RAINBOW CITY.
Pnn-Amerlfnn rctiltliit Afftom
With llrnntlfnt Color.
rrrlinpn nothing bit boon more tnlk
pit nlwint (linn din rulni' iltcmo of tlio
rnu-Ainorlcnn. It viim n itnrlns IIiImr j
to nttrtiipt to nrrny In color tho ex
tensive bullilltm of till KxwtNltlnn. for
ncnrocly nn.v pri-ccili'iit rxlatoil for mti'li
an niiilcrtnkliiif, nirl to nttnupt It nnd
full woulil bo iIIsiihIiiiII hull i-il. It
una out of the iinr-Mlun to iltipllcntp t ho
AVIillo Oily nt CblniRu. Hoinrtlilim nli
aoltiti'ly now nniHt Iip ilrvlscil fop tin-1'nii-AiiM'ilcnti
nt lliifYiilu. Ilnpplly tlio
BpnnlNli rrnnlsRiimp n i-i-l 1 1 ! uro fttr
lilshi'il tlio hint fur tlip miliitiutl of tills
prolili'iii, nnd now tlmt It lin Ih'cii
mil veil nml tlio color prlioino Is noon to
lie po woll nilnpteil i tlio purpose of
CJiponltlon ni'i'lillfrtiii-e It Ih renllzeil
KUtt'lIK OK IIKIIOIU MtltilC.
tlmt n new illseovery linn lieen niuilo.
'With tlio liullilingN iirniycil In poIoi-r
Which will hiinnotilzt: with the ci'iirrnl
fictienip of tlio Kxponltlon nml plcnio
rnthcr thnn olTeml iiitlsllc tiittt tlio
Ilnlnhow t'lty en mint full to lieconio
popular In n ileirroo Ron reply hoped for
by those who plmiiiptl Its construction.
Tlio lUivclor of folor, Mr. t'hnrles Y.
Tiinier. N. A., of New Yolk City. Html
lod the rpqnlroiiienlB of tho Rltuntlon
nml lu lilft xtuillo In Now York liy
menus of moilola carefully worked ont
the ilpnljrna nnd il in win us for tho murnl
decoration. The experts exporlmpnted
with pnlnt nnd ohtnlned nn nrtlcle tlint
mny lie list'il without fear tlmt It will
lone Its ataylng qunlltloR before tho Ex
poaltlotl In over. The teHt nlremly
mndo rIiowr tlmt the pnlnt nfter belli i?
once nppllod to the hUIT In going to
hold Iti color well.
RARE COMBINATION.
The Floral nnd Rlretrleal niaplaT t
the I'an-Amrrlran Kxpnaltton.
There Is a Raying that "Flowers arc
the poetry of earth, aa Rtnni are the
poetry of heaven." If this lie true, the
beauty of the flornl effect to lie rppii
at the Pnn-Amcrlcnn Exposition will lie
pronounced aa a rare combination of
both, for never yet nt nn exposition
have siioli magnificent envois been
aeen as will be visible In some of tho
fountain bnslim nt the rnn-Amcrlcnn.
There beautiful plants nnd flowers,
kissed to a stnte of dewy dnzzlement
by the fulling sprny nnd tho glow of
concealed Incnndoscont lnnips, will de
light tho visitor.
At the exposition In Onmlia gome
little success wns obtained In thus
lighting up the flowers and the follnge
of plants In the wnter bnslns, and this
has led Henry E. Itustln. chief of tho
mechanical and electrical bureau, to at
tempt to enlarge upon what he accom
plished tn Omaha. When thus lighted,
tho flowers and plants take upon them
selves neT colors, each one seemingly
more beautiful thnn tho color displayed
under full sunlight. Then the little
mystery of where the Illumination
comes from Is delightful, and, knowing
this, the skilled electrician Is most care
ful to conceal bis lamps whero least
likely to attract the eyo. Perhnps an
artificial lenf, nn nrtltlclnl flower, is
used to hide the lamp, but its full bril
liancy Is allowed to beam upon the
plnnt and flowers, ninklng a picture
that Is lasting. It Is when such effects
are obtained tlmt the full appreciation
of. enjoyment Is expressed In tho single,
word "beautiful." It was so at Omaha,
and it will be more so at the' Pan
American. Automobiles nt ExpORltlon,
The automobile has been developed
slnco tho Columbian Exposition at
Chicago. What marvels may be ex
hibited aud in practical dally use at the
Pan-American Exposition can only be
dimly conjectured. Tho railway, Tea
sel and vehicle exhibits at Iiuffalo this
year will outrival In interest anything
that has been possible In the past
In 1881 the largest arc light machine
made supplied current for 10 lights,
and when Mr. Brush made a 60 light
machine It was a giant In the elec
trical exhibits of the Pan-American Ex
position the largest type of Brush arc
light machine will be shown, and this
will afford Interesting comparison with
the machines of 20 years ago.
