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of vote. Content open to nil.
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VOLUMK IO.
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1901.
NU51BEK 13.
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER J PITTSBURGH RT.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE
IN KKFF.CT JCLY 1, 1901.
NORTH llorND.
RASTERS TIME. 4 6
10
It
I.CRVU.I A.
Plttubnrir M
Allcirheiiyf .. .
Hiitli-r l...
ITalEvtl)e ,.
tt'wt Miwurovc. . .i. . . .
Koho ..
Peyton
Punxnitawncy ar a.
t'unxatitawuey lv t S
A. M.
' 1 00 .
10 VI.
p. at. r. x.
t 4 10 I0 00
fl 21 11 28
ft M 12 01
(I 20
8'.i
Ml: 12 r2
7 80 1 211
7 30j 1 22
12 01
12 0 '.
P. si.
t 2 4;
till 1(1111
6 .In
3 02
3 82
7 45
8 11
8 20
P. M.
1 US
" A M. JuiK'tlim.
OuHnls
Kalln Crock
t rm'kwnjrTlllv... .
UlilKwny
(ohnnonliiuK
Mt.Jewett
Newton
U rail ford Ar.
ft
in
12 IV
12 M
I 0.-H
1 8Vj
1 40
2 II
2 .v.i
il ill
8 4
H fv
2 0.1
2 12
2 28
8 00
8 III
4 14
0 !'.
6 '.'li
4 18
4 19
5 2"
0"
7 0"
7 II
S (HI
8 21
iv.
A. M.
It M
1 81
7 oo
I (sue
J A. K
P. M. IA. M.
l'Ull .Ulltll W'
p. m. r. m.
"ft 10: ... .7
.T
r. M. I !'. M.
iTntfaln .Ar.
KiN-hestcr
Arrive.
AiMIMniml trnln leaves putter for
ey 7:4r A. M. dully, except Hmxlity.
KOITI1 ll(M'.SM).
EAKTKKN TIM P..
0
A. M.
1-OllVO.j A. M.
Kocheater . .
A. M. P. M
7 4.1 .. .
'0"l t 3 1
P. M.
9 00
lliitTnln .
,I,V.
11) 16
A. mT
12 4t
i'32
2 21
2 37
8 11
8 25
8 84
4 03
4 18
4 20
4 rs)
llrndford I,v
Newton
Ml. Jewelt
lohiumnhui'ir
Iliiliinny
llrockwayville...
I-iiIIb ('reek
inllol
C. A M. Junction
nil Run
P. M.
12 lo'
12 43!
12 W
1 40
2 02 !
2 32;
2 4I
2 Mi
P. M.
r i.V
t 7 4.".
8 20
8 12
0 27
0 Im
M 30 1
10- 40
11 (Kl
II 07
It 31
1 1 4-i
6 r.3
7 12
8 00
8 LI
8 r.2
I A.M.
t 6 til
0 00
9 l.v
0 22
6 47
7 13
7 '."i
0 4 .'.
I'uilX'utawncv ar
10 (10,
llinxKiituivney lv
liiivton
Echo
West Mosiiruve.. .
Cmiinvllle
7 8' i
8 II
A.M.I
8 22
8 I..
9 In
47
11 OH
A. M.
5 40
6 15
7 30
A. M.
(hitler...
AlleHheny I
I'ltuburK J '
i I 0 4".
I A. M. ! P. M. I
Arrive.
Additional trnln lenvr
ler4:M) p. M. daily, exec
l'linxsntnwiiey for But
t Sunday.
CI.EAKF1IXI) DIVISION.
75 78 PAIiTKHN timr. 70 72
P. M. P. M. Arrive. ' Leave, a. m. p. m.
1 20 Rpvniildsvllle t 2 20
8 15 100 Full Creek 7 07 2 40
8 07 12 85 Hull.. in 7 y, g 25
8 00 12 28. ...CAM. .Innrtlnli.... 7 2i 8 82
7 21 1140 CurwensvUlc 8 ll 4 17
7 08 11 8H ... Clear MM, Mkl. Wl. . , . 8 12 4 32
t 7 00 tU 80 . . ..Clearll il, .N. Y. C 8 22 4 45
P. M. A. M. Leave. ' Arrive, a.m. p.m.
i Dailv. linlK f,T,t ftint.lai.
