VOLUME .
KKYNOLIWV1LLK, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, KUVEM KEU 2, 15100.
NUMISEfl 21).
MITCIIELL.
ATTOKN E Y-ATLAW.
Office on West Mnln Miwt, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, Kcynoliisvllle, I'll.
G,
m. McDonald,
attorney-at-law,
Notnry Pulillr, reul esliili wit'tit, I'liti'M
Bectiivtl, rolWM-tloim nutile promptly. Utllce
In Nolitn liliM'k, ltiynollavllln, I'll.
gMITH M. McCHEIGHT,
ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W ,
ftntnry Fiilillr mid KimiI KM nt ARent. L'nl
ucllona will loi'clve prompt intention. Ofllrt
In KrtM'hllch & Henry block, neur ptmtoHire.
UeynoUiavlllu I'll.
tl. B. E. HOOVER,
REYNOLDS VILLE, VA.
HiwHlent dnntlst. In the Froehllrh ft llen
Ty block, near Hit) poMolllce, Mnln ntrert.
OontleneiMi In operating.
It. L. L. MEANS,
DENTIST,
- Office on wi-ontl floor of First National bunk
building, Mnln Htreet.
K. R. DKVERE KING.
DENTIST,
Office on oeeond floor Reynoldsivllle Heal
Estate KIiIk., Main utreet, Keynolilsvllle, I'll.
E
NEFF.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Real Estate Audit, Keynolilsvlllu, I'll.
IN
Keystone Hardware Company. J
E SWEET ORR'S
WORKING.
CLOTHES. AND
DRESS. TROUSERS. . .
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Men's Fall Suits.
We have aimed high in our Fall Clothing stock.
The stocks of several of the largest manufacturers con
tributing to complete our stock.
Men's Dress Suits
Black Clay or Bird's Eye Worsteds.
Vicuna or heavy Blue Serge.
-Fancy Worsted in Stripe or Checks.
Oxford Gray Vicuna, a novelty, velvet collar and
cuffs.
Brown Check or Stripes.
Some have double-breasted vests, others are double
breasted square-cut coats. Trousers are cut in accord
ance to the latest fashion. $3.50, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00,
10.00, 12.00, 14.00, 15.00, 16.00, 18.00.
Young Men's Long Pants Suits, size from 15 to 19,
.doable-breasted vest, nice, narrow trousers, $3.50, 5.00,
,h 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 10.00, 12.00.
puch a pleasing
of Extra Trousers, Sweet Orr Union-made. Some are cut with narrow legs,
others have wider ones for more corpulent men, at $1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 8.00,8.60?
4.50, 5.00, 6.00. - , . .
ASK TO SElHTuR NEW LINE OF MONARCH SHIRTS.
H. HUGHES.
UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING.
A full tint of supplies coiislnntly on liiitnl.
I'li'tuie ftninlimn spiv In It. v. tMlli e mill ivare
rootn In Hie Mnote tinllillnu on Main street.
j JOTICL Dl.LNAl'.
REYNOLDSVILIiE. I'A.
FU.IXK DIM '., l'mrUl,;
r'lrstVluss In every ptirtlruliir. t-oi'titeilln
tlie very rent re of I lie business pin t of town.
Free 'tins to nttil from trettm itnrl I'otntnoillntiH
sn tuple rooms foremntnerrltll truvelels.
II
OTEL McCONNKLL,
ijtrvKriT.nvTT.T.P'.. pa.
FUANKJ. lll..CI Vfijirtti.i.
The leatlltiK hotel of I lie num. Ileinhpiitt -teis
for eoninieirlal men. fleam hent, free
bus, bath room aiuli'losetH on every Door,
miiiiule rooms, IiIIHiikI room, telephone con
tteetloiiH ftc.
STRAY NOTICE.
t'nnie trespiisslnit on the premises of the
nnilerslitneil in Wlnslow tonshl. Nov. "th
anil lltlt, one liuhl red yeurllnu heifer. The
owner Is ti'iiu sted to eome forward, prove
propertv, pnv ehiirires antl Hike her nwiiy or
she will tie llsioed of ticcoi illnic to law.
Hiulimel, Fa., Nov. IJ, IIKil). f. T. I'KAN.
STRAY NOT IC E.
