r
Published weekly. One Dollar per year
strictly in advance.
An independent journal devoted to the
interests of Reynold sville.
VOLUME 12.
KEYNOLDSVILLE, 1'ENN'A., WEDNESDAY. FEH1UJAKY 21, 1901.
NUMBER 40.
PENNSYLVANIA UA1T.UOAD
- BUFFALO A ALU-HIUKNY VAI.l.l'.Y
DIVISION.
Low G ratio Division.
In Effect Nov. 29, 1903.
Eailurn Sta.ur"l I'm
KASTWAIIII.
No 108 Nn.
A. M. A.
Tu No.101 Nol I iNr '0
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Train 142 .. s.i.i. invi l.'itvc Dnltnl- 4.11 p.m.
FbIIh Clerk 4.17. Ki-ynnliltvlilo 4.11 1, llnnikville
6.UO, Hi'il Itmil, il. ui. I'lti' hiin; !.;;. p. in.
'o. IU7 tlitily t.iil wt'H'i I'ii iimi' iitnl IMiHoIh.
On HiiikIhvh out t ll-illn iiivih III IiuvoihI Hi
fi.'2!() tt. in., hi Tift,- Itultni.N id.ihi it. in Ki-tilrn-InK
h'HVi's lliiltiilr. 2.IKI p. in-. ItrnteH Illlfl.
wood 11.40 p. tn., ti4iti)lii; itt lini'i mc'idto k(ii
tloim. Trains murkt'd run dully:)! il.i'!'", I'XfMit.
Huntlay; t IIuk hciiIoii, whi'i-o lumiN tniit be
shown.
Philadelphia & Erie lluilnmtl Plvl-.ion
IaetTectMity 2")tli. Imi.'i. Truln-i luuvu
DriHwiKi.l uh follow h:
',V EASTWARD
:()4 h inVrrflii li, tviM'kiliiyt, for f-'iiiibiiry,
WtlktiNbitnti, li:i.ii'iuh, loll.v-U,fiiT,inton,
llul'llnbur itinj lit iiitrnitillHI hla
tloiiH, art-lvlnu at I'liiliiilflpblit ii:2,'t p.m.,
Ntiw Voik, !':.) p. in. ! In. Ii nn. in', iliiin p.m.;
Wuihim'iiiii, 7:1ft p. in I'liliiiiroi I'ltclor itir
fl-Offl Nt'illt llll01- I1 1'MI m..-i.llil llllilpil.4-
iiint! .'.iti.'he. I t-o'.i l ,'i i.i t'liita.n-lphlfl.
and UltitiiiHiiort to hiilliinini anil Wii-,h-Inetoli.
12:50 p. m. Train , dully for futibury, llai
rihbuiK ami prloi'lpitl iiiii'i iiit'iliatttsialliiii.,
itrrkviiiu al I'lilliiiJi'liilna 7:112 p. in., Ntw
York lii:'! p. in., liiuilmore 7:mip. m., Va.li
liititon m.1.1 p. ni. VlhI ilnili'il parlor runt
and paiitf!i- coiu-hos, Ittill'itlo to I'lulaUnl
plilaanU v iinliiiiKton.
4:00 p. m. Train (I, dally, for Ilar
rlitburK and Milrtntdiu1t atltlloni, itr
rlvuiK ul I'lilladt-lplilii 4:2,1 A. M. ; Ni'w York,
7.2.1a. in.: Hull iiiMiif, 2.2' a.m.; Wu-lilni-'ion
B.ili) A. M, I'ullinan sltiplnir rarn from
llarrUburii to I'liiliidHlplika and New tn-k.
lMilladi'lpbia piisM-iiit'i a ran rmnalii In
alvuuor undiHturbial until 7:1hi A. M.
11:05 p.m. Train 4,dally for Snnbnry, Hun In
bur and Inttiriiiuiliaio Htatlons, arriving at
Philadelphia, 7:17 A. M.i New York, '.:.tt
A. M. on wimkudaytt and 10-itH A M. on Hun
day: Itultltnoru, Tilfi A. M.; Wimhlnirton, Mill)
A. M, rullman Htuupoi-H from Krlu,
and Wllliamxport to IMillndidpliln, and
WlllliimHport to Wai-hlnitiou. l'i-.'ii-i r
cniirln'H from Krln to I'hllitdnlphlu, and
W llllamsilorl to Itiilllliiort).