Traln8 and areoll.1 vetll.ulcil, with hand,
wnwiluy coaelicn, cale. nuil reellulliff elinir ram.
Tralm 2 anil 7 have I'll 1 1 inn n Meoin'ra h-teen
llulTaluaiid llttsburff, and ltocliudcr and l'ltta
burg. KDWAUl) C. LAl'EY,
v, ., . Uenenil rmweiiKi-r Airent,
IFntm N. P. 2.) ltucliester, K, Y.
Jv.
' i
Aro you in wx of station
ery? Call at Tiik Stak of-
lien and get pvict'8 on printed
letter-heads, envelopes,
and nil kinds of Job Work.
Right this
Way for your
PICTUKUS,
PICTUKH PRAM US,
I5ASELS,
MOULDINC.S,
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
PENS,
ink;
v. PENCILS,
JvTC;
Cabinet work of all
kinds made to order.
. Upholstering and re
pair work of all kinds
done promptly.
We guarantee all our
work and you will find
A our pnees rignt.
AlKCl Ht'l'lHM Ilir P.IIIMI llllll'llt
Window hcrifiiN nod Iniiie HliuilH
mid Wiircen llouii.
VII pint r"i'i fiilly (,'Ui'ii.
1 Norttifliiicr St Kellock,
.1: ill il Street.
0V T YVTVTTTTt
il n eat Nerve Wledicine.
(Vli " ii'.ug fleunaen u j'trtetu uud bulldi
!!.,..
i;. ..' the Mood puro.
Ji, h :-:iu:lllr ttie com plexlon.
1 1 :u 1 ei.iiotl putlou and liver dlaOrdera.
. H rim Ueuduelio and nuwt oilier aobea.
( tilery Inif ciirei Nervo, BUwuuoli, Livm
i
I3US1NE33 CARDS.
ri MITt'lIKM,,
ATTOUNKY-AT-LAVV.
Dlllee nil West. Main alreet. opiMWlU'
Jonimeirliil llmel, l:eynoldnvllle, ftt.
M. McllONAr.I),
J
ATTO UNK Y - A T-L A W.
Notiii v I'lilille, real eMiilo intent, I'liienla
sei iiieil. nillei'lloim tiuule miiiiitly. OHIre
In Noliiu lilnrk, KeyniiitiKVtuu, i n.
CMI l'K M. .MCSJUI'.lUlll,
A T TO II N K Y A T -1 . A W .
Noini v I'nlille nml Henl Kitiite Aitviil. I'ol-
IitiIoiii will rerelve pmtnpl ntlenlintl. tllle
In I'liii lilli li .t lleniy lilni'k, neur unntiIUee,
Keynoiiisviiie I'll.
It. H. K. 1IOOVKU.
IlKYNOLDSVU.t.K. I'A.
lieslileni ili-iil Nt . Ill the Froelillrh At Hen
v hloeli. iietir the iiiiHUillli'e. Miiln street.
lient leni'MH In uperiil Init.
I)
U. f.. U MKANH,
DKNTIST,
tillli e on oeeiind MiMirof l llil Niitliilml hunk
liuihiini!, Miiln rilieet.
D
U. It. DuVEUR KINO.
DKNTIST,
Olllee on sieoliil Hoof Heynohlsvllle Kent
t stnte lllilit. Alum it reel lleyuoliisvnie, i n.
2)U. V. A. IIKNUY,
DKNTIST,
Olllre on seeoiiil MiHirot Henry llrim. hilek
inllilliiK, .Main siieel.
L NKFI '
JUSTICE Or" TIIK I'KACE
And Henl F.st ul e Auent, Huyiiiildxvllltf, I'll.
T II.
tl
IIUOHES,
UNDKUTAKINO and KMHALMIXG.
A full line of tuiniillen eoiiNlonlly on Imiid.
lMi lnie liiiinlnitii Hpeelnhy. tlllli-e nml wiire
room In tint Miiore ImiIIiIImk on Miiln Hlivel.
