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A SAFE AND SOUND INSTITUTION IS
The Citizens National Bank
,
OF REYNOLDSVILLE, PA.
Officers
DAVID WIIEF.LER
President
McCUitliY IIU.NTEK
Vice PreNldvnt
ARTHl'R O'DONNEL
Vice Piesirtcnt
J. S. HOWAKD
Cttsh'er
' .1. W. HUNTER
As'l. Cashier
Directors
Arthur O'DonncI
John V. Ctewiir,
Piiv'lil Whoelnr
John F. Dlnaer
.1 . (). Rrnwn
MrC'urily Hunter
MiKliaon Mrt'reluh
Andrew Wheeler
.1. S. Howard
Dr. A. H , nowser
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF REYNOLDSVILLE.
Capital and Surplus
Resources . . .
OFFICERS
J. O. Kino, Vk-e-Prei.
Jobk H. Eauohib, Pre:
John H. Kaucher
Henry C. Delble
DIRECTORS
J. C.;Klnz Daniel Nolaa
J. 8. Hammond
Every Accommodation Consistent with Careful Banking
Annual Meeting.
Reynoldevllle, Pa., Deo. 8. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the regu
lar annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Keynoldsville & Falls Creek
Railroad Company will be held at the
Company's office in Reynoldsvllle. Pa.,
on Tuesday, January 15, 1907, at 10.00
ft. m. for the purpose of electing a Pres
ident and Board of Directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction . of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
Lucres W. Robinson, Pres.
B. Mt Clark, Sec.
WHY ? R cnune -ft)PViT lake any
chances in w(atred stock or
bnd. W onlj handle ne
(TotUb'e pappr with ironclad rndoreera.
We loan no individual, corporation or
firm Dvi r five thousand dnllai. Our
stock ho!dfr ar hi-rnn pcoplx and the
director are selected by the majority
of the ntiK'k. All account arc Birictly
confidential. W'u pa.v you the highest
rain of Interest in the very rhnrtest
lenjrth of 11 mi. All account? are looked
afu r on day of rtCetpt. Give us a trial
and we iruarantfe i-aiisfHctlort. We
carry burglar insurance and have fire
2roof vaults.
$165,000.00
$550,000.00
K. C. Schcckers, Cashier
John H. Corbett
R. H. Wilson
Notice to Stockholders.
Reynoldsvllle, Pa., Deo. 8, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the regu
lar annual meeting of the Jefferson and
Clearfield Coal and Iron Company will
be held at the Comoany's office In Reyn
oldsvllle, Pa., on Tuesday, January 15,
190", at 10.00 a. m. for the purpose of
electing a Board of Directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction of such
other business as may come before the
meeting. .
Lucius. W. Robinson, Pres.
George L. Eaton, Sec.
HERIFF'S BALES.
By virtue of certain writs of Fieri FucIiih
oti;., 1mhii1 out. of Uio (Join t of Common Pious
of .lo'lurson county. Pn., and to me directed,
I will expose to public sule or outcry, at the
Court House, In the Borough of ilrookvlllo,
Pa., on
Friday, January nth, 1907.
At 1. 00 o'clock, p. m., the following described
Real Estate, to wit:
All tlio defendants' right, title, Intorost and
claim of, In and to all that certain niece or
laicl of lurid situate on Philips street, In the
uroutili of Keynoldsville and numbered on
the plot of said borough as lots No. H, SO and
9s and containing In all 22,J!9 suiinre feet
(mro or less) the snnifl bring a pin t, of a
larger tract of land conveyed to Thomas
Reynolds, Br., by Orl'indo Gray and hmullne,
his wife, by their Indenture bearing date Au
gust Wilt, lHtll, duly recorded at Ilrookvlllo,
August 2lh, 1KH4, and Juliana Reynolds,
widow of Thomas Reynolds Sr., deceased,
did In nnd by her last will and testament,
duly proven and recorded In the office of the
.Register of wills In and for Jefferson county,
give devise nnd bequeath the same unto
Margaret Oorsllue and Thomas Reynolds,
reference being had to said records will more
fully and at largo appear and deed to Isaac
II. I.oidnn by said Margaret Gorsllne and
n lima Reynolds by deed bearing date .Tune
3,'lh. i"9, recorded in Kecorders office of said
3ouniyln Deed Hook Vol. 5", page 545, Having
lUiuuon erected a two story, 5 roomed dwell
l.ulinnse, wash house, barn and other ne-ci's-nry
outbuildings. Shi zed aud tnki'n In
execution and to be sold as I Improperly of
Martha A Frve and Aaron Frye, her bus
bund, at thesult of Frank llahne.