Th Ohio Bnlldlna;.
The Ohio State building baa a promi
nent place at the Pan-American Expo
sition to be held In Buffalo next sum
mer. The design Is plain Grecian
OHIO STATS MJILWNO,
Doric, the beauty of which lies mnlnly
In Its clnsslc proportions and com
manding position. It is designed ex
clusively for social purposes nnd will
be the rendezvous of Ohio visitors to
the Exposition.
: -V---V-.
HORTICULTURE EXHIBIT.
Will Be One of the Prlnplnnl Fen
tarra of the Ktpiialtlnii,
Horticulture, viticulture mid floricul
ture are linked together In one gront
rlnsn. In the midst of a country of
orchnrdR and vineyard the I'nn-Ainer-
lean Exposition will have nlnimhint I
uiaterlnl clone nt hniul and of the fluent
uunllty from which to tiinke nil exhibit
worthy of the grout event. Tho exten
sive flot nl ilccni ntli :ih of I lie grounds
constitute n rich display In floriculture,
nnd Rpvernl acres, Including hundreds
of beds, nrp devoted to the exhibits
Hindi! by lending IhirlMt of the country.
Flowers In profusion will welcome tlio
enrllest visitors nml hrcntho ont their
fragrance nnd dlsplny their Incnntpiirn
ble ben uty the sen con through. Thou
snuds of trees nml shrubs flourish
throughout the grounds. Double rows
of thrifty trees surround the principal
buildings. Follnge nnd flowers there
will be in ureal profusion. In the hor
ticultural embellishment of the grounds
the l'nu-Aniprlcnu will far surpass the
efforts of nil former expositions.
In tlio liamlsonip nml pouiinodlous
Horticultural Itulldlng nil tlio populnr
fruits of the dllTerent countries repre
sented !u tlu 1'nu-American Exposi
tion will be displayed. With a suitable
refrigerating room upon the grounds. It
will bo possible for the nuiungeiiient to
iiinko n daily fresh dlsplny of fruit.
Throughout the term of the Exposi
tion, when certain fruits nre nt their
best, special displays will be ninde of
certain varieties. The exhibit from
southern California will be particularly
Inrge, nml New Turk nnd other states
will lie represented hcllttlugly. ttottled
product Ions will also hnve n place herp,
the wine growers of the Chautauqua,
central Now York nnd Hudson rlvor re
gions having npplled for space for ex
tensive exhibits. The opportunity for
a timely dlsplny of choice native fruits
will lie Improved. Dried nnd preserved
fruits will be exhibited here. Articles
and appliances used in horticulture
will also be shown In this division.
The exhibits of nursery stock. Includ
ing orchard nnd ornamental trees,
shrubs nnd evergreeus, will be uncpies
tlonnbly among the finest. If not the
finest, ever mnde. Tho most prominent
nurserymen lu the country have Inter
ested themselves and will aim to outdo
any former show of the kind. No less
Interest Is taken by the lending florists,
who nre arranging exceptionally flue
displays. Many Inrge beds of flowers
were planted some months ngo. nnd
they will nid In beautifying tlio scene
from the enrly days of the Exposition.
Maiik Bknuitt
Th Maine flnllillaa:.
Tho resources of the State of Maine
will bo exhibited at the Pnn-Amcrlcan
Exposition next summer In a building
at once unique nnd appropriate. It
MAINS BTATI BU1LDIKU.
will bo circular in form, with project
ing entrances, and the decorations will
be typical of things In the I'lne Tree
State. The building will challenge the
attention aud win the admiration of
every visitor to tho Exposition.
ELECTRIC SCIENCE.
Peatara of Grant Importance- nt tha
Pan-American.