II
OTKL HKLNAP,
URYNOLDSVILLK, PA.
FUAKK MKT',, l'mrietr.
Flint oIiikh In every ntirllt-iilnr. Located In
the very cent re of the liiiMlneMN put t of town,
Fn.n Miim lo nml from iruliiB uud eonitnodloui
iiiniplorooniH forcouituureiol travelera.
II
OTEL McCONNKLL.
KEYNOLDSVILLK. PA.
FRANK J. JiLACK, rropiietor.
Tim loiidlinf liol el of the town. Ileniluiiiir-
teiH for eonimeri'lul men. ftemn heut, fre
Mina. Iiuth I'OOIllfl mid eloHelH on uverv floor.
im. pie roomx, lillliiud room, telephone con-
i-etioiiH .vi:.
Daintiest Styles
in Footwtar . .
SHOES BUILT
ON HONOR . . .
Our footwear for ladies
mirrors the latest dic
tates of Dame Fashion.'
What is proper and pop
ular in Oxfords and High
Shoes, in dainty styles
and worthful leathers is
here. Up-to-date shoes
for gentlemen. Also
handle first-vlass working
shoes.
Our Priees,
like our styles,
Are All Right.
Johnston & Nolan,
NOLAN BLOCK.
Clydesdale
Ointment
cunt lou of thiapj bat U il opcciaUy
RHEUMATISM
nd NEURALGIA.
1 1 u inch a poaitiva cure and io harm
lew, dial uraniia that aayoMihould
ufler Ihew paim who tly
renwdy that ia real. No auaar how
many thiaai you kava tried, yoa wtU aot
uie Ilia right thinf ualil you ait Clydaa-
Cale i unlmeni irora your ucm.
CLYUESDALK OINTMKNT ia aa
pleaunt for tna akin that it can be Ute4
on aa infant. The way it knock
out pain, however, ia wooderfuk
rnce t ccoia a iar.
Th Geo. W.
Bicknell Co.,
Pittsburgh, P..
U.5.A.
il n
11- I ' v-
1 i ' r m m I
Red Hot
Values
In Summer
Clothing
At J. J. Sntter'n New
Store.
Extraordinary Bargains
crowd the entire ntore.
July in the month .of
greatest retailing op
portunities and we
have been on the al
ert to capture every
bargain that trade
condition o f
fered.
Mtmlln at 4 cl. per ynid.
Ltincustor Otnjr.intn at 'to pop
yard.
LodliV shift wuUU unil sopar
ntn Hrtirtfl at extpoincly low prluoi.
Carpet olil as Itujffl at one-half
tln-lr aotuul coHt.
Oulpoat4o per yard and l'cr
Palo at "o rrduced from 12c.
Tuble Linen and Napkins. We
aro prppaifd to show you a lino
el line at lowoHt posnlblo prioog.
TaliU) Oil Cloth, whltu and ool.
J org, at 17a pep yard,
Silk Waist Patterns all over
the store,. Call and gee thorn.
Wo aro prcparod to gliow you
finest lino at llnent prices.
Ulbbiin Ituniminls at bargain
prices.
A nnw glilpmont of Silk and
Satin Klbhnn as well as funny neck
ribbon. ('o!)0 mill scp thoin.
No trouble to nhow goodn
At J. J. Sutter's
New Store.
First National Bank
OF REYNOLDS VILLE.
Capital, , . 850.000,
Surplus. . ?15,0(H).
C. mitcliall. Prealdentl
Mcotl irict lallancl, Vlr Pres.l
John II. Kaurlicr, 4'nalilor.
Director!
0, Mitchell, Soott McClelland. J. 0. King
John il. cornel t, u. k. nrown,
U. W. Fuller, J. II. Kuuclier.
Dooa a ireneralbanklnffhUHlneaaAiid willclts
the accouutaof merchiiulH, profeHalonal nien,
furniera. meeliKnlen. nilnera. lumbermen aud
othorit. promlMlnit the miwt, careful attention
to the uuainoHa of nil pumona.
eniu arepuaiii ou.ua .or reiik.
