tfubcri))twn tl.M per yeor, or fl.Oi) f find! utrirlhl in titli'ttnvr. ' A. ftTKrHKdlvnm, Killior mikI Pub. Anlmli'iii'niliMit Im-nl )inMr. nnlillhirtnrry ilin'tMlny Hi Uivnltl-vllli ,h'll'rmi rn. iIkvuiimI to IIik lnli'niln tit Ki-yniililHvllln nnilJi'irnrmini-initil. Nun-piillt lfil. will! ri-nt nil with futrniM, nnil will l'iKMH'lnllr frli'inl f tnwnnl tho IiiIniHiik rlus. (!iimmuiili'ntloii Ititmulril fur iMilillcMlon miiKt Iw n iiiiimnli'il by llm wrlnr' nnnm, nt for iiiiKlli'iillnti, lull n n diiiiimiiIvk of fill ill. liiti'ri'Htlnu tinwn limn unllrlttMl, AilviTlltlni rule mucin known on iipiilli'it IIiiii M I lin olllrn In r'nn'hllrh-lli-nry III.h K. I.t'imlny I'oiiimiinli'iillimii nnil rlimiitti of ilvirllinii'iilii nhimlil ri'iu'h IIiIh nltlcn by Monilny niton, iili-rlitlon irlitfl.r jrnnr.ln mlvnni'. Aililrv! nil I'nnHnilllli'ittliHin to V, A. Hlih rnpon, Kt-ynolilivllln, Pit. Knlr)'il nt I lin HMtotlli' nt lli'ynnlilnvllli', 1'n.. an Niirontl rlnH mull nmttor. A Oreat Ptire Offer. Vn tmvo n (Tiftit. pclrt nlTor to rnnkn tlm (urmffn of .IoIToikoh county! I iy a ppi'I'ltll lllTllllHI'llll'Ilt Willi till-III)1IhIII' if tint Ftmn Junrmil, u most ixi'i'llotit fitrm hiit Hint, ciwlx fill ocMitu n yt'nr, wt mil ulilii In DlTor mm yoiir'n hiiIwii'I tlmi to TliR Stau nnil HH'lt yomV uli nrriMllon In tln A'unii Journal llm two worth ,'I.IHI -nil for llm nninll oimi of l.l!5. Of rourfii till only iiiillrn to mlvniKi) imyini; hiiIwm'IIioih. Wo can funilHli n few iiin'in nt tliln into, nnil It yMi want tlioni on tlnwn Ii iimh, yon miiHt. act . gt'ii'Ki.v! Sitniln coplfn of tlm fitnii Journal will lio Hont fn on application. Artclivm, .'. A. Stk.i-iiknhon, Heynol'luvlllo, Ph. Transactions in Real Ebtote. T. 51. Kurt, to Cliui'lt'n K. llootwlck, for property in I'iiiixhuIuu my. H,U,"0; Kfhrnnry ! I!NH). Will lam K. KiwtiT, i-xccnlor, toll. A. SnnitncrvlIlK, for liiml In l'lnccrcck tnwiiHhlp. UKl: April 2!t, I INK). Mnirnlii it. Kiko, ct nl., to .lolin I .on dux, for liuitl In McCiiiinont townnlilp. Jlil.r4. Kvn T.. ltmiry, ct. hI., to John 1 Sell warty., for lunil In MrCulinont town ship. John llrtrlck to Willlum K. Klk, for liiml In rinocrci'k township. flO; Hcp tcmlHir 21, MM. School Dixtrict of Wurtmw townnlilp to T. U. llnrrls, for ccnuMory lot. $2; AnniiMt 20. IDlHI. W. H. Liicih, trcustnrcr, to J. H. Stownrt, for 20 hoivh of Innil In Union towiiHhip, mild for tuxen bhhchhciI to .Umii'h DiivU. $11; Siipti-mlh-r 1.1, WK AhIhi'iI to ChnrlfH I', l'lnrco. Hfi; l).-cnnilxir2I, 1H!IH. ThoniiiH Siinil to Stlf SutUir, for lot In Anitu. (120; Aiitfn.it 25, 11)00. Mary Strauss to John Mclflllip, for lot in Witmlow township. $."0; July 0, l!HX). Homy C. Sncll, ct nl., to A. I.. Muuk for 81 acres of land in MoCalmont town nliip. 1,000; Fchnmry 21, 1IM)0. f'liHrlcB H. Means to Jcnnio Williams, for land In IVrry townnhlp. .V); May 21, vm. J. H. Stcrlcy to Sarah C. Hohslcr, for proprt.y in HcynoldHvillo. 1400; 8oi tomlxir 20, 1!XH). Uoliert Saycm to Joseph Rood, Jr., for land In Reynoldsvlllc. 