Electricity and electrical appliances
are to receive such attention as to
make this one feature of the Pan
American Exposition of the greatest
Importnnco In tho history of electrical
Development. In addition to the spec
lacuhir uses of electricity in illuminat
ing buildings, towers, oourts nnd foun
tains there will be very Important dem
onstrations of the application of the
force to mnny new purposes. Among
Ihcm will be wireless telegraphy, tho
X rays, the eloctromobllo. telegraphy
to and from moving trains by Induc
tion, the Improvements In the electric
light nnd telephone. The wonderful
labor saving qualities of electricity
have revolutionized the production of
many articles of mcrchnmllso within
the past decade. This phnse of em
)loyment of tho electric fluid will form
V most pleasant study for those who
re Interested lu the newest of tho
iclences, and such a study as will only
be possible at the Exposition. The de
velopment of electric power will be Il
lustrated In a comprehensive manner.
A vulgar man la captious and Jealous,
eager and Impetuous about trifles. Bu
suspects himself to be slighted, and
thinks everything that la said meant
at him. .
German silver Is not silver at all.
but an alloy of various of the baser
metals, which was Invented In China
and nsed there for centurlea.
Rod
Crooc
Tanoy
Pills
rostv
Snpprmid
MiutruaiiGa:
PAINFUL
ISinttruitloa
SS aMBVBNTIVB far
I1MI1I
ST
UUGOUXITIUU
Are Sals and RallablaV
IS" Perfectly Harmlnf
Th3 Uaca'j
Paroljr Vex-
labia) fijvef
'm aw
r nivuHii w w
8nt postpaid on raoaipt o!
prlc. Money refunded II not M we
- TUafi. ClntiiosaCo.
Das Moiaea, lows.
loiaea, Iowa. 1
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Koraalebv fl. Alex
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vj M i
ORDINANCES
Enacted by Town Council of the Hor
ougn of Keynoidsvllie.
Oiillniiiiep No. 71.
AN OllfMNANl'K reliilhiK tn lliiickliiK mill
Pi-ililllnit.
Heel Ion I. lie It. nriliiliied by Hie Hiii kpss
nml Town t'linni'll of the IiiiiiiiikIi of llevii
olilsvlllp, nml It Is lii-ifliy nrihifneit by tlio
milliorlljf of (lie snnie. Tluit.lt ahull not lie
hiwfnl for nny iiersoii or ihmhis to iiihmii
Kllhlii Ihii, IIiiiIik of l lie ImiioiiuIi of
KeynolilsvlIlK lis n peililler or n linwkei
for the iiu-HMe of wllliltt, veinllim, ieil
uilim, tiiiwkliu; or exHisliiK for snle niiythltiir
v.-hiilsoe.er, w II limit fti-nl Imvliiu iiriM-ui-eil ti
IteeiiHi. fit, in he rhlef Hunters mid pnyliuc
llii-n'foin ti ainii not less t It it rt one nor more
1 1 it n llfl y iliilliii-s per liny for such llci'ime.
Sci-ilonS. Any peisiii or iicrsnns ni-ulis'l
tn-: to it iM-iii-i mill pity for siilil lli-ense, ns
Iii-ovIiIimI In Kei'lloii I of 'litis nrihiimit-e, shall
lie llulile In ti line of not It Muni five nor
morn Ititm fifty tlollai-s, for the use of the
tiolollllll, to he l-ei'overetl hy title proccsn of
luff us Is plovliltMl In siii-h ctists.
Hi'i'llon il. Tlmt nil onllnmices or tiiirt.i of
oi'tlltlltttcea Inciinslslelit hetewllli tic, mill Hie
aiiitie ti N- lien-liy re pciileil.
llrilitliietl nml eiiiieleil Into n law lu council
this 4lli tiny of March, A. II. Itml.
.V. IIKIIII.S,
At lest: - I'rnalilcnt of ('(iinii-ll.
I.. J. McKntihk. Clerk of ('oiini-ll.
ApiiKiviil. tills Nth ln a- uf M'lreli, A. I). I '.ml.
11. MlTCimi.l,. t'ltlef Mtii'iioxH.
No. Ti.
AN OIIHINANI'K nnlhorlrhiK the iiietiliiK
of the cnIcmhIiiii of Willow nlley from the
eastern line of Kliiltlli strepl.lliroiiuli In nil of
Mrs. tteo. Itlioili-s. A. M. ApiileKiito nml ('. II.
Prem-ott, r., In the western line of lot now
ownt'fl by .ferry llerkmitff, nml the itssesH
tttettt of thiittaui'S ciitisctl tltereliy iiittl by the
irrtiilt thereof, neeortliiiit to the neconitimiy
iim ilmi.