12:41 p.m. Train 14, daily forSiinbnry, llnrrlK
burii and principal wilcrnieiliiiU'Hliillons.nr
rlvlim at Vhlladi'lphia 7:112 a. in., New York
(hail a. tn. wiM'kitayi, (In.iw. a. m., lln(lily
Italtliuot'ii 7:2ft a. m., WushliiKlon, H:4ii a tn.
VoHtlbiilud bulli'l KU'cpIni: rain and pan
unntrvrcoai'luia, Uuflalo to 1'hHaih.dphia and
Washington.
WESTWARD
4:3.1 . in. Train 7, daily for Iluffalo via
Kniporlum.
t:4l a. m. Train 11, daily for Erin, ltldn
way, and wni'k dayn for Dul!oi. (Jleruiont
and pritndpal InlormiMliaie lafloiiH,
J:ft0 a. ni. Train i, daily for Erie and Inter
mudlatti poluiN,
8:4ft p. ni. Train 1ft, dally for Buffalo via
Emporium.
6:4p . in. Train HI, weekdays for Kane and
In turtnrtd I at Htatloub.
.loHSONBUito Railroad.
a. m. WKKKDAVa. a. ni.
.... 10 40 ul (ilnrinoiiiTv . 10 Aft TT7"
.... Hi ;n Woodvale .... 11 02 ...
.... 10 ifi gulnwoiid .... II on ....
... Ki 2.1 Sniiili'i. linn ... II mi ....
.... 10 20 Iimianiiir ... II 1ft ...
.... 10 III slnilL'lil .... It IN ....
. ..11107 nien lliuol ...1127 ...
.... li ft( .lohtiHonburK .... 11 40 ....
.... U lift Iv Uldifway ar ....12 01 ....
ItlDGWAY & Cl.EAUFIELD TtAILiROAD
and CuoDuctlons.
p.m. p. ut. a.m.
V .Ul 4 II II 'Mi
ill) 2 lf II ail ar Rldeway lv 7 Ho 12 10 i 111
a.m D.m. u.m.
7 20 2 III S 20 Mill llavnn 7 10 12 22 4 HO
J m I M i) 10 Ooyland 7 21 12 110 4 91
7 at I hi 0(1 Hhoru Mills 7 2ft 12 1U 4 117
7 01 1 47 0 02 Blue Rock 7 2 12 Ml 4 111
9 A7 I 411 8 117 Carrier 7 UK 12 40 4 41
I 47 1 Itl H 411 BriH'kwiiyv'l 7 411 111 NI 4 54
4.1 12 H 44 Llllitm MUlll 7 47 111 64 4 Ml
Kiln ... ft 40 McMInn font. Hi 5 02
II at I HI ' (lui'vi-y Hun 7 54 10.1 ft 00
11 HO lift KM) Ivt'allKC'kar ft 00 1 10 5 14
8 10 12 56 B 20 lv i'u BoIm ar W ID 1 2ft 6 lift
ffT) lift U SI ar r'alistrklv 8 05 lift 5 12
H 15 12 52 II 1 UnynoldHvllle 8 1H 1 211 5 27
A UK 12 24 8 04 UriMiliHllt) 8 45 1 511 6 (X)
4 50 11 47 New Bui hl'm U IK) 2 IW 6 4ft
4 Oft 11 10 Rod Bunk 10 10 3 20 7 2ft
1 80 II 00 lv Plltabui'ilur 12 lift 5 HO 8 110
p.m. a.m a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
For tine tables and additional Information
consult tli'kot unman.
W. W. ATTERBURY, R.WOOD.
Omu'1 Muiianer. Ta.Tr flic Mi; r.
OKU. W, UUYD, Oen'lPaHbeuKor Aseul.
Subscribe for
The "X" Star
t . y ? i
If you want the New
"Do It To-day."
Too liniM-worn Injunction, "Never
))ut otT 'til to-morrow whnt you can do
to-iluy," U now ircncrnlly pretttnted in
thin form : "Do It to-dny !" Thntlstho
torpn ndvtuu wo want to rIvo yon about
that linoUintr coiiRh or domoriillzlnji
cold w ith whirl) yon have boon Ktrutt
irlin(j for dovi-rul day, perhaps wcck.