100; Sop tomlxir 22, 1000. Cathorinn Iliu i is to Miuhaol Macro, for land in Winslow township. H.'iO; Septcinlxir 27, 1!KH). W. It. Giirkuhoiiso to Philip Plyler, for lot in Washington township. (20; April 20, WOO. David A. Hotrlck, to Philip Plyler, for property In Washington township. (20; January :), 11MH). Under Quarantine. Tho following persona are under quar antine: Hurt McConnell, boh of P. A. McCon noli, Main street; scarlet fever, (juar Hntine will bo removed this week. Arthur Kant', bon of John L. Kano, Hrndford street; scarlet fever. Walter RiMlueiit, son of Prank Rodjr era. Hill street: scarlet fever. Mary Kinnard, daughter of Mrs. A. H. Kinnurd, i runt streel; diphtheria. Kftln Mohney. daughter of M. Mohney, Jackcon street: diphthtiria. Roho and Mnml Wiley, duuehtors of Charles P. Wiley, Punconst street; diphtheria. Oeorjro and T.anra Fettorhoff. son and daughter of Monroe Fettorhoff, Brad ford street: diphtheria. Annie Carr, dutightcr of William Carr, Hill street; diphtheria. Anna Belle McClure, daiiRhter of A. T. McCluin, Main street; diphtheria. Matftflo Hays, daughlerof A.C. Hay9, Jackson street; diphtheria. William Sanders, adopted son of Jo aeph Sunders, Bradford stivot; diph theria. Job Couldn't Have Stood It If ho'd had ltehlnjr piles. They're terri bly annoylnc; but Buck Ion's Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of pile on earth. It has cured thousands. For Injuries, pains or bodily eruptions it's the best salve iu the world. Price 2o. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by II. Alex. Stoke, druggist. We make a specialty of school shoes. Robinson's. Boys' heavy floece-llnod underwear from 25 cents up, at Peoplo's Bargain store. - Johnston & Nolan have a fine line of Emerson's shoes for gentloraon. See them. For Sale 20 tinorted English Berk shire pigs. Inquire of S. Shaffer. Mitchell, the tailor, has no competi tion on tine overcoats. . If you want a perfect fit, order suit from Joho r lyuii, tho tailor, ' Fine line of ladies' flannel skirts and waists at low prices at the' Peoplo's uttrgam store. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Otimpiea of the People who are Pasalnj TO and Fro. Henry Norrla l at Taretitum this week. K. 1. Iliittorf was In Jnlinsonhurg over Sunday. John ('. Hnrto, groooryiiiiin, was at t.'iivoilo Sunday. John ('. illint, o( t'ownnxvllle, was III town yesttirday. Miss Bert tin Copping was In New Cnst In last week. Frank Roller Is agent lor the Dullols CiDiriir at this place. W. C. nnil Ben Reed, of Troutvllle, were In town Friday. Councilman Henry Dolhlo was In Philadelphia last. week. Michael Kerr, of Struttonvllle. Is vis iting In town this week. Mrs. John A. Welsh Is visiting her parents at. Crates, (Marlon county. Harry Sehlnhlg, of Buffalo, N. Y., visited his parents here this week. M. M. Davis, Hhi., went to Pittsburg yesterday to take in the exposition. John K. Hopkins, of Pittsburg, i visit ed his parents In this place last week. Hon. W. O. Smith, editorof the Piiux- snlawney ,SjnYi7, was In town Thursday. ilanu's Cochran, a painter, scalded his left hand very badly one day last week. .Miss Arniliita Thrush, of Piinxsotnw- ney, Is the guest of Mrs. J. ( , Johns. A. W. Pent', and wife, of Piinxsutuw- ney, visited in this place the pn-t week. Misses Edith and Evallne Sechrlst. of Dullols, visited in this place the past week. Miss Blanch Kmery, of Brookvillo, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. If. (1. Seheaf- nocker. Misses Stella erlsi and May Selt.er, of 1,ock Haven, are visiting In Iteyn oldsvllle. Father Dwyer, of Crates, was the guest of Father Fd. Drlscoll several days last wei'k. Miss Sarah Moore, of Corsica, visited her brother, W. H. Moore, In this place last week. Constable 1'. .1. Ward, of West Reyn- oldsville, returned Monday from a trip to Ireland. Miss Nettle Carrier, of Sumtnorvlllo, was tin guest of Miss Mmnln Plyler over Sunday. Miss Laura Bottorf, of Johusonbiirg, Is