WiiKHKAH, The Town Council of tint l.'or
ouiih of Ktytiol(lHVlllt tleem It nis-esstiry to
oien the exttwiloll of Willow alley, flotll Ihu
eiisifi-n line of Kiitlith alrcc! lo the western
line of lot now owned hy Jerry lli-ckiiiaii, on
lines with siilil ulli-y us now niienetl; there;
fore,
SYt-tltill I. Ite It Oltltllllt'il hy the lllll-liess
ntiil Town Council of Hie liiiriiitult of lleyn
nlilavllle nml II Is hereby orihiliicil hy
mitliorlty of the annie: Tlmt. the street
coininlltee he mill Is henMiy iiiitttorlretl
mid illructed to cimsii to ho surveyed
mill oiM'iiiil for iiuhlle use nml tM'iiellt,
I he extension of Willow alley from the east
ern Hue of olnhth street to tho western lino
of lot now owned hy .lorry lleekmmi, on lines
with sit III alley n Hlrtinly oeiiil up nnd
hihl out, iierosH the himlsof Mrs. Uto. HhtHles,
A. M. Applesiito ami '. II. I'rcseott, Jr.,
mill otliera If need he, nt a wlillli of four
teen feet, III neeiiriliiiica with tho necoin
puny I nil plan.
Heetlon 2. Tho ihimiiirea enuai'd thereby
nml the untile t hereof and Hie liencllts to pay
the sumo to lie naai-aed nnd nillocled In ac
corihinc'C with the Acts of Assembly of tha
t'onimonweiillh of Pennsylvania, relnllng
thereto null reuiihilfiiK Ihnaiime.
Heetlon JL All iirillnnnees or parts of ordi
nances IncotiHlHtc at herewith lie mill the
an me nre hereby repealed.
Oriliilni'd nml nnnetnd Into n law In eounell
this bull day of March, A. II. IWt.
Il.d. Hkhii.I!,
Attest: President of Cotini'il.
h. J. MoEntiiis, Clerk.
Apiiroved this Mil day of March, A. II. Itml.
C. MncilKl.l., Chief IIiiikiims.
No. Tt.
AN OKIMNANCK authorlnliiK the opening
of whiitHltiill he known as London alley from
Mailt street to .Im-kHoii street, In the Ixtroiiuh
of Iteynohlsvllle, over Ihu hinds of Thoiinia
lteynnlds und Miiruitrct aorsllno, nnd Isiuie
Iindon.
Wiikiikas, Tho Town Cotiiicll of tho Ixir
oiikIi of HeynohlHVlllo deem It necessury to
oM'ii nnd lay out- for public use an alley from
a point on M it In street hcKlnulnK at or near
the enstern line of hiiiila of Isiino findon,
thence In a southerly direct Ion over tho hinds
of Isaac London nnd Thoiinia Key nobis und
Muitfuret Uorsllne tn the northern line of
Jnekann street, Kald nlley to be openod six
teen feet In width) therefore, .
Heetlon 1. Be It ordained hy the Buriiesa
nnd Town Council of the IsirouKh uf Keyn
oidsvllie, und It Is hereby ordained by au
thority of the samel That the street commit
tee bo and la hereby authorised and directed
to euuao to be surveyed and o(iicd for public
use and benefit, an alley from a point on
Main st reet at or nenr the eastern lino of hinds
owned by Iauuc London, on the south side of
said Main street, thence running In a south
erly direction along tha line and over hinds
of Isaac London and Thomas Reynolds and
MnrKurut Uorslliio to Jackson street, at a
width of sixteen feot accord Inn to the accom
panying plan.
Section 2. The damages caused thereby
and the grade thereof and the benefits to ptiy
the sumo to lie assessed and collected In ac
cordance with the Acts of Assembly of tho
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating
thereto und rciruhithiK tho same.
Heetlon 3. All ordinances or parts of ordi
nances Inconsistent herewith ho and the sumo
are hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted Into a law In eounell
this 4th day of March, A. I). Itml.
II. C. Hkihi.s.
Attest: i President of Council.
L. J. McEntuib, Clerk.
Approved this silt day of March, A. D. 1WH,
C. MlTCHKLL, Chief Burgess.
No. 74.
AN OUDINANCE authorizing the open I n-
lug of the extension of Gordon alley from the
eastern Hue of Eleventh (formorly Taylor)
street, over and through lands of I. H. Lon
don, Wm. Bolt, John Pomroy, John Trudgen,
William Wiley, William Northy and Davla
McCracken, to the western Una of London
alley, and the assessment of damage caused
thereby and by tha grade thereof, according
to the accompanying plan.