Take oln', rcllnblu remedy for It to day
nnd lot that remedy bo Dr. lloscheo's
Gorman Svrnp, which ha beun in uso
for over thirty-five yonrn. A few doses
of It will undoubtedly relieve your
coiik'h or cold, nnd Its continued use for
n few days will cuiv you completely.
No matter how deep-Heated your couch,
even if dread consumption ban attacked
your lungs, German Syrup will surely
elTeet v cure n it has dono before in
thousands of uppiirently hopeless cases
of lung trouble. New trial bottles, 2.1c:
regular size, 7e. At all (li-uggUtH. H.
Alex. Stoke.
Better Than Gold.
"I was troubled for several years with
chronic indigestion and nervous de
bility, " writes V. J.Green, of Lancaster,
N. If. '"No remedy helped mo until I
began using Klectrie Hitters, which did
me rro'e jjood thun nil the medicines I
ever u-eil. They Iimvc also kept my
ife in excellent hciiiili fur year. Siio
Miys K'.eci.i ie Hittei-H are just splendid
fur fioiiiilo trnuhlcs : ilntl they are a
grand tonic and invigorator for weak,
run down women. No other mediclno
can take its place in our family." Try
them. Only oOc. Satisfaction guaran
teed by H. Alex Stoko.
WANTED-HPKriAl, REPRESENTATIVE
In this eoiiiity and tid.lolnina territories, to
repri'Hini and nilverttse an old pstablifhed
biKinesH house of Holld linanelal Ntandlnir.
Halnry ;i weekly, with eM'lisi's paid earh
.Momluy by eheek direct from headillarters.
ExpenneH iiilvaneed : position permanent.
We fin til-li evervthlmr. Address, THE
COI.I .MKIA. KID, Monon BldK., ( lilriino, 111.
WANTED SEVERAL INDI'STRIOI S I'ER
soim in eneh Htute to travel for house estab
lished eleven years and with a lance capital,
to enli upon nierehants nod tnreiiiH for sue
eessful kikI prolhable line. Permanent rn
k'nu'emeiii. Weekly eash salary of 24 nnd all
HHVi'linu epensi-H and hotel bills udvaneed
In en-h eueh week. E.VM'rleliee not essential.
M en t ton re fere nee nnd enelose self-add li'ssed
envelope. THE NATIONAL, a:i2 lieuiboni
Street, t'llieimo.
To learn Clothpicking
and Quilling. Apply to
Enterprise SiikComp'y
. Reynoldsvtlle. 1'enn'a. .".
Tired-Out Women.
Fagcd-ont wompiii Hnlfcrlnff from bnck
rhu, unnhle to nLund lonjf or wulk fur, or
witti ByiupumiH Incident to the woakncHHOM
pecu I tur to I ho Mtx urh womtsn mml a f rluntl
to tU them tlmt ninny much Kjmptom uru
the result of phyHtciil contiitlonH that eiin bt
re rntt lei only hy building up the Htruutcth.
'i'hlH huildiiiK up vnn be done iiiohL eMuct--imlly
with I'elory K ing. It ckaiiMMi the Htom
wh and Uiwulii, Kivlag rwtfm uleep ud th
Appetite of tfirluood
To Methodists
Patronize the
Best and Cheapest
The Pittsburg
a
ICktoTjllabed 1883.
m:r. c. w. smith, d.i., mitor..
Organ of tbu Methodist Episoofml.
Church Id Western Pennsylvania, East
ern Obin and West "Virginia.
Able urticloH on all tbe lira questions
of the day. Tbe contributors Include
some of tbe most eminent writers of
tbe church.
Tbe weekly exposition of the Sunday
school lessons is unexcelled. Interest
ing news from all the churches.
Special attention given to tbe Kp
wortb League and .Young Folks' De
partments. Terms only 91.00 per year Id advance.
All Itinerant Ministers of the M. E.
church are Bgvnts, to whom subscrip
tions may be paid. Sent three month
on trial for 2J cento. Sample copies
sent free. Me ntion this paper.
Address ; . W. L. DIXON, ' '
Christian Advocate,
Vittsburg, P.
