Punxsutawney Spirit, 1900-07-11

              p I * - g|)t fttttigitttottfflcij ffpirit NO. 6. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11,1900. BHOOKVILLE. 5c, worth 6c fJ1-'. " 5c, " 7c 81c, " loc 10c, " 14c 51c, " 8c 11. " ISC 7c, " loc 5c, " >sc 3c. " 5c M A KKI AGE LICENSES. 25c. 17c. Hummer Tours to the North, 1<> to per cent. otT. Carpels! Carpets! A Tale of Toil and Breochos. Tailor Made Suits AND SStirl Waists, Conveyances Filed in the Recorder's Office, July 2 to 0, Inclusive. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. EBERHART. ..July Bargain Sale... 5th-ANNUAL-5ttl. EBERHART. VOL XXVIII. Bovs' Vestee Suits, a big assortment, priced at $1,00, $200, $2.50, $3.00, S3.50, $4,00, $4.50 and $5.00. Boys' Wash Suits, 50 cents to $1.50. Men and Bovs fine dress and working shoes. Flannel Suits, Flannel Coats and Pants, pants made with belt straps. Serge Suits at $10.00, worth more. Serge Coats and Vests, a good one for $5.00. Serge Coats, all wool, $J.OO. Light-weight Suits, high grades, made right; big assortment. Don't think you can't be fitted in ready-made suits. Come here, we can fit you, and save you a nice little sum for something else. We handle the CRASH CRASH in the market, and cannot be classed with so many clothing stores that buy the cheapest made trash that they can buy. Our large purchase and and our position to pay cash enables us to give you better goods for the same money than elsewhere. BEST MADE CLOTHING SUITS, $2.50; worth S3.50. SUITS, $3.50; worth $5.00. } Hot Weather Clothing J For Hot Weather. Monarch Shirts, White Shirts, Colored Shirts An endless showing of Negligee Shirts. A large assortment of the Monarch brand, which is a guarantee for tit. New Styles in Hats. We have enough styles to please all comers in Straw Hats, Soft Hals, etc. Plenty of light colors at $1.00, ?0, $2.00 and $3.00, and if you want the genuine YOUMAN we have it, too, at $5.00. E Z Waists Sun Bonnets Prints and Wash Goods, 2700 yards Best Indigo Prints, 1200 " Black and White Prints, 700 yards Fancy Prints, 1000 " Bates Ginghams, 750 " Best Percales, J6 in. wide, 500 " Everett's Classics, A Big lot of 1 Mniities, A  A " A small lot of I awns, Dress Goods and Silks. Summer Silks, - - - 37+c, regular price 50c Fancy Shirt Waist Silks, - - 57Ac, " 85c Fancy " " - 69c. regular price S1.00 and $1.25 Black Satin Duchess, (27 in. wide) - 89c, regular price $1.00 Black Taffeta Silk. (36 in. wide) - $1.50. " 1.75 Black Crepon, - - - $1.69. " 2.00 Black Crepon, - - - $1.33, " 1.75 Black Crepon, - - - $1.19. " 1.50 Black Crepon, - - - 90c, " 1.15 Black Crepon, - - - 75c, " 1.00 These are all choice patterns. For real values this sale will be a genuine money saver to all who avale themselves of what we offer. Not only in the items named, but Every Department will have bargains that you cannot fail to appreciate. All spring and summer goods will be closed out regardless of cost. i«• ■()rn ' Burl; liiui-c and wile to Solomon Hurkhousi-. I'M a<: iv>, Pine Creek township, * 1< m and other const<t(.'ration. A hamuli Mi vitj t.» Kit/.a instil It. Willard, lot No. J. Keyiioldsville, < ii-itr.'i' W. Forsythc :ind wife to .lames M. Hazard srvi ii-clghths of an acre, Kid red townshin. -<'»• Solomon lhtrkhonsi* and wile tD tiro. Burkhou*»\ HO a«uvs and 101 pereii-s, Pirn- Civ !; township, '{J,(KK>. Ina May I la nun to II. K. NVarnock, J1 . lots, PuuxMita wney, ?-V>00. Mary I. Sruior to Ira I!, s.-nior, one I-»t, Washington township, las. M. shaltVrand wife to Julia K. Ilinwn, 1 aere. Pint* ( reek township, $100. John Johnson to Swan J. Kriclcnon, sijuare l i t. Anlta, $100. Maria M. Harris and husband to James n. «iould. sipiare feet, »Miver township, s!00 Louis Wi-stor and wife to Mariatin i Anbrosio, one lot, McCalmont towiiHhlp, $1'»0. — • 'atharh11* Jon<'s to Tony (Julio, houst> and lot. Clay villi-, *r John N. Col well and wife to l*carl|Colwell, oni' aere, Hell township, $\. L. J. <"orhