock a full line of rough and dressed .... Lumber. Sasti and Doors. Mouldings, Casings, Brackets, Porch Material ol all Rinds, Shingles, Lath, Plaster, Lime, Cement and Sewer Pipe. Material delivered to n)I parts of town. . J. V. Young. Get an Education Th bt oat fit In Hf. Rat nthof1 od at CENTRAL STATE NORMAL SCHOOL l.OI K HAVKN (Clinton !'.), J' A. fltronc ftraltf, vnrlfd ennnrt, food lthrrf( modrn ftpparatna fa lahoratnrr and trrmn. atnm, handannia haildinta, itftniv gruaDda, Hhnrleat time. 1aat vtiiMnif, Htat aid tn utti. dnta. In addition to rfnular miariM, imi iivvwork la offered in Mnulo, Shorthand Tjpt writinc . Ranri for llluatratd catalocti. Ik LIM, Ph.D., IVIaria!. lk Hmm. Pa. L. M. SNYDER, Practical llorse-Shoer fthd General Hlacksmith. llonto ahnelny done in the noatont manner unci hy tho Into!- Improved mthodH. Ke pHlrlrifi of all kind carefully and promptly done. Satihfaction Uuahantkku. HORSE CLIPPING Hare JiiNt. reeclved a complete pet of ma chine hum clipper! of latent ntyle MtH imtl'rn and am prepared to do cllpptiifr In the bent IMwnlble manner at reaKonable rtitoi, .lack aon Ht. near Fifth, Keynoldsvllle, Pa. v hava lOtMl tlie tcilol vt-jri. find hv cured thouianda of Cal of Nervoui liiieatet, iuch Hit Debility, Diitinctf , &lerpc pf nnd Varicocele, Atrophy. &o They clear the brain.atrengthen the circulation make dicoiion ucriit nu imparl m iicaimij- tlnn. Um lw.ln All drama nnd loitei nre checked S'nnff A(r1n. Unle panenu "v..0..gH...i arB property curcn, tneir uhui lion oftn worri them ititolnianity, Conaump I:op or Death. Mailed sealed. Price $i per box 6 Uxes, with lronclad legal guarantee to cure or refund the money, $5.00. Send for free book, Fornalohy II. Alex Stoke BOOKS of unequalled value Practical, UmiL.U IM r.n CT TDV term up-io-aaie, concise ana tomprenensive Hand somely printed and Beautifully Illustrated. By JACOB BIOQLB No. 1 BIQOLE HORSE BOOK All about Hones Common-SriMc Trratlw, with orer 74 Illustration! ; standard work. Price, 30 Cents. No. 2 BIOOLE BERRY BOOK All about RTOwinfr Small Fruitsread and frn bnw ; contains 43 colored life-like rtproiliicUoiit.nl all in. uing varieties and 100 other illustrations. Frice, ju Cents. No. 3 BIOOLE POULTRY BOOK All about Poultry ; the beat Poultry Bonk In exlstrnre , tolls everything ; wlthij colored lire-like reproductions of all the principal breeds; with luj other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents. No. 4 BIOOLE COW BOOK All about Cows and the Dairy Business t having a r rent sule; contains 8 colored lite-like reproduction t t ruth breed, with 13a other illustrations, frice, 50 Cents No. 6 BIOQLB SWINE BOOK Just out. All about Hops Breeding, Feedltitr, lhitrh. cry, Dinea.iea, etc. Contains over bo Ixmitilul Half tones and other engravings. Price, 50 Ccntti. t The BIOOLE BOOKS are tiiiltiue.orlRlnnl.uscfiit mi never buw anything like them scpnicticiil,nini.iHt . Tli v ore huviug 11 n enormous sale Kiiht. Wtsl. f . ah 1 .1 South. Xivcry one who keeps a Horse. Cow, 1,01: (f Chicken, or grows Small Fruits, oiir.hl to scui riij'u way for the UIUUL1: BOOKS. Tho FARM JOURNA Is your paper, made for you nnd not a misfit. It 77 wi a old; It lathe Kat boilrilKiown, hit the-iiuil-on il.t m::nl. quit-alter-you-buve-auid-it, Farm and lloiiKholil tm-tr lit Address, FARM JOVVt'MA t. . ) umi'i'i.; 1: jyX)K HKRE! DO YOU WANT TO BUY A COOI) part or nil wool Carpet? A COOI) Cliiiinbttr Suit? A COOI) Parlor Stilt? A COOI) flfRt-clUMg Cnuoh? A COOD KxtctiNlon