(nine trestmssttm on the inetnlses of the
iimlersluni'd In fvkeHvllle, Wlnslow township.
Nov. ttth, twin, one Inrue red row, with a little
white alonit hnrk, the rlcht horn turns down
and left tin ns up. The owner Is requested to
eome forward, prove property, pay rhinites
mill take her away or she will lie dl-posed
of arrordluu to Inn. .loltN II. r IKK.
Sykesvllle. I'll.. Nov. Ill, 11100.
THE ORDINARY
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heating stove most of the heat passes di
rect Into the chimney without spreading its
warmth. We overcome this waste in the
Tremont Hot Blast
by converting the smoke, soot and gases
into heat. Producing the greatest results
for the fuel consumed.
V TREMONT HOT BLAST
will burn the poorest quality of slack or
coal dust with the same successful results
that it does the best quality of fuel.
The fire is at all times under perfect
control, and can be increased or lessened
to meet the requirements of the user. No
trouble to keep a continuous fire through
out the winter.
If you want a stove that is unequaled
for economy and good service buy ths
TREMONT.
ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
ALL THE BEST IDEAS.
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No Better Stiff Hats Made
than ours. You pay frcin 50c. to $1.00 advance elsewhere but
you don't improve the quality.
The Fall chapes are here in abundance; any color, all
dimencions. $1.25, 1.50, r.75, 2.00, 2.50.
GOLF HATS AND FEDORAS. If you have grown
tired of a Derby try one of these nobby-looking soft hats that
variety of shapes and colors
SUNDAY SCHOOL VISITATION.
Further Particulars. Concerning the Cnn
vass to be Mode Dec. 6th.
Tim plans iifo I'tipiilly miuiiring for
thn lioiiAo-to-liuiiso visitation of tho
itiirmijjlm of RoynnUlNVlllo. West Royn
oltlsvlllu anil t'rcHiMittvlllo, which Is to
bo miitlo on Thiirsilay, Deccmbor 0th.
Tho following persons comprint) the Ex
vcutlvi' Cotnittittct!, which litis charge, of
tho ciirryinif out of tho plan as ar
rangi'il: Ri-v. Terry A. Reno, Rov. A.
J. Mock, Ph. J) , Rov. VV. Frnnk Rebor,
O. W. 1'iuYn, S. S. Robinson and W. 8.
Stout', Chairman. The district has
bi't ii divided Into twelve sub-districts,
as follows:
Nos. 1 and 2 West Reynoltlsvlllo.
No. 3 From First street, east side of
Main street to Fourth street, mid streets
Intersecting.
No. 4 From Fourth street, east sldo
of Main Btreet to Seventh, and streets
liilerseetinK.
No. fi From Seventh street, east side
of Main street to Cemetery road, and
streets Intersecting.
No. (I From Cemetery road, both
sides Main street to i'rescottvllle, Reyn
olds store.
No. 7 Prescoltvlllo.
No. 8 From JYeseottvllle boundary,
along Worth anil cross streets to Hill
street.
No. 0 From Cemetery road, west
side of Main street and Intersecting
streets to Tenth. .
No. 10 From Tenth street, west side
of Main to Soveitlli street, Jackson and
Intersecting streets.
No. 11 From Suvetilh street, west
sldo of Main to First. Htreet, Jackson
atitl intersecting streets.
.No. 1- Pleasant avenue und Inter
seeling streets.
Names of Sunday school and church
workers who will undertake tho duty of
visiting every home in sub districts as
shown above:
Mrs. S. G. Austin, Mrs. John Rarkley,
Mrs. George McDonald, Mrs. T. J.
Davis, Mrs. A. T. Hlng, Mrs. S. T.
Reynolds, Mrs. George Kline, Mrs. G.
G. Williams. Mrs. M. E. Weed, Mrs.
Thomas Hoon, Mrs. B. E. Hoover, Mrs.
(. Melllngor, Mrs. Fred Schurlg, Mrs.
A. J. I'ostlethwait, Mrs. J. C. King,
Mrs. J. Tyson, Mrs. A. II. Bowser, Mrs.
G. R. Mll'llren, Mrs. J. Campbell. Mrs.
S. Reynolds, Mrs. J. Cuthers, Mrs. E.
L. Evans, Mrs. M. C. Coleman, Mrs.
Hooker, Mrs. A. Reynolds, Mrs. M. E.