Flrat National Bunk building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
YOUNG'S PLANING MILL
You will find
SRSH, DOORS,
-FRAMES AND FINISH
of all kinds,
ROUGH AND - DRESSED
LUMBER,
li'CH 9ZPf Y?Pfl?HPSi
In all ahade,
And also an over-stock of Nails
which I will sell chbap.
J. V. YOUNG, Prop.
Want Your
Clothing to Fit ?
Then you ought to go to
J. O. Froeftliph,
MiiJiCHANT TAILOR.
My line of samples are well
worth anyone's time to call and
inspect. Remember
All Work is Guaranteed.
Cleaning, Repairing and Alter
ing a Specialty.
J. C. FROEIILICII.
Near Centennial hall. .
We nrc in n position to save
you big round dollars on Gro
ceries. We don't ask you to pay your
neighbors' unpaid bills.
Our motto Pay asyou go and
be happy.
Ilelow wc quote you priees on
some goods just for a starter.
10 pounds fine Granulated
sugar, $1.00
2Ct pound sack Granulated
sugar, $1.00
U pounds Arbtiekles or 4X
coffee, $1.00
A good bulk coffee worth
20 cents, only 15c
Finest bulk cofTce 20 to 35c
Extra fine pickles, per doz., 5c
3 rolls Toilet Paper, 10c
3 lb. can Bartlett Peas 10c
One doz. fine Toilet Soap, 13c
IJest Laundry soaps, 7 bars, 25c,
Good "11 bars, 25c
Tctlev's Peas thev are fine.
XVe sell em.
The old saw, "largest sttick
and lowest priees," is true in our
case.
ROBINSON & MUNDORFF,
Tiik Biu Gkockry,
Reynoldsville, Pcnn'n.
ANNUAL REPORT
Of the IMreetore or Ike Heyiioldevlllx
ttrliool Itlatrletror Year fCiidlii
.tlonday, June S, 1101.
Whole mimher of aepKila Kl
Avj;hijp)iilMlr(f iiiiiHtlia liiyht.., H
Nil. of nuili) ttittuhiira vuipliiyiiil ' 5
Nil, iif feniiile tcui'litira eiuplnyiid ,, 12
Avpi'UKPaularleanf nilllea uurninntll,. ftf Ml
Arei'iiup aiiiui liniil feiiiulua per inoiilh flu Kl
u, luiiiii ai'uoiura in in lenui.iii'u ,,, 11.1
Nil, feiiililii ai'liulura In illtellimili'K t.U
Whole nilinlHr In uttenduueii .... W
A vniiiiio ilnlly Hlteililiinre of actinium M7
AvuruKU pereuulavu of attniidunuu.... HI
Coat of eurh pupil per mouth W7
So. of intlta levied for aehool purtMMee 7
No. of nillla levied for laind piirMMea.. ft
A mourn levien tor aeniMii purponea. , tm
Amount levied forlHind purpoaea.
Total iimoiinl levied
2110 Ha
THEAHIIHKH'g At'COUHT IIKCKIPTS
ft lite appro'n year ciidlnn June, lUO0..t2,.1U7 K2
imuinee on iiuiki rom iiihi. year
From collector, taxim of all kluda ...
From Iouiih Hlnce hint retnirt
From Co. TreiiM., for unseated landa.
From all other aourcea
2..MHI 00
O.lUn (10
UH0 110
278 IM
.23.2IU
Tot ill receipts.
raiiriniimiHiw.
Ilullillnniind fiiniUliltin liouana S 2
uniting, I'tipulrlnir, etu HO Itt
.vadium wutlim 4,720 01)
Ani l p'd teucli. for attend. Institute l:w no
HchcMil text hooka SOI 0.1
Hi'IkhiI niiipllenither than text IxioUa itil i4
Kind and contlnxenclea IMS 12
Fees of collector and treasurer 1'is an
palmy of lanltor ... HmO HI
ltelitand Interest paid '. S,l0 74
Oilier expenses til 00
Total expenditures
Cash on hand
...tl2,WW H2
Kcsovncjss.
Cash on hand.
123.415 Ml
m'tdile'dlrliafromuilaiiuri'ea... 1,774 20
ToUjl rehoiirres 2.MII0 24
Am i HiffHiw'eU HiniiUil 2aiu ou
Total llukllltips asm rs
Itusuureea in excess of lluhllltles..,. fl,S70 41)
Kstimuiuu vuiue ui school properly. s,uuu
Jos. H. Hahhond, Pres,
W. II. lllil.l., Sec.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice Is hereby irlven that the part nernhln
lately suhsihtliiK liutween Lewis O. Iddleuud
T. G. Evmis was dissolved on the lDUl day of
July, luol, liv muttitil consent, so (ar as relates
to the said T. G. Evans. Alldulilsdue to said
nurliierHhlD are to be nuld to Lewis U. Lldlo
and all detnunds on account of purtnemhlp
uuKiness are io lie present to mm tor puy,
nieut. L. O, Ltuut.
Puled July ltb, liwi. T" "
r44J4j4j4)4J4J4Jt4Jftf4J,
Allegheny
wo uege. s
I la if is.
Paaa.i tm .I.e.
0im4 TradltlMa. Pacalty. j
Uaaurpaaaed Lecatlea. J
Reaaauabte Eipeaaa.
Fall Tiaii Opens Hhptemeer it.
Catalovuc and full infonnaticn aeiit free
I
of charge to any address oa application to y,
Preiitfeut WHIuub It. CrawtWel, S
s
Meadville, Pa, ' iL
ta a
Miifttiimtmar
limerlckvllle.
Hatiirday was the scIkmiI lottiny of
Pino Croek township and teachers were
elected (or l'lno Creek Kast as follows:
S. T. Stormor, MoAnlnch: C'hestor
Swartz, Urltton; Miss (irant, Mllo Hill;
there Is onn vucancy, there was not an
applicant for Ilaimi school.
11. li. Haynier, who hns been homo
for a short tlmo lutlpinK his fnt linr-ln-lnw,
Win. Moorn, harvest, left on Mon
day for Goo. Sharp's camp whero ho
has beon employed for some time.
Ilov. J. l. Hicks, pastor of M. K.
church, holds his last quarterly meet
ing at this place, for this year, begin
ning the evening of Aug. Commun
ion service Sunday, Aug. 25.
Mrs. Win. Moore and her sister, Mrs.
Noalo, Mrs. H. It. Hnymer and daugh
ter, Mamie, of this place, drove to West
Liberty to visit friends at that place
Sunday.
Norman Cable, of this placo, started
for Davis, W. Va., on July 22, whero ho
expects to manage a lath mill for his
brothor-ln-law, Coo. Kmlaw.
Quito a number of our young men at
tended the loo cream festival at Fuller
station Saturday evening and report
the lee cream flno.
Messrs. K. Welser and Peter Eraor-
Ick, of this place, attended the funeral
of J. It. Kmory, at Tlrookvlllo, Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Edith and Cora Schugars aro
visiting friends at Kalis Creek and Du
Bots this week.
Mrs. .lennlo Rellz and son, Forest, of
Drookvillo, are vlsltlnjj friend at this
place,
Wm. Moore, of this placo, modo a
business trip to Ilrookvillo Saturday.
Old Snyder and wife were tho guests
of Cbus. Zimmerman and wife Sunday.
Our butcher, W. W. Fales, purchased
gotno fine beef cattle last week.
Henry Harrlgor and his slater, Klora,
drove to Wortli v'Uo on eiimdny.
James and (leo. Hmlth mndo a short
oall In our village Sunday,
Rathmel.
There Is a four foot sido walk being
built on the West sido of Main street,
from tho DuRoig road to ost ofllco.
The walk on the other sido of tho street
ought to be repaired.
Mrs. A. SI. Wynnt lost a pair of gold-
rlmraod glasses between the M. E.church
and hor homo last Sunday. Finder will
be rowarded by returning thorn, to, hoy.,
Joseph Batesp.n, ir, a, U'omincnt nier.
chnnt of Iathwel, and wlfo went to
Buffalo Monday to visit the I'an-Amerl-
can.