visiting her brother, K. (1. Bottorf, In this place. W. L. Johnston, Fsq., and wife will drive over Into Clarion county to-day to visit relatives. Adam Swaband wife, of Strattonvllle, visited their soil. 11. A. Swab, In this place last week. Robert II. Wilson and wife Hont Sunday in Hrookvlllu with their son, Dr. Reld Wilson. Ii. C. McOaw and wife, of Punxsii tawney, attended the Trultt-Ristnn wedding yesterday. David Swab, of Westmoreland coun ty, visited his nephew, II. A. Swab, In this place last week. Mrs. A. J. Meek has returned from a three weeks' visit at Pittsburg, Greens burg and other places. W. C. Klllott, editor the Volunteer, and wife were In Plttohurg Inst week taking in the exiositlon. Harry Reynolds, who was at Walston about a year has resigned his position there and gone to Kano. John F. Amend, Esq., of Durry Sta tion, visited his daughter, Mrs. S. M. McCroight, the past week. L. M. Stewart and wife, of Butler, visited tho former's mother In West Reynoldsvlllo the past week. II. B. Myers, who hn been at Hills villn. Lawrence county, six months, returned to this place last week. Mrs. M. E. Rldgcway waa at Eust Brady Saturday attending at surpriso party given to Mrs. Dennis McCormlck. Dr. B. E. Hoover und family and J. R. Milltren and wffn drove to Wlnslow Saturday and i-pent Sunday with rela tives. Misses Bessio and Mull huh Sensor wore In DuBots Friday evening attending a birthday party given by their cousin, Adulinu Holland. C. R. Hall and wife went to Brook villo yesterday to uttend the Whittle!' Club social. They will visit In Brook villo several days. Frank P. Alexander, Misses Belle Robinson, Lois Robinson and Ella E. Secloy will go to Plttsbury to-day to visit the exposition. Mrs. J. C. Barto is visiting at Co vode, Indiana county, this weok. She wont over to attend a birthday party given her sistor yestorday. W. G. Kline, Esq., and wife, of Gale ton, PotUir county, visited the former's paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kline, noar this place tbo past week. M. Phalon, supervisor of the Low Grade Division, Is nut thU week on the P. R. R. annual Inspection train, which goes over the entire P. R. R. system. : Martin Plyler and wife were In Pitts burg the first of this week to consult a specialist about Mrs. Ptyler's eyes, una of which has been giving her consider able trouble tor some time. Rathmel. Dr. Shires and Prof. Inng attended the box slipper at the Best school house Saturday night. Mrs. Humphrey, who has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. . 11. Broad head, for si mie time, returned to her hiimi) In Beaver Saturday. Mrs. Cunningham, of Crenshnw, vis ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MePherson over Sunday. Rev. Stahlman, of Butler county, tilled Rev. H. T. Chlsholm'a pulpit here Sunday morning. F.. ft. Dlekey leaves to-day for Reyn oldsvlllo, where he has accepted a posi tion In Frank's restaurant.. The box RiipMir at the Dean school house Monday night was well atloinh d and a nice sum t'eall.ed, which will he used In starting a schiMil library. Tliero was mi scIiimiI yesterday In room 2, on account of the Illness of the teacher, Miss Mae Corbetl.. David Hill had business In DuBiiis Monday of this week. Harry .oilier and Miss Kntn Lundy, of Punxsntnwney, visited Miss Fannin Pinni'll, of this place. Mrs. G. L. Llndermmi was called to New Kensington Monday on account of the sickness of her son, David, it that, place. School Report. Report of the Rathmel public school for the month ending Oct.. fi, IINMl: IK siM No. I. No. pupils enrolled, UN; average at teliilnnii', fi; percentage of al lenilatieo, IH1. Names of those present every day, Frank Ditch. Earl Lyle, Ray Lyons, Lloyd Gordon. Willie Tench, Louis Fernrle, John Lugoskl, Angellne Fer arle, Annie Lugof kl, Kmiiia Ditch, Em ma Johnston, Ida Slplo, Phooho Sheran, LI.'