Rldgeway, Mrs. Laura Stephenson,
Mrs. J. C. Hirst, Mrs. Elizabeth Potter,
Mrs. R. A. Rithlo, Mrs. R. II. Wilson,
Mrs Llllle Gross, Mrs L W Huyck, Mrs
John ReddeelltT. Mrs V It Pratt, Mrs
W F Marshall, Mrs .1 S Clark. Mrs J
Trudgen, Mrs A U Weed, Mrs A Hen
dricks, Mrs Barry, Mrs M J Davis,
Mrs James Tittltt, Mrs John Lav
erlck, Mrs Charles Herpel, Mrs
O W Palen, Mrs Charles Klrehartz,
Mrs II Isecnn, Mrs David Reynolds,
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The Big Reliable
TOP C.0AP
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SWELL
L o. fee
Boys' Double-Breasted Coat, with knee pants, all prices,
.00, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.50, 4.00, 4.50, 5.00.
at $1.00, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.50.
Mis T V, Shields. Mrs Freeee, Mrs Julia I
Rlslon, Mrs W F Reber, Mrs A J Meek, J
Mrs J K Johnston, M rs Amelia Sctiuek
ers, Mrs Llzzli) Hone, Mrs L M Sim
mons, Mrs Elizabeth Riiub, Mrs G
Roller, Mrs Sewlldu Scttsi r, Mrs Edith
Schttekers, Mrs Fred Hunts. Mrs Claw
son, Mrs 1) O May. Misses Unien Heck,
Orplia Hreri Emily RonneH, Chrlstino
Brown, Minnlo Trultt, Mildred Iloon,
Minnie Whllmore, Blntioho Whlttnore,
Anna Davis, Emma Davis, Nelllo Ar
mor, Florence Slone. Hell Arnold, Ed
na Myers, Joslo Gibson, Mittitl Ren,
Florence Stewart, Gertie Sterley, Jen
nie Thompson, Ophelia Wesson, Ethel
Wlnslow, Ermu Robinson, Caroline
Robinson, Lizzm Irving. Oil In Wheeler,
Lois Robinson. Lydia Melllngor, Edith
Harris, Ida Showers, Maiul Shobert
Maggie Sheesley. Edna Lewis. Ollvu
Jones, Minnlo Ki-lley. Lizzie Brisbln,
Mayme Sutter. Rentta Prlesler, Olive
Reynolds, Herthu McGaw. Maggie Hall,
Alda McEntlre. Ella Phlllltts. Maymo
Plyler, Eleanor Reed, Christiana Hilos,
Kale Dtinkle, Eva Dentiisey, Joan
Mnero, Heltle Siple, Lillian Lewis.
Molllu Yenewlne. Maud Hoon, Terza
Booth, Barbara Deenter, Lticlle Mitch
ell, Etta Shaffer. Agnes Robertson.
Anna lilies, Mary Hitrge. Cnrrlo Al-
HOUSE-TO
trNtlKR Atmi'ICRK OP TIIM
SUNDAY-SCHOOL
Name,
Residence,
Number of persons Included In tliU
Number under eighteen years of
Number ntteudlug Church nt lenftt
Number attending Sutidny School
CHURCH PWEFERPNPP.
r,,t X npiKiMte the
Advent
ltniittst."7. . . . . .
Cm holic, Koinnn, . . .
Greek, . . .
ChrUtTaii (l)iyciib )T. '
Church of God, . . , .
ConRrcRntlotml, , , . ,
Dimknrd. . . '.
KpUcopnl, Protestant, .
' Kcfortued,
KvnnReilrnl Aociutinnr"
Friend (gnakcr), . . .
jew, . . . , . , r
Lutheran, . , . , , .
No Preferetire. , .
Refused Informnlion,
Mi denomination priftrrod It not grtn aboro writ It htn:
8h0 name of Pastor of tho Church aitndoa i" ' prof orntl :
Is thin record of a
Family?
Servniit? ,
Bonnier?
.ii
Whst Inngtlnge In lined at home f .
Visitor,
Vititor't Mddres$,
I'ut any rcmarka on
OMriet No
X J V JL
Clothing Store.
OUR
HATSARI
THE
LATENT
Warmer Underwear for Cool Nights.