Levari Facias, No. 14. W. C. Pkntz
ALSO. All the defendants' right, title, In
tr ext and claim of, In and to all that certain
h-i'H, parcel, tra:t. or lot 01 lana sitna'eu
the lioroiiuh of Revnoldsvlllu. .couulv of
J 1 ireiM'ti, anil state of Pennsylvania, bounded
nnd described as follows, 10 wit: Rounded
on the north by Jackson street forty (KM feet:
ontheensi hy lot No. li one hundred and
forty (140) feet; on the south by Diets alley
fori y 10) feet, on the west by lot No. 10 one
liunilie.l and forty (HOI feet, being lot, No. 12
In Ruls and Richards addition to the boron h
o' Iteyniildsvillc, containing MliH) so, ft. , and
hrlii'itho same premises conveyed toSallle
II M Ii t bv L. 8. McUlcHund, et ux.. iy
I, i-.i ilntrd .Miiv 1, lf.fi. recorded In .leffer--11
in cniuiiy In herd Rook Vol. 72, psge4i9.
limine llierron erected a two sloiy, 7
oivnril c. Milling house with modern linorove
ini'iits, barn an oilier necessary outlinlld
li.g. .-H.rd end iiikeu in execullon and to
le sold us the prnperty of (ieorge Watnlck
mid luties.V. M.Crrlght at the suit of Sharp
.McCi right, now for itso of A. S McCrelght.
I'M. Fa., Vi 5. WiNomtT.
ALSO. All t' e dctendnnts' right, title, in
trresi nnd claim of, I n. ami to all that certain
parcel or lot of land situated in the village of
nita, tounshlp of McCalmont, county of
Ji'ii'crson and state of Pennsylvania, bounded
a id described a' follows, to-wlt; Beginning
hi a post 011 north side of public road lendln
from Anita to Panic; thence nearly north
tiling lot No. ntwo hundred feet, more or less,
t-1 a post; thence south ftl drg. 40 mtn. east
ti onir an alley fifty feet, more or less, to a
post; thence nearly south along lot No. 8 one
liiiiulred and sixty feet, more or less, ton
p st, thence soutliMl deg. 115 min. west along
..ithllc road sixty feet to olace of beginning,
containing 0.01)0 square feet, more or less,
bring lot No. 7 In Thnmns Hwanson's plot,
excepting and reserving all the coal and coal
r ght.H. Having thereon erected a frame
il , veiling house 14x2rt feet, III feet high, 1, 14
fret square, 111 feet high, good stone wall and
rellHr, good well, necessary outbuildings.
Seized and taken In execution aud to be olu
as the property of C. A Lundsten and Annette
t.iiudsien, his wife, at the suit of Home
llullding nnd Loan Association.
Alias Fl. Ka , No. W, W. W. Winslow.
AL90.-A11 the defendants' right, title, in
terest and clBlm of. In and to all those two
certain tracts or pieces of land lying nnd situ
ate In the townsbin of Plnecreek, county of
Jefferson, Rtate of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: On the north
by lands of Carrier A Puller; on the east by
lands of Coleman; on the south bylandsof
Bhaffer, nnd on the west by other lands now
owned by Surah Raum, containing one hun
dred and forty-five acres, be the same more
or less. It being a part of a larger tract cf
land conveyed by John 8. Barr, High Sheriff
of Jefferson county, to A. W. Corbett, Henlor,
by deed of December 14th, 187 recorded In
the office for the Recording of Deeds In and
for the cjunty.of Jefferson, In Deed Book No.
81, at page 112. See deed from E. H. Wilson,
Treasurer, to A. C. White, dated September
17th, 1874, with assignment thereon 1 A. O.
white and wife to the said Corbett December
nth, 1876, both recorded In Deed Hook No. 32
page 85, and being the same tract of land con.
veyed by Sarah Corlielt et al., to Sarah Baum
hy deed dated the 7th day of August, I88H and
recorded In Jefferson countv Deed Book No.
67, page 411 ; and by Sarah Baum nnd Peter
itiiuui to jonn Hnum ny aeea dated June si,
1889, and recorded In Jefferson county Deed
Book No. rH, page 306. Excepting and reserv
Ingoutof the onerntlons of this conveyance
the following described piece of land, being a
pan 01 tne anove mentionea ami uescrioea
tract: All thatcertain pleceof land, situa'e,
lying, and being in said township of Plne
creek, Jefl'etson county, Pennsylvania, and
bounded nnd descrllicd as follows, to-wlt:
Beginning at a post, lining the southwest cor
ner; thence by lnndsof Alary Shaffer north
fifty-four porches to a post; thence by lands
of Henry Mowry north sixty nine degrees (OH)
east ninety-seven perches to a stone; thence
by other lends owned by John Baum, south
thirty-seven degrees (H.) west one hundred
nnd fourteen pr-r dies to a post: thence by
land of H. Kullerwest nineteen Derches to the
placeof Vvlnnlng, containing twenty acres
and one hundred hihi thlrly-four perches
strict mensnre, the anie having been con
veyed to Alexander Kennedy by deed of John
H.Baum and wife, granlois, by 1 heir deed
dated the I2fh day of March, 1890, nnd record
ed In Jefferson county Deed Book No. 76, at
page2IO. Having thereon erected a two story
dwelling house, barn and other necessary
outbuildings.