.lo Mansoll, Smile Densey, Tllllo Youngmnrk, Alma Carney, Annie Dumlieek. Those missing but, one day: llernlcn Cartwrlght, Mary Matthews, Hal Ho Kuhlnski, Mike McCullouoh. John Ske ban, Harry Stuckey, Frank Slple, Roy Keagle. Katk LyikiN, Teacher. IMKIM Nil. 2. No. pupils enrolled, 4H; average at tendance, 41: percentage of attendance during month, HI. Names of those present every day: Verna Harris, Beatrice Mitchell, Agnes Flnnell, Ellio Trudgen, Agnes Reld, ('ora Pierce, Jay Marshall. Frank Rut koskl. Robert Barclay, James Henry, Loon Phillips, Sylvan Lyons. Those missing hut one day: Mary McCullough, Gertrude Deasey, Minnie Maxwell, Violet Curtwrlght, Katie Lin nier, John Hot look, Albert Michaels, Fred Gordon, Willie Barclay, Joseph Northey. MakCokiikit, Teacher. Hi KIM NO. .1. No. of pupils enrolled, fili; average at tendance, 4H; poi ntage of attendance, 02. Names of those present every day: May Loach, Annie Youngmnrk, Sadie Brlson, Anna Trudgen, Ruby Monroe, Kllln Mansoll, Sarah Mansoll, Harry Lyle, JiimcH MuPherson, Eddie. Ditch, Frank Huffman. Thnso missing but one day: Allco Broadhcad, Anna Maxwell, Bessie Gor don, Peter Densey, Earl Loach, Clair Broadhcad, Bonnet Keagle, Willie Hill, Robert Sneddon. Sarah Cokiiktt, Teacher, ROOM NO. 4. No. of pupils enrolled, .'HI; average attendance, 2H: porccntuge of attendance during month, 8H. Names of those present every day: Nina Cameron, Mary Marshall, Annie Barclay, Edna Kcaglo, Arthur Bever Idge, Loo Domlnskl, Grover Henry, Joseph Mitchell, Goorgo Mohney. Those missing but one day: Agnes Wyse, Alice Rickard, Molly Moore, Gerald Lynns, Oswald Tench. R. C. Wilson, Principal. Bismarck's Iron Nerve. Was tho result of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found whore stomach, llvur, kidneys and bowels are out of order. If you wunt these qualities and the suc cess they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. Only 2!i cents at II. Alox. Stoku's drug store. Letter List. List of unclaimed letters remaining In the postoftlce at Reynoldsvlllo, Pa., week ending Oct. tl, 1000: Miss Sarah Smith, Miss Mary Claim. Say advertised and give data of list when calling for ubovo. A. M. Woodward, P. M. Shoup-Milliton. William Fob tor Slump, of Calluusburg, Pa., and Miss Ada Adresa Mllliren, of Kirk man, Pa., were married at tho M. E. parsonago In Emerlckvlllo October 2nd by Rev. J. P. Hicks. For Sale Now buggies, wheels, tops, cushions, dashes, &o., also second-hand buggies und hacks, by L. M. Snyder. Tho largest assortment of wool under wear to be found In the county at Mllllrcna. Auction sales will continue Saturday and Monday afternoon and night, Out. 20 and 22, Private sales durlug the week. J. C. Kino & Co. i BING & CO. S aU NEW iiiiiinniiiiii GOODS iioiioiionoi ion ALL OVER jjj IMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMKI THE STORE i (MMMMMMMMMMXMMIOIMMM) fa V mu:ss 1 nunts fa X and siririxcs y fa WJ( livery new style anil fa O e fleet in stiiple fall ami fa winter faliries. V JILICK coons fa w fa Our line ts eoinplcte. fa tfl Prunellaa, diadnal, In il- fa Jif liante, zihelines, ereptms, J? M liinilna and