Dr. Hoffman and wife, John Smith,
J. P., and wife. A. W. Mulhollan and
wlfo drove to Brookvlllo last Sunday.
Mrs. James Mitchell, of Patton, Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Beverldge, here.
J. T. Siple expects to attend tho Sons
of Veterans' reunion at Summervllle
next Sunday.
Charles Tylo spent last woe, ftt
falo taking In the nigh,,, a,, tho ln
Amorlfyinj. Misu Annie Htivonson, of Klttannlng,
is visiting MUs Laura Hughes hero.
Dr. Robert Dunsmore,' of Glen Rlchoy,
had business bore lost Saturday.
Prof. Long, of Knoxdalo, had business
here last Friday.
IEI'OUTOFTfttNl'.lTION
or tii a
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OX SSTtTOZAS'VTLLE
at Keynoldsvllle, In the State, of IVilluylvu
nlu, at the close of liip,liuwt July HHil,
HkNMII'Ht'KS!
Loans and dlscoiiuu , , , tl7u,ul xi
Uvprdrnfls, svcureil unil iinsm'ured. il HI
I', a, Honda to secure eircuiutlou.... a",llil Oil
J'rtnuluiuM on I'.H. Ilouds
(S'ks, su(!urltles, etc
Furniture and tlxlures
l)ue from N'atlouul tiahka fnot He,
serve Aitentst
Pile from upproved reserve nKciits.
Inturnal-ltevenue siutns
Checks und other cash Ileitis
1.(1110 (III
i.mri .111
1ii,77il :i7
MJ,iU7 13
7rt Ml
8..VK) 03
Notes of other National hanks 2,;V0 00
Fractional palter currency, nickels,
uud cents.. ' lilt 03
Lawful money reserve In hank, vie :
Hpeele l 7,2ns 2.1
U'Kul-teuder notes II1..V0 tip 2n,ST ?
ltedemplloii fund Willi U. rj. 'V'VWi--
urer (.1 per cent, ufj vVTHb'Wi). 1.7W 00
Tfot . ...................,,.,,,, 1 , 103 02
I.IAUII.ITIUM.
C-SI'WnliV-k Pbl In tU.
yinirilfumi.:..... 1.1,
Vlltllv Itlvtl piiitlls, less e.xH.'iisea und
taxes liuid II,
National flunk notes oulstaudltiK... 'A
l)ue to other National llatiks ;t(
lllvidunda llnnuld
nun 00
,UU 00
,T!B 1:1
,011(1 110
,(.1 l
rn oo
IndlvldMul deposits sulijcct to chuck 247,
Time eertlllcales of dtiosit 24,
,;ut w
vtuniur s l'iiix'Ks ouisiuuuiiia
111 M)
Total .W1,103 Hi
State ef FtBEiylf aaia, O.cnty f J.rerna, :
I, John II. Kuuclier. Cashier of the ulxive
numud hank, do solemnly swear that the
above stutement Is true to tUu.beal of uiy
kuowledg'e uud belief.
John II. KAticimt, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 33th
day of July, luol.
Ai.bkiit Revmolps, Notary Publk'.
OUHKH-t Attest i '
j. ... -i
J. V. Kt
",!, Mitc
J. II. CobUUT. I
: p. inn, iiircior.
1TCIIMX, I
Paradise.
Twenty of our people were out for
huckleberries Inst week. They brought
homo thirty busfiols of tho blue fruit
ond threo rattle snakes.
Miss Lydla Haffer, who has beon
staying at Lewis Ludwlck's the post
few months, roturned to her homo near
Hlg Run on Monday.
K. H. and P. M. Syphrlt, of Home
stead, are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Noah Syphrlt.
Miss Kiln a Holmnn, of Sykesvillo, vis
ited hor sister, Mrs. C. E. Strouse, on
Sunday.
Aiiiimburof people of Paradise ex
pect to attend the Lutheran Reunion at
Luthersburg on Thursday.
Miss Ella Muth, of Punxsutawney,
visited Is Paradise tevoral days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hllliard, of Rcyn
oldsvlllo, visited in Paradise lost Thurs
day. v
Miss Gardner, of Burnslde, visited
her niece, Mrs. C. E. Strouse, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lott attended
the Reunion at Rutler last Thursday.