Table? A COf )D fancy Slrlcbourd? A C(K)l) MattivHuor SprloR? A fJCK)!) wt tif Chnlin or nMikor? A COOD flrxt-clnna S- lntf Machine? A CM)D War.li t.be or nookeam.? A COOD Stove and cooking u tonsils? If You Ym it Will Pay You to Call and Skk nilUMHAUGH & HILLIS, OpiMwIte P. O. The Jefferson have their Spring Stocks now in, and very complete, too. Men's Suits of the latest styles nnd patterns that are sellers. In Men's Straw ami Crash Hats we have just the things to suit you. Our Ladies' and Chil dren's Sailors and Trimmed Hats are selling fast and we are receiving new stocks every day. If you want a Bicycle we can lit you out in proper style. We sell the Demorest Sewing Machine, none better, at sfUU.fiO to 2.r.00. felloes we nave a com plete line of, that are all right in every way. New Dress (roods in all the newest things. If you see them they will please you. Call and see us, and we will try to please you. 3 UEYNOLDSVILLE, RATI I MEL, MG SOLDIER. BIG STORES Avalon Tom Reynolds' Addition to Reynoldsville, Pa. The best town plot now offered for sale, right in the town, and with every convenience. Aa a future home it is the best; as a growing invest ment, it is without an equal. HAVE BEEN SOLD AND SELLING NOW. DON'T GET THE REST. LOTS AUE WAIT, I have for sale 100 lots, 50x150 ft., on Grant St. These lots will make beautiful building spots and sold on easy payments. Remember no taxes for 1800. 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. .Alao for sulo, Jjotg on Pleusmit Avonuo und Worth Kti'tiut, farm of 40 aoros with Iiouho, buru and more kinds of fruit trees than any farm In tho cmuilry. , Koynolddvlllo, with Its Silk Mill, employing IlOO luindu, Coul Minus, employing uhout I'iOO mon; tho lurtfunt, Woolon Mills In the State; Muiihlno Klioim; a Tannery, employing 150 mon, and othur InduaU-loa that will bo hoi'O btiforo tho year closes, will nmko those lots an lnvostmont that will more than double thumsolvos before you f;ot them paid for. I SMITH M. McCREIGHT, Agent Are You i Satisfied With tho shot you have been wettrlnK? Were they jimt what you wanted? Perhaps they were, but It l piwHlblo they wore not. An Ill-fit tlnjr shoe Is the most tin comfoi table part of your wearing apparel. We handle the most comfortable shoes mode. We have Shoes in all Colors, Sizes and Shapes. Every pair must and does (five Satisfaction. Our line of shoes is up-to-date. J. K. JOHNSTON. Supply Go. A fine new line of Children's 2-Piece Suits that can't be beat in quality nnd price. W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES thvIU1d For 1 S years the leader In men's fine footwear at a pop- ular price. - W. L. Douglas shoes are Union I made, by the best , skilled workmen in this coun ! try. Look for tlie stamp on t U e innerscle ; when buying. OOT8e8rto We are the. exclusive agents for Fr-. 8 UNION (STAMP racEtyNo.45, UEYNOLDSVILLE, PA. Sooooooooooooooc Z3 IOOOOOOOOO Tlie Jeiierson Supply Go. GOOD AND RAD Htovra reiieintile earh other very clixteljf. ICh whi'ii they nre put In use tlmt they tell their iM'illg rue. m fe. STOVES ft PANOESjgJ A lire made of tlii'lii'st inuteriiiM. and renreHent iiullo n minilier of luiirovenieiita In atiive iiinklnii. j They meet every want of tho lnniwikeepeM 111 u aitiiariiettu-y inaiiiier lit a in4Mieritte cu&.t DIUT. WORK, Wt)HRV, WAfTE, AM. I.EKT 0'T. tliHid Imkertt erfert nmKltira. Hold with Ituit understanding. Repoldsvllle Hardware Co. Terrace u i
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