Seised and taken In execution nnd to he
"Old as the property of John H, Baum at the
suit of. I. K Connor, Surviving Executor of
Isaac Baum, deceased.
VI Fa. No. I. John M. Whitr.
ALSO, As the property of John II. Iluum at
the suit of Sarah P. Moore, tor iheuseuf E
Welser. . '
Kl. Fa., No. 12. McCrackkm.
ALSO. As the pro.)eity of ,1. II. Baurn at
the suit of A. J. Osawandle, for use of E.
Welser.
Fl. Fa., No 13. McOrackk.
Also on Friday, January 18, 1907.
Atl.OOo'cl'K'U p. m. the following described
Real Estate, to-wlt!
All the d"fen1am' rt"ht title. Interesr and
claim of. in and to ul that certain. piece,
parcel or I -lu-t of land situate In the Tom n
sliiu of Pet ry Conmyof .li'flvrs it ani Stale
of Penmylvaolu, hounded and described as
follows to-wli: Pek'lnnlng at a white oak;
thence Honth nineteen and one half (IttH)
degrees Fast 124 perches to a post; thence
North sixty two and one-half (Sim degrees
East 58 perches to Mahoning creek, up said
creek to m post; thence North twenty-nine
(W) degrees West 8 pc-rlius to a hickory;
nience west in percnes 10 ine place or liegtn
nlng, containing Nincres and 10 perches, strict
measure. Also bounded On the North by land
of J. 0. Neal; on the East by land of I. C.
Neal and Mahoning creek; on the South
by land of Ollle Hlose; on the West by
land formerly K. S. Hlose and C.J. Blose, now
James and (Mara Neal. Being land described
in deed of D. M. HI. me, et al., to R. H. Hlose,
recorded In Deed Book No. 66, page 50, dated
April 30, 18(12. and same premises which J. W.
Curry, Sheriff of Jefferson County, by deed-
K ill under his hnnd and seal duly executed,
'arlng dntenf the 8th day of Aorll, A. D.t
1X04, did for the consideration therein men
tioned grant and confirm unto the said Re
becca A. Hlose, party hereto of the first
part, her heirs and assigns in fee sim
ple, the tame having been taken In execution
and sold s the property of Rebecca A. Blose,
widow, and B. Sharpe Blose. administrator of
R. 8. Blose, deceased, and Mrs. A. B. Oewert,
et al., heirs of R. 8. Blose, deceased, as by
reference to said deed-poll, duly entered In
theprothonoiary's Office of the county afore
said In Sherlff'sDeed Docket No. I. page 323,
etc., will nio-e fully appear. Having thereon
erected a two story dwelling house, bam,
spring-bouse (good spring) and other ne
cessary outbuildings. Seised and taken In
execution and to be sold as the property of
Rebecca A Bloje at the suit of Cal. MltchelL
Fl. Fa. No. 17. Lax. A, MiTCaau
TERMS:
The following must he strictly complied
with when property Is stricken down;
1. When the plaintiff or other lien creditors
become the purchase, the cost on the writ
must lie paid, and a list of liens. Including
mortgage searches on the property sold, to
gether with such lien creditor's receipt for the
amount of the proceeds of the sale or such
Froportlon thereof as he may claim must be
urnlshed to the Sheriff.
'See Purdon's digest, Stta Ed., page 444.
Smith's form page 384.
t. All bda must lie paid In full.
All sales not nettled Immediately will be
s
continued until two o'clock, p. m. of day of
ale, at which time all property not settled
for will again he put up and sold at tbo
expense and risk of the person to whom first
sold. All wr'ts sudd after being advertised,
the cost of advertising must bo paid,
GRANT SCIIKAFNOCKElt,
December 20, 1006. Sheriff.
Official Reynoldsville.