Misses Surah and Carrlo Keller visit
ed friends in Dutchtown on Sunday.
The Gibson saw mill Is again In oper
ation with a full crow of men.
Mrs. Allen Cathers was on the sick
list several days last week.
W. A. Shoesloy had business at
Wlnslow on Saturday.
Wnydo llroaky, of Bollovlow, was In
Paradise last Friday.
J. M. Strouse had business In Big
Run on Saturday.
Sykesvllle,
Charles Almen, formerly of Reynolds
ville, hns opened a restaurant on the
corner of Main and Park streets. Come
hoys, Charley will treat you all right.
Wo aro glad to hear that Mr. Wilson
has boon elcotod to leach tho second
grade of our school for the coming term.
Joo Is a good follow.
W. H. Reber, who has been laid In
for some weeks with a sprained knee, is
able to bo on our streets again.
The Sykesvllle Cornet Band will give
a Harvest Homo Picnic In Viola Park,
at Sykesvillo, August 8th.
A purty of Reynoldsville folks had a
very pleasant outing In Viola Pork,
Sykesvillo, lost Sunday,
Dr. Wm,. p. Vanwort's sister and
nice ol Now York City, aro visiting
him In this pi aw,
Mrs. Rltonhousor's sister and mother,
of Ohio, aro visiting friends In Sykes
villo.
S. B. Long and wifo wore visiting
friends in Indiana county over Sunday.
Wise Si Reed are hustling bark to
the siding.
Transactions in Real Estate.
F. S. Lewis to Millerburg Railroad
Co., for land in McCalmont township.
I00; June 22, 1001.
Carllno Salvagglo, to Jos. Kalmando,
for property ia Voting township. $7"0;
My Is. Wl.
K. VV. lioblnson, et at., to Frank
Vesncgky, for lot In McCalmont town
ship. 920; June 10, 1001.
J. M. Chosntitt, Sheriff, to John W.
Walker, for land In Knox township.
April , 1(101.
Thomas Sand to Mary Sutter, for
proportyin Anita,. 3Q()i July IB, 1001.
Stlf Sutter to Thomas Sand, for prop
erty io Anita. l.ltMi; July 16, 1901.
Chariot McCary to Elizabeth McGee,
for land In Wlnslow township. (10;
November 10, 1900.
Fred B. Schwom to Sarah A. Stewart,
for lot In Falls Creek, 1210; July 13,
ma.
II, ,M. MuUoa to U. J. Matson, W. R.
Husaelbaek and George R. Matson, for
seventh-eighth interest Inland in Wlns
low township. $3,000; July 15, 1901.
Andrew Smith to Everett Rhodes for
lot In Falls Crook. 11.00; July 1. 1901
Mary Fauls to Albert Pitrone, for lot
In Young township. $32o; December 2tt,
1900.
A Good, Thins;.
Gorman. Syrup ia the special proscrip
tion oj Pis A. Boschee, a celebrated
Qern)an physician, and is acknowledged
to no one of the most fortunate disco v
erlos in Medicine. It quickly cures
Coughs, Colds and all Lung troubles of
the sevorest' nature, removing, as It
does, the cause of the effoctlon and
leaving the parts In a strong and heal
thy condition. It Is not an experiment
al medicine, but has stood the test of
years, giving satisfaction in every case,
which its rapidly increasing sale every
season confirms. Two million bottles
sold annually. Boscbec's Cfifiaa Sy
rup was Introduced In, hji lnlted States
In 18(18, and, Is npw aodi !u every town
and lU4&e lit, the . civilized world
Three dose will relievo any ordinary
cough. Price, 75 ots. For sale at H,
Alex S toko's drug store. Get Green's
Priao Almauao.
A GREAT CARNIVAL!
All Nations' Day, Saturday, August 3rd,
to Boom the Pan-American Exposition.
At a iolnt meeting nf t.hn Ecnnaltlnn
officials and the Midway concessionaires,
Sunday afternoon, July 20th, in tho Ser-
lee iJulldlng, it was arrangod to hold
1 great carnival dav at the Pan-Ameri
can on which unprecedented revelrr
shall reign from morning until mid
night.