Girls Wanted
Christian
Advocate
THE HOME
Paper Read by Mrs. A. J. Sprngue, nf
Desire, Pa., al Farmers' Institute Re
cently held hy Paradise Grange.
When two people, unite their destines
for life their first move) is to establish a
homo. Homo Is the rrmlle of tho nation
and some of our very Hiniirtest and lett
men lmveeomo from the farm homo, so
that If thero Is any one home above
another that should bo tiiiulo attract
ive it is the farmer's homo. This may
at first appear to bo a very simple
question and ono easily answered. Wo
nro ready to say, if I had lots of money
I could soon muko my home attractive.
You mitrht fill your house with
olegant furniture and costly draperies,
but think you that would bo nUriietive.
to your boys if every time they came
into one of the elegantly furnished
rooms they were ndmonlshed to be care
ful and not break or disarrange any
thing ? Our homes are a sort of king
dom ; wo are the rulers nnd on im
devolves tho responsibility of making
that kingdom attractive or othernl-o.
I''lrt wo must make It ns good to look
at an possible with the facilities at
hand. Tho sensi? of sight is perhaps
the one wo are the most, apt M indulge
but we should bo careful and not sacri
fice looks to comfort.
Home Is where tho coming men and
women rccelvo their first and, conse
quently, their most lasting impressions
hence we ought to mnko It a school and
teach oach their responsibility in mak
ing homo attractive, for what, homo
would bo attractive or even endurable
If each member did not work In unison.
Another necessary element in making
home attractive Is different diversions.
Nearly all children and young pooplo
love to read. As soon as most children
learn to distinguish ono letter from
anothor they begin to rend and It Is
most necessary that we see to it t':it
proper bonks and periodicals are put In
their way. Many a boy can ditto . iN
downward tendency to trashy litcratu . e.
A great amount, of innocent ainu e
ment may be gotten out of tho harmless
games that may bo enjoyed at homo.
Ol these thero are an endless variety so
that each may suit their own tastes.
True tho farmer and his family may
not have as much timo for ircrcatton
as some other professions but ho can
onjoy what ho has with tho better zest.
Then let us, as tho heads of farmers'
homes, make them so attractive that
tho boys and girls as they go out in tho
world may look back to thoir homo as
the most attractive place in tho world.
Last Two Weeks' Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad to Florida.
The last Pennsylvania Railroad tour
of tha season to .tncksonville, allowing
two weeks in Florida, will leave New
York, Philadelphia, naltlmoro and
Washington by special train on March 1
Excursion tickets, including railway
transportation, l-'ullmnn accommoda
tions (ono berth), and meals on route
whilo traveling on the special train,
will bo sold at tho following rates
Philadelphia, "i0.(XI; Trenton, $411.00:
Philadelphia, llairisburg, llaltimore
and Washington, $IS,00; and at pro
portionate -atcs from other points.
Tickets will bo good for return passage
on regular trains until May .'11.
For tickets, itineraries and othor In
formation apply to ticket agents, or to
Geo. W. Mo.d, General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadel
phia. Escaped an Awful Death.
Mrs. II. Haggins, of Meloourno, Fla.,
writes l ''My doctor told mo I had Con
sumption and nothing oould be done for
mo. I was given up to dio. The otTer
of a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New
Diseovery for Consumption, induced tne
to try it. Hesults were startling. Iam
now on the.road to recovery and owe all
to Dr. King's New Discovery. Itsurely
saved my life." This great euro Is
guaranteed for all throat and lung
diseases by II. Alex Stoke's, Druggist.
Price 50c aud $1.00. . Trial bottles free.
During the past week the County
Commissioners sold to Thomas Lltch,
of this place, the handsome black
percberon work team belonging to tbe
county and which was purchased In
Buffalo a year or so since. The Com
missioners received for tho team the
neat sum of 1000, making a nice profit on
the deal for tho county. Crookville
Republican.
The farmer is nearor out of reach of
the trusts than any other man in tbe
world. He can burn his own wood, oat
bis own moat, eggs, mutton and johnny
cake, and sleep umlr a roof that Is not
mortgaged to any corporation,- Feel
blue ? No. Tbe farmer is the happiest
man la tbe unlverso. Exchange.
Rathmel.