WHEREAS. The Finance CnmmitiHfi
of Reynoldsvllle borough has reported
tnsi 10 ?raat9, ourn, pave or mneadum
lzo Main street, from the present pav
ing at the east side of Seventh street,
on the West, to the East end thoreof,
at line between Reynoldsvllle borough
and Winslow township on the East, it
would require a greater sum of money
than could be raised by taxation by the
Council, and that a bond issue of at least
1 p;rcent on the last adjusted valua
tion would be required to provide said
funds. Therefore be it
Tfcsofmf, and it Is hereby resolved,
that the question of increasing the in
debtedness of Reyn ildsvlllo borough to
an amount not exo tcding twp (2) per
oontum, upon the last adjusted valua
tion thoruof, for the purpose of grading,
curbing paving or macadamizing that
portion of Main street lying between
the end of tbo present brick pavement
at Seventh stroot nn the West, and tho
end of said Main B.truet at the horough
line, where Main street coincides with
a public road in Winslow township, near
near what is known as Cool Spring Hol
low, on the East, be submitted to the
voters of the said borough for thnlr os
sont to said proposed increase of indebt
edness, at th Borough Election to be
hold on tho Third Tuedav of February,
1907, being the l!)th day thereof. Be it
further
Hemlved, that said proposed Increase
of Indebtedness shall not exceed
1 041)74 plus por cent, for grading,
curbing, paving or macadamizing
said street, aggregating 1 04974
plus per cent, and that the or
dinance committee be, and the same is
hereby authoriz d and din cted to have
an ordinance drafted for the purpose of
carrying t.ttis r.-snliition into i lTcct, and
present same to '.lie Council fo- Its con
sideration and passage.
(NO. Hit)
AN OKWXANCE for tho purposo of
acquiriug the iihsoiit til llit) eleuiorri
of Keynoldsville borough to increase
the indebtedness of said Borough In
the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars
($10,000.00) for the purpose of grading,
curbing and paving Main street from
the end of the brick pavement at
Seventh street to the Winslow town
. ship line, near Cool Spring Hollow.
Sec. 1. Be it ordained and enacted
by the Town Council of the Borough of
Reynoldsvllle, County of Jefferson and
State of Pennsylvania, and it Is hereby
ordained and enacted by authority of
the same, that the question of Increas
ing the indebtedness of th Horough of
Reynoldsrille, County of JulTerson ana
State of Pennsylvania, Ten Thousand
($10,000.00) Dollars in amount, which
said amount does not exceed 'two (2),
and is less than seven (7) per centum
upon the last preceding assessed valua
tion of the taxable property therein,
for the purpose of grading, curbing and
paving that portion of Main street lying
between the end of the present brick
pavement at Seventh street on the
West, and the line between Winslow
TownshlD and said Borough, tiimr Cnn
Spring Hollow, where said street coin
cides with a public road in said town
ship on the East, be submitted to the
electors of Bald Borough, at the regular
annual Borough Election, to be held
therein on the 19th dav of February.
A. D. 1907, for the purpose of acquiring
tne assent 01 said electors to said pro
posed increase In Indebtedness; that
said election shall be held at the places.
time and under the same regulations as
provided by law for the holding of th
Municipal elections in said Borough, mi
tne Third Tuesday of February, A. D.
1907.
Sec. 2 The President and Secretary
of the Council of said Borough are
Do im ny authorized to Issue registered
or coupon bonds, in the name of Reyn
oldsvllle Borough, to be known and
marked as, "Main Streot Paving
Bonds," to the amount of Ten Thousand
Dollars ($10,000.00) in accordancu with
the Act of Assembly regulating the
manner of increasing the Indebtedness
of Municipalities, approved April 20th
A. D. 1M74, and its supplements, which
said bonds shall bear the seal of said
Borough, be signed by the Chief
BurgeBs and President of the Council
thereof, whose signatures shall ho at
tested by the Clerk of said Council.
Si 0. 3. Said bouds shall be in sums
or One Hundred Dollars ($'00 00) euch,
payable in thirty years (30), from the
date thereof, with interest thereon at
the rate of four per centum per annum,
payable semi-annually, on the first days
of Jaruary and July each year, free
from State tax to the holder or
holders thereof; and said bonds, or any
portion or number thereof, may at the
option of said Borough, be redeemed at
par, on any interest date, after the ex
piration of four years of their issue.
Sec 4. When said bonds, or so many
of them as toay be necessary, are eo
executed, and issued, the same shall be
sold, at not less than par by the Council
of said Borough, and the money thus
raised shall be used for the purpose of
grading, curbing and paving that
portion of Main Street mentioned in
Seotion one (1) of this ordinance and for
no other purpose, which said grading,
curbing and paving shall be done in a
modern and substantial manner, within
two years (2), from the date of this
ordinance.
See 5. The President of the Council
of said Borough is hereby authorized,
empowered, required and directed, to
give or cause to be given, notice of the
election aforesaid, as provided by law,
and to provide ballots, ballot boxes and
to do and provide all things necessary
to legally bold said election, and the
expense thereof shall be bourn by said
Borough.
Sec. 6. All ordinances, or parts of
ordinances Inconsistent herewith, are
hereby repealed.
Enacted Into an ordinance this 15th
day of December, A. D. 1906.
J. B. Neale,
Attest: Pres. of Couucll.
L. J. McEntire,
Clerk of Council.
I hereby approve the above ordinance
this 15th day of December, A. D. 1906.
L. L. Gourley,
Chief Burgeis.
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