Wiirbbas, The town council of the bor
ough of Beynoldavllle deem It neces
sary to open the extension of Gordon
alloy, from the eastern line of Elev
enth (formerly Taylor) street, over and
through the lands of I. H. London, Wm. Bolt,
John Pomroy, John Trudgeon, William Wiley,
William Northy and Davis McCracken, to the
western line of London alley, to the same
width Gordon alley Is opened to the western
Hue of said Eleventh (formerly Taylor) street
and on parallel linos with suld Main and
Jackson streets as now opened i therefore,
Section 1. Be It ordulned by the Burgess
and Town Council of the borough of Beyn
oldavllle and It Is hereby ordaluod by author
ity of the samel That the street committee
be and Is hereby autliorbtcd und directed to
cause to be opened and survoyed for publlo
use uuu benefit, tho extension of Gordon alley
from the eastern line of Kleventh (formerly
Taylor) us now opened, thence lo the
Western line of Loudon alley, over
anil across lanca ;of 1. A. London, wm,
Holt, Joint I'omroy, John TriidKcn, Wllllma
Wiley William Northy and PuvlsMcdruckeii,
and others If need he, at tho same width said
alley Is now opened, lu accordance with uv
CnmpanylllK plan.
Hecilou 2. Tho damuires caused thereby
aud tho grado thereof, uud the henulits to pay
the samo to be assessed and polle'elod In ne-rorilHtii-e
with the Acts of Assembly of tho
Commonwealth of Peiiiisylvaiiln lehithig
therein and rcuiitallnx the same.
Heetlon II. All nid I ns ncc or parts of ordi
nances Inconsistent herewith bo and the
smue arc hereby repealed.
Ordained anil enacted Into a law In eounell
this 4Hi day of March, A. I). Iimt.
II. C. liKini.n,
Attest- President of Council. .
L. J. Mi'Kktihh, Clerk.
Approved thlsHth day of March, A. 11. KKII.
(1. MlTi'liKM,, Chief lluriiess.
Does It Pay to Buy Cheep?
A cheap remedy for coughs nnd colds
Is nil right, hut you want, something
that will relieve ami cure the most mj
Veri! und diingi'l'iius results of throat
uud lung troiihb'H. What shall you do?
(lo tn a a iirinei' anil inoro regular ell-
limlo? Yes, If possible; If not posslblo
f' r you, I lion In either ease take the
ONLY remedy that, hits been Introduced
In nil civilized countries with success In
severe throat mid lung troubles,
"lliwchoo's (terniun Syrup." H not
only heals and stimulate Mm tissues to
destroy tho germ disease, hut, allays
Inflammation, causes easy expectora
tion, gives n good night's rout., and
cures tho patient. Try ONK boltlo.
Itccninnintidpd many yours by nil drug
gists In tho world. Fur sale nt II. Alex
Stnke's drug Ktoro. (Jot, tlroen's I'rl.o
Almanac.
.,r-.'-r--
'iiisijlsi Cures
t
Colds,
Grippe,
WHOUPIHG COUGH. ASTHMA.
BRONCHITIS AND INCIPIENT
CONSUMPTION IS
A.
mttHT aK0 i
a -saw MIL am JaaaaaT
i gold by all druggists 25S50csT
For sulo by II. Alex Stoke.
p MITCHELL,
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW.
Offlee on West Main street, opposite the
t 1 1 1 . ., 1 o.. u .. ...! u i n n..
q m. Mcdonald,
attokney-at-law,
Notary Public, roal estate naent, Patent
secured, rolliM?llnns made promptly. Office
in ttuian macs, iiuynoiusviiie, t'a.
s
MITH M. McCHEIGHT,
ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW,
Notary I'lihllc and Kenl Estate A Kent. Col
Iin'IIoiih will receive prompt, attention. Office
in rriH'iiiicii neitry iikh-k, itiiar puaioiiiu
Hoyuoldsvlllo Pa.
D
It. B. E. HOOVEll,
UEYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
KesldentdnnllHt. In tho Kroeltlleli fz Hen
ry lilis-k, nenr tlte Mtoltlce, Main at rent,
Uentlonesa In oporatlns.
D
R. L. L. MEANS,
DENTIST,
Office on second floor of First National bunk
nuililliiK, Alain street.
jyn. n. dkvebe kino,
DENTIST,
Office on second floor Keynoidsvllie Real
csiuto num. main street ueynoiusvuie, t'a.
NEFF.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
And Real Estate Agent, Beynoldavllle, Pa.
H. HUGHES,
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING.