Noother Exposition has ever attempt
ed or dared to attcmnt anvthlnir of the
kind. It will bo tho greatest gala event
history of exhibitions has recorded.
Compared with it a oombinntion of the
Mnrdl Gras, the rtmo festivals of South
ern California, tho water foteof Venice,
the winter carnival on the Nava. the
confetti days at Naples, tho martial
roasts of the Empire of Roma and thn
Orlontal fetes on the Bosphorus, will
barely admit of comparison.
. . PLANS OP UKANDEUR.
According to tho olans oromulcatcd.
this day at the Rainbow City will sur
pass in every respect of grandeur, im
mensity and unique boautv anv of tho
great festivals famous In modern or an
cient history. Tho modern rlav access
ories of oloctrloity, transportation facil
ities and mechanical ingenuity, togeth
er with a resolve to spare no expense
makes this possible.
THIS CARNIVAL OK ALL NATIONS WILL
HE HELD ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 3d.
Not less than $100,000 will be snent
on tho project, and the value of tho sor-
vioes contributed by tho Midwav con
cessionaires and others will actually
make the affair a grand quarter of a
million dollar production, as the theatri
cal press agent would say.
THE REVELS HEGIN.
At 10:30 o'clock in tho mornlncr the
revels will begin with a pageant of all
nations, In which all the Midway at
tractions and a host of outsldo pooplo
will participate. This line will wind
about the grounds, a splendid, caval
cade of costume and color, and with tho .
blare of trumpets, well heralded the
opening.
At 11:30 there will bo a water ear nival.
all sorts of gaily bodockod craft laden
with oosturaod morrymakors. to fill tho
lagoons and canals. In this event it Is
Intended to outdo tho famous water
fotes of Venice.
At high noon a man will make a sen .
sational high dive from the summit of
the Electric Tower into a deep dredged
portion of the grand canal.
In tho afternoon tho cavotv will ba
confined chiefly to the big Stadium, tho
seating capacity of which Is to be In
creased. For several hours an immense-
modorn day clrous will prevail; also a
Wild West Show with all tho excite
ment of sham Indian ficrhts and the
startling horsemanship of vaquero red
man and cow punchor. Several uniouo
features have been doclded upon beside
the regular gamut of bareback riding,"
tumbling and high wire work. A
handicap race between an automobile,
a camel, an elephant, a horse and a bi
cycle has already boon arranged; also a
foot raco between representatives of
evory race at tho Pan-American; a
norse race to bring out the riding su- .
periority between an Arab, a Mexican.
an Indian, a Filipino and an American
cow boy, and a purse race between a
Mexican peon on a burro and an Esqui
mau in a sled drawn by a dog team. A
cakewalk of all nations will furnish
amusement of lighter vein.
SPECTACULAR BALLETS.
In the evening, aside from DvroUieh-
nlcs which will go up continuously from
various points about the grounds, spec
tacular ballets and dances by the women
of all nations will take place in the ba
sin of the Court of Fountains. A nlat-
form will be erected awash with the
surface of the water, and this, together
with special electrical and calcium ef
fects, will afford a sight of beauty never
before witnessed. All day there will
be revels along tho Midway which will
culminate with a parade of the beauties
of all nations at night.
Military organizations will partici
pate, part of which will be in srjeclal
costume in representation of the coro
nation ceremonies of feudal days, and
the triumphal marches of the armies of
ancients.
The object of this most unusual spe
cial day Is to create a furor of Pan-American
enthusiasm throughout the coun
try and secure groat dally attendance
the remainder ol the Exposition season.
She Didn't Wear A Mask.
But her beauty was corapleWy hidden
by sores, blotches and pimples till sho
used Bucklens Arnica Salve. Then
they vanished as will all Eruptions,.
Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Carbuncles
and Feloas Irons Its use. Infallible for
Cuts, Corns, Burns, Scalds and Piles.
Cure guaranteed. 25o at II. Ales','
Stokc's.
For MtJ yy II. Alex Stoke