There will be an Illustrated lecturn
on India given In the Church of God by
Rev. I. S. Hawkins Monday evenleg,
Feb. 2!1. Admission 15, 2," cents. Tho
proceeds will go toward repairing tho
church. Mr. Hawkins spent nine yoi r
as a missionary In India and his lecturo
will be Interesting.
Mr. Joseph Hateson, sr., died at, his
homo here Friday night of last rook
and was burled Sabbath afternoon in
tho Prospect cemetery. Funeral servJco
was conducted by Rev. A. J. Meek. Mr.
Hateson had lived hote for about eigh
teen years and had many friends.
John Dnlley, of New Kenslngsti'D,
visited friends here during the woi.'k.
Many of our town people were aorry
to learn of tho death of Dantol Strcuse,
of Reynoldsvllle, last Friday.
Rev. Adamsnn is assisting Rev. Mc-
Entire with revival meetings In .the
M. E. church.
R. L. Marshall, of DuBols, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
A. L. Keagle had business in DuBols
last Friday. '
J. W. Smith vlited in Falls Creek
Saturday.
Nearly Forfeits His Life.
A runaway almost ending fatally,
started a horrible ulcer on tho log of
J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, 111. For
four years It defied all doctors and ull
remedies But Buck ten's Arnica Saivo
had no trouble to cure him. Equally
good for Burnes, Bruises, Skin Erup
tions ai d Pilen. 2.'io at II. Alex Stoke's
Drug St' ire.
' Letter List.
List i f unclaimed letters remaining
in post olllco at Reynoldsvllle, Pa., for
tho wseK ending Fob. 20, 11)04 :
Miss Vllllo Dolby, Mrs. J. M. Knls
ley, Miss Viola Whlto, Mr. Philip
Snyder.
Say advertised and glvo date of list
when calling for above.
. E. C. Buhns, P. M.
Save dollars by buying your men's
and boy's clothing and furnishings at
II. . Eason & Co.
SIIICK& WAGNER
SlriGk
Thk Bin Store.
Cor.
WotlJ'a Fair at St Louis.
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition
will open nl St. Louis April 110, and v- ill
bo in perfect condition on that da e.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compii'iy
will run the first le.w-rntp coach excur
sion from the Flit to the World's I'VIr
on May 10. nlTordimr residents of the
Eastern section an opportunity to ten
tho great Exposition In all tho glory of
Its pristine freshness. Tickets will bo
sold from ull principal stations on tho
Pennsylvania iiallroml System. Tho
faro from New York will bo Wl ; fr 'm
Philadelphia. if 1V0. with proportionate
rates, approximating ono cent per mllo,
from oilier points. These tickets v 111
bo good going only on special coach
trains to be run on May in. and return
ing in conches of regular trains leavl'lg
St. Louis not, later than May 111.
Good Manners
If you would have a hoy belinvo well
In company or In public, accustom tl at
child to nlways observe the habits of
good manners at homo. In the family's
overy day life. If a child Is taught to
cpeak and net politely to tho meinb rs
f his own household, It will como ho
natural for him lo do so that he v III
fool no cmbnrrasmrnt in treating
strangers in tho same manner. Good
manners, like religion, shtntld be tho
everyday and every hour kind, not that
which is hold in reserve for some
special day or occasion. It Is just as
easy for a boy or girl to be polite and
genteel as it is for tin in to bo erabbi d.
You will make many more friends 1'ils
way thnn you will in any other. St.
.Marys (hm.llc.
Mysterious Citcumstnnces.
Ono was pnlo and sallow and thooilior
froHh and rosy. WIumico the dillereu-e?
She who is blushing with healih ii-os
Dr. King's Now Life I'ills lit imiliit.iin
it. Bv gently arousing tho hizy organs
they compel good digestion and in ad
off constipation. Try them. Only 210,
at II. Alex Stoke's. Druggist.
You can savo from M.'U to fiO per cent,
by buying men's and hoy's clothing mid
furnishings at II. W. Eason & C'.'s
They must vacate their room by April
lfith.