A full line of supplies cniistnntly on hand.
i-iciuro iraminKa specialty, umceana ware
riMim In tho Mooro buililluK on Main street.
H
OTEL BELNAP,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
FltANK JJIJSTZ, Vroprietor.
Klrst class In every particular. Located In
the verv centre of the business Durt of town.
Free 'bus to and from trains and commodious
suntple rooms for commercial travelers.
H
OTEL McCONNELL,
REYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
FliANK J. It LACK, Proprietor.
The lending hotel of the town. Hr.adauar-
tors for commercial men. Uteam heat, ,f re
bus, bath rooms and closeu on every floor,
suntpio rooms, uunura room, toiopnoue con
nections ito.
Fire insurance
SIXCE 1S78.
Norwood G. Pinney, Ag't.,
' Brookville, Pa.
John Trudgen, Solicitor,
Reynoldsville, Pa.
SOLID INDEMNITY.
Twelve first-class compan
ies represented.
4 The oldest established Fire
Insurance Agent m Jef
ferson county.
All business will receive
prompt attention.
T
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letter of administration on the estate of
James 1'atilck, lato of Hathmel, Win. low
township, Jotfersou comity, Pu., deceased,
havlnu mien Kranted to John hinllli, whose
lMwtolllco utlilress Is Kalhmol, Jetfurson eou il
ly, Pa., notice Is hereby xlvon to all persons
indebted to said estate to make Immediate
(laynteut to lite administrator, and thoso
laying claims against the e-late will present
them to the ai!utiiiUti-uUr, properly authen
ticated, for settlement, John Smith,
February 2a, 1W1. Administrator.
4
NOTICE
To All Who Want to Ihiy or
Have n Carpet to Ih; Woven.
I am rcnily to do it in it verv short.
Hum anil my work of the umt few years
lecoiiinioiids itself. I have buiiht nil
Improvement, for my lootn. making It a
four-harness (Instead uf two), but prions
will stay t.ho siiino for weaving as 1st
foro, that Is It) cents a sipuire yard, nnd
1 will weave it from .'1(1 to 41 'inches in
will tli to ill your rooms nt that, pi-loo,
I keep 21 colors of chain on ha ml (cull
or semi for sample) anil when 1 furnish
chain, nil of which Is of tho best -plv,
for carpet, III) threads to tho Inch I
cliai'ife only ".lie.; 15-tbreiul for 22o.: and
IH Ihreiuis to tho Inch 2."tc. which In
clinics weaving and chain. For out-of-
town people nn 2(1 yards or over will
pay irotgiiiono way. l also woavo
Stair Carpet
and Rugs
of any kind. I havo for snlo sonm rugs,
nig and spllt-warp carpet, which I will
soil at a big reduction to got out of tn.y
way. Yours Respectfully,
TE.0FEEU DEMAY,
IJox ASK. Keynolilsvillc, l'a.
AT
YOUNG'S PLANING MILL
You will find
SASH, DOORS,
FRAMES AND FINISH
of all Iclnda,
ROUGH - AND - DRESSED
LUMBER,
HIGH GRADE VARNISHES,
LEAD AND OIL, COLORS
In all shades,
And also an over-stock of Nails
which I will sell cheap.
J. V. YOUNG, Prop.
TO METHODISTS
I'afronlxe the lle.nt awl VlnnifteHt.
THE PITTSBURG
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
KSTAIII.IHIIKU lH.'IX
Rbv. C. W. Smith, D.D., Editok.
Organ of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Western Pennsylvania, East
ern Ohio and West Virginia.
Able articles on ail the live questions
of tho day. Tho contributors includo
gomo of the most eminent writers of the
church.
Tho weekly exposition of tho Sundny
School Lesson Is unexcelled. Interest
ing news from all tho churches.
Special attention given to the Ep
worth League and Young Folk's De
partments. Terms only 11.00 per year In advance.
75 cents from April 1st to Duo. illst. All
Itinerant Ministers of the M. E. Church
are agents, to whom subscriptions may
lie paid. Sent three months on trial
for 25 cents. Sample copies sent (roe.
Mention this paper. Address,
J. A. MOORE,
Christian Advocate,
Pittsburg Fa.
Want Your
Clothing to Fit ?
Then you ought to go to
J. O. Froehlich,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
My line of samples are well
worth anyone's time to call and
inspect. Remember
All Work ih Guaranteed.
Cleaning, Repairing and Alter
ing a Specialty.
J. C. FROEIILICII.
Near Centennial hall.
First National Bank
OF ItEYNOLDSriLLE.
Capital, $50,000.
Surplus, - - $15,000.
C. Mitchell, Prealdeott
eoti sicCielland, Vie Frea.
John It. Kaarhor, Caahler.
Directors!
0. Hltchell, Scott McClelland, J. O. Klof,
John H. Corbett, O.E.Brown,
O. W. Fuller, J. H. Kaucuer.
Does a general banking business and tollclta
the account of merchant, professional men.
farmers, mechanics, miners, lumbermen ana
other, promising the most careful attention
to toe Duaineaa oi an persona.
Bate Deposit Boxes for rant.
First National Bank building, Nolan block
ult.
cv hav
kiood the tcttol vcir .
nd hav cured thoutaaui ol
cases of Nervout lueaci, mch
a Debility, Duilm!. Sk-iiUs.
nets ami V r icoccle. Atrop hy , do
Tbey clear the bruiit.ttrcntheit
the circulation, make dip uon
perfecta end import a hc-Uihy
vigor to the whole beln. All
draine and loucl are checked
WAtttrliraln trmanHtly, Uuleai palieati
wUUUKnKailli re Drooerlv cured, their conoi-
tioa often worrln them Into Insanity, Consuwp
tloo or Ieih. Waited cled. trice fi pr box
6 bnicei, with Iton-cUd leir.il gti&niutre to euro or
fofuud the money, f s-oo. aeud Uvc trcd bogk
For sale by II. Alux;Btok.
i
Fire Proof Vi
f-N WHEN IN DOUBTjTRY
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DIVISION.
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ft.tr, Ki'.l Hunk (I HU, I'll lulling .:i0 p. m.
iriiiuHitiiirKi.il run iiiiuy; 9 iiittiy, exrppt
MtiiMliiyi t fbig Ktiitii.ii, wlifrn alKiiiiln nuiHt be
Nlll.WII.
I'liUiulolphiaA Krio Iluilroad DIvlHion.
In otToot March, 10, IIHI1. Train leave
Driftwood aa ((iIIowm:
EASTWARD
9:o a m Triiln 12, wpektliiya, for Rtinbtiry,
WHki'slmrn., llHxlitrn, rf.llHvllto.Hi'ranton,
HarrlHliitrg anil ttie InlernteOlnte sta
tli.tiH, arriving at I'lilbi'li'lpblH p.m.,
Ni'W York, 9:;i0 p. m. 1 Unit linore, A:(it p.m. 1
Wnablngton, 7:1ft p. m I'tilluian I'arlor car
frttm WllllHmipiirt to Phlbidfllpbla and pan
aengi.rroaiea from Kane to I'bllHdelpltla
anil WIllliiiiiHport to Baltimore and Wash
ington. 12:22 p. m. Train ft, dally for Btinhury, Ilar"
rlHl.urg and principal Intermediate atatlona.
arriving at I'lilliob-liibla 7::ri p. m.. New
York 10:2:1 n. m.. Baltimore 7:HI)o. m.. Waah-
Ington ft:Hft p. m. VcbIIIiiiIimI parlor rant
and pnnRt.igerr'oarba, Buffalo w 1'blladol-
uiiia aun WHsning
Hshlimton.
4:00 p. m. Train
-Train II. ilallv. for Har-
riving at i'ltlladelphla 4:2ft A. H.: New York,
7.IH a. m. Bnlllmore, 2.W a. m. V.'iiKlilngton
4.0(1 A. M. Pullman Hlneplng ran from
llarrlahurg to Phllndelpbla ana New York.
Philadelphia paaaengera can remain la
alennnr undtaturtMd until 7:iM A. If.
10:ftft p.m. Train 4,dally for Runbiiry, Harrla-
ourg ana lntermeuiate atationa, arriving ac
Piilbidvliihla, D:ft2 A. M.I New York, i:M
A. M. on week day and 10. :w A M. on Bun
dayi Baltimore, 7:20 a. K.j Waahlngton, ft:iW
A. M. Pullman aleepera from Erie,
nnd WllllamHport to Philadelphia, and
Wllllamaport to Waahlngton. Paaaenger
roi.rl.i'i from Krle lo Philadelphia, and
Williamaport to Baltimore.
10:ft2 p. m. Dally for Hiinlmry, tlarrlahurR
and principal Internii'dlale atatlona, ar
riving nt Philadelphia 7:22 a. m.. New York
9::m a. m. wrekdiiya, (Hl.:i:i a. m., Hunduyl
Halt Imore 7:20 a. m., Wanhlngton, :) a in.