Ours being the largest stock in the county we therefore have the greatest assort
ment. While selecting this assortment we were thinking of our patronn who have to
face the storms of many cold clays, and of others who cannot wear the heavy under
wear. Camel's hair color, heavy cotton, 25c. ; Fleece-lined, in plain color, or fancy
mottled, 50c; Half Wool and Half Cotton, plain gray, 50c; Two-thirds Wool, tan
colored, 75c; Pure Wool in brown, $1.00; Pure Wool, mixed with 10 per cent cotton to
prevent shrinkage, double back and double breasted, worth 1.50, $1.00; Wright's Med
icated Fleece Lined, $1.00; Men's finer a"hd finest underwear in pure Auntralian lambs'
wool and silk finished, $1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50.
M I L
In Ight. Jennie Hurry. Helen Seeley,
Messrs Onigo MutidorlT. R L Mile's,
Thomas Gnllifnrd. Henjainlti (Jitltiford.
W H SlatifTer. Getirge Ren, Thomas
It-it. Robert Slple, Charles Mel'herson,
Ori ie Sltoesli'v. Tliointis Adams, James
Campbell. Clinrh s Iortl. R E Knottier,
(! A Stephensnti, Will Northey, Fred
Deinpsey, William Bttrge, Will Blnney
K G HotlorlT.
One thousand circulars were distrib
uted at the tariotis chorcht'S last Sun
day en purpose to give tho Iteoplo
an Idea of our plan of work. If our
friends having those circulars still in
possession would kindly fill out the
bltitilis and band them to the visitors on
December (ith they will greatly assist
In this good work.
A grand rally and conference of the
workers und those whose names are
above will tttkt) place on Monday even
ing, Deo. 3rd. In the Baptist church,
when speeches will be tnndii by tho
pastors of the churches and others. All
visitors and workers are urgently re
quested to he present to receive dia
grams of districts, cards, and final In
structions, w. s. Stone,
Chairman of Com.
Fac-simile of card to be filled In by
visitors:
HOUSE VISITATION
ASSOCIATION.
record t
ngc?
once a month 1 .
regularly ? .
Church preferred.
Mennouite, , , .
Methodist l-:plscopal, .
" Protestnnti "
" Free, , . .
" Frin.JUve.7
Slnraviuu, . . . , ,
Prebytcrian '.
Vnited. .
Reformed, .
Ciiinberlnntj
Relormed Church,
lT tilted Itrethren, . j
l' tilted KvaiiKelicnl, ,
JTnivernalNt. , . . .
Not at Home, . , ,
Vacant Home. . .
Are the people
J White? .
Colored?
the back of thin card.
Sub-District JVo.
AND
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Men's Overcoats.
You will soon be up again the Overcoat question.
Most any morning or evening now justifies wearing one
in this climate. We have made special provision for
your needs in this line, and don't know of a favorite
style that's not here. Some special Overcoats worth
seeing
Oxford Gray Vicunas,
Oxford Gray Cheviots,
Oxford Gray Covorts,
Tan Covorts,
Blue and Black Kerseys.
Some are full plush lined, others are lined with
Italian serge. But the beaut of them all is a full satin
lined. In all lengths at the following 'prices: $3.50,
5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 10.00, 12.00, 14.00, 17.00, 18.00,
20.00. ,
Child's Fancy Suits, with small collar and fancy double
breasted vest, opening down the front, at $2.00, 3.00, 3.50,
4.00, 4.50, 5.00.
L I R E N S,
BING & CO.
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AND SUITINGS X
Uverr new style and
IbJi efTtet in stfiple fall nnd ff
winter fabrics. fa
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BLACK GOODS fa
O Our line is complete. f(
X Prunellas, diagonal, bril- fa
y linnte, zibelines, crepons, fa
?if pirolas nnd many other J?
f kinds, from 2f cents to W
y $2.00 per yard. fa
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W Ladies,' Misses' and fa
Children's fa
1 JACKETS AND CAI'ES.
jf Spend n little time and fa
look nt them before buy- fa
ing elsewhere. jfiy
fa
$ij The time to buy jj
9 FURS fa
M We sell the best furs that
are made no inferior, fa
U( patched up stuffs. fa
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REYNOLDSVILLE, FA.
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