tntiny titlter fa W kintls, from 2"i eents to fa y $2.00 per yard. fa r t'i't't fa M Ladies,' Misses' and fa Children's fa JACKliTS AND CAI'liS. Jj SH'tid a little time find fa Of look at them tiefore liny- fa fu iiiK elsewhere. A !i!i!i! fa The time to liny V niKS fa V We sell the liest furs that fa y are made no inferior, fa W patehed up stttlfs. fa f t HESS HIGH GRADE PERFUME. IIbbh' lied Curnntion, ID t I m IIhhh' Lily of the Vnlley, i t ; Hens' Heliotrope, 1 lees' Wild Violet, St jj HtW Crab Apple IHoh'hi f Hess' KoHa Alba, I Hess' Purple Lilac, Hckh' Violet Estrelle, t ' Hesg' I)ainank KoHe, J less' Forest Flowera, $ IleeB' Yezzo. ' $ t s ffn Sweetest and moat persist ent of nil Per fumes. iff ndiiiio.tji illicit rcriuintju t Free. I -AT- i J. J. Sutter's New Store. 2 Centennial Hall Building. W A1T1N(I KOU Wk'kk Waitino Vur you! Wniting for you to And out llm liireiiti(;e between the bent drugs fliul tlm ninyhnp kind; Waitino kok Voir To lenrn 1hnt"7yf $'n a good dog, but Holdfast, is a, heller." Wk'vk Waitkh l''or 11 gr!nt many people who wanted to be pure of their prenrriptlonn. Now Wk Wait On them instead of for them. Abwo lut'dy pure goodH, etjuitable prioeH and miiiteoiiH Hfi'viet) are waiting for you at A Complete Line of Fall and Winter Goods. New Styles, New Goods, at Old Prices. BED CLOTHING We are now in fliiipo to nhow you a largo and eom pleto line of ComfortH and Wool and Cotton HlanketH. if 3. Of) a pair for full-nixo white blanketH and aborted color bordern. .Strictly all wool. :.0() a pair forBtrictly all wool Hcarlet blankets. 00 a pair for strictly all wool gray blanketH. $!i.50 a pair for fttrictly all wool barred blanketH. 50 a pair for extra fine all-wool blanketn, barred all colorH. $4.50 for a o-pound white blanket. Strictly all-wool. A big bargain. 4.50 and $5 for California HlanketH in white only. No finer made. COMFORTS Cotton-filled Conifortn, beft of cotton, much finer than we have ever nhown. PriceH 1, 1.25, $1.40, $1.75, $2, $2.50. CHICK & WAGNED O The Bit? Store.- IN- JEFFERSON We have just opened up a new assortment of MILLINEltY composed of Ladies' and Misses' trimmed hats and Chil dren's headwear, selected and made by experts in touch with the latest metropolitan fashions and at prices from toVa lower than you are usually asked by exclusive milliners. SHIItTS AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS at 50 and 75 eents. We can show you the most complect nne oi new sntrts to ne lounu anywnere. NECKWEAR in the newest styles. SUMMER UNDERWEAR at 50 cents and $1.00 a suit where at Va more. A lot of Ladies' that sold for $2.25 and $2.50. sizes to clean them out, $1.2o Jefferson Supply Co. YOU Stoke's Pharmacy. UNDERWEAR For Men, Women and Children. Now in the bent time to buy when the aHHortmentfl are full. We bought our under wear early lant ppring and bought it all in one or two cafe lotH, which enables uh to give you a very low price. Don't buy underwear without ex amining our line. men's. Youths' and Roys' CLOTHING A new and up-to-date line of KiiitH for Men, Youths and Hoys in all stylet and at the lowest prices. Every gar ment guaranteed togive satis faction. A large and beautiful line of OVERCOATS Everything that is dreswy and up-to-date. You will not find a better line to select from. Prices and styles to suit everybody. Ask to see the Hull wood and the Iiaglin. SUPPLY CO. that cannot be matched , - Shoes Odd lots and and $1.50.
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