VeHt.lhuled buffet Hlerptng rara and paa
arnger coafhea, Buffalo to Pliliadclphla and
VV'aHhliigton.
WESTWARD
8:W) a. m. Train 7, dally for Biiffnlo via
Kmuorium. ' k.
4::w a. m. Train 9, daily for Erie, Rldg-
way, and week flay for DuHola, Clermont,
and prlnrlpal intermediate atatlona,
9:44 a. in. Train i, dully for Erie and Inter
mediate point.
4:on p. m.-Train 15, dally for Buffalo Tin.
Emporium.
S:4ft p. m.--Train 1ft, weekday for Kane and
intermediate alumina.
a. m. "wkkkdat. p. m.
10 4ft arClermontlv ... 10 ftft ...
10 W Wondvale ....1102 ....
10 HA Qiilnwo.Kl ....110ft ....
10 at Smith'aKun ... 11 On ....
10 2ft Inatunter ... 1114 ...
10 20 Straight ...,1119 ....
10 .. Olen Huanl ... 11 27 ...
9 IS Johnaonburg .... It 43 ....
9 40 IvKlrtgwayar .... 11 Ml ....
p.m. p.m.
a.m.
9 Hft
9 2M
9 23
9 1ft
9 II
9 07
9 02
8 m
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8 M
8 2ft
a.m
p.m. p.m.
Til lin
arRldgwaylv
Ialand Run
Carm'nTrnafr
O'royland
Short Mill
Blue Rock
Currier
Brockwayy'l
Lane Mill
McMInn Smt
Harvey Run
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Iv DuBola ar
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8 10 1 2ft
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8 12 12 IB 8 ft4 Ri-ynoldavllle 8 33 1 32 i
S 39 12 24 8 20 BriHikvllle 9 00 1 59 8 09
4 Ml II 47 New llel I.I'm 9 40 t 8 4ft
4 Oft II 10 Red Bank 10 1A 2 20 7 2ft
1 40 9 00 Iv PltUburgar 12 35 5 30 1 15
p.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
For time, taltte and addltlonul Information
conault ticket atrenta. .
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. R. WOOD,
Oen Manager Oen. Pan. Ag't,
BUFF A IX), nOCHKSTER at PITT8
BUXIGH RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE.
On and after Fehruury 1, Itml. puaaen
ger train will arrive and depart from Keyn
oldavlllu atutlun, dally, except eunduy, aa
followas .a
"ttPAaT. '
2.20p.m. Week day only. For Fall Creek,
DuBola, ('urwennvllle i:iearliell, Punxsu
tawney, Butler, Pliunurg, Brockwayvllle.
Itldgwuy, Joboaouburv, MU Jewell, and
Bradford.
aaatva.
1.25 p. m. Week duya only. From Clearfield,
Curwenavllle, Falla Creek, DuBola, Pltta
burg, Butler and Punxautawney.
TRAINS LEAVE FALLS CREEK,
HOHTH HOIIMU.
S.37 a. m. Pally. Night Exprea for Punxau-
tawney, Dayum. Butler and Pttubuif.
Pullman aleeper.
10.54 a. m. and 8.20 p. m. Weekday only. For
DuBola, Stanley, fiykea, Big Bun and Vunx-
utawney.
1.44 p. m. Dally. Veatlbuled limited. Re
clining chair aud cafe car. For Punxuit
tawney, Dayton, Butler and Pltuburg.
MOKTH ailOHD.
IU a. m. Dally. Night Exprea for Rldgway,
Jobnaonburg, Buffalo and Kocheater.
1.30 p. m. Week day only. Pullman aleeper.
For Biorkway vlfle, Ridgway, Jolinaoutlurg,
Mt. Jewett aud Bradfunl.
12.57 p. m. bally. Veatlbuled limited. Re
clining chair and cafe cara. For Rldgway,
Johiiaouburg, Brudfurd, Buffalo, and Roca
eater. 1.05 p. m. Week day only. Accommodation
for Reynoldwvllle.
Train for Curwenavllle, Clearfield and Inter
mediate at ut loin leave Fall Creek at 1:t a.
111., and 2.40 p. nt.
Thouaand mile ticket good for pannage
over any portion of the B., R. Si V. and Beach
Creek railroad are ou aala at two CM cenW
per mile.
For ticket, time table and full Informa
tion apply Ui
t. U. Uavih. Agent. Ruynoldavllle, Pa.
K. CI. Laphy, lieu. Ha. Agent,
RoubiMter, N. T.
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