SIIICK & WAGNER
&
New Spring Merchandise
Now Ready in All Lines
IN I'REPARAT.lOX for tlic approach of spring and summer we have secured the
best line ul nifrchniidise in the market. We arc all familiar with the soaring
of the price of cotton and with war in the far East now raging, prices of raw ma
terials arc stUi going up with bounds and leaps. In our purchases however wc
boughi; early nisd secured our goods at old prices, therefore can save you many
dollars on all staple Dry Goods. We l ave not substituted inferior lines or mer
chandise siu'Jed with shoddy and cheapened by making over narrower looms, etc.,
to decrease aruornt of raw material to the yard. ' Therefore we express an impor
tant truth whc.i tve siy we can save y-u many dollars on all lines of staple Dry
Goods.
Rain Coats.
Oilo of our nowesv and best offerings
this week is it stylish and iiorvlceablo lino
of Rain Coats. Thoy will be much need
ed by you and w'll bo very serviceable to
you for spring and summer as well as for
rainy season in fall.
Our leader at $5.00.
Wrappers.
We have secured a lino of Wrappers,
House Dresses, Klmonas und Dressing
Sacks. Theso aro qualities which wo pos
itively cannot duplicato at the price. They
were bought months ago and ought to
have been bore, but got lost on tho rail
road somewhere. Now wo can oiler you
good values at $1.00,
Belts.
The wido and crusted loathor belt,
which Is very favorable for spring wear,
is horo for your Inspection.
AValn one FlftM Streets.
UGHES & POMROY.
UNDF.UTAKINQ AND PICTURE FRAMING.
The V. P. Itiirlnt f.raitun lias tiern tps'cd
linil found nil rlulit. l lieiipest form of ln
suriinee. Heeuin a contract. Woodward
Iliillilltilt, Iteynoldsvlllii, I'll.
pill ESTER BIIOS.,
UNDERTAKERS.
. Hlnek nnd white funeral cars. Main street,
Iteynoidsvlllp, I'a.
First National Hank
nil
O F It K YXOLItS VILLI
Capital
Surplus
$50,000
$40,000
Mrofl Kit f Ii Hand, I'rrsldi m
J. '. Klliu.l let-Froldnill
John II. KaiM'harf!iistil.ii
Director)!
Scott Rlel'lellilnd J.C. Kttitr Daniel Nolan
Jolui II. 1 iiinett J.ii. Kiniciier
li. W. fuller H. II. Wilson
I es ii Irene rm iihiih iiii iiuuir"niin -..m. ,
the accounts of tnerclitints, professional men.
tin mers, mechanics, miners, lumbermen nnd
oiliers, promising the most, rareful attention
.. ... ., l.l l I. ....A a. .11.. I. a
tO 1 lie DIC.I lit Ol 11 11 Ui. lMln.
Sllfe ICMIS noxes lor rem.
Klrst N nt l li ill Hank build In;., Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
PONT MISS THIS!
On the Saturday of each week this month we will
make a sitting and One Cabinet Photo of ANY
CHILD BETWEEN THE AGES J7T T?J?
OF FOUR and EIGHT YEARS JP XVJJJ J2i
Mothers, bring thorn In 1 At this timo In a child's lifo you see tho
most pleasing and attractive expressions, and we wnnt to show you
that wo can catch them with our camera. We havo made child por
traiture a close study.
THE AET STUDIO
Covin's Stan. XyTttoliistrlU, F.
SIIICK & WAGNER
Wagner
Shirt Waist Suit
Silks.
The nobbiest things of the season. Con
sult your fashion journal and you will And
Shirt Waist Suits advocated very strong
ly. There Is just ono suit pattern In a
piece. No one else gets one like it.
Shoes.
A good tine of Shoes on which we ean
save you money. See our line of Ladies'
aud Children's Shoes.
Ribbons,
Trimmings, Buttons, &c. We have soruo
very nice Fancy Ribbons for sashes and
trimmings, also Trimmings and Buttons
for your spring sewing.
Reynoldavllle,
The Reunoklsvllle
BricK&TiieGo.
Reunoklsvllle, Pa.
Manufacturers of
Fancy Red and Buff Front
Brick,
Vitrified Paving Bricks
and' Blocks,
Si 1 : w it x Pavers,
Common Building Brick,
Building Tile,
&c.
Estimates nn construction cheer
fully furnished. Inquiries receive
prompt attention. Correspond
ence Solicited. '.' '. '.' V
SIIICK & WAGNER
The Bi Store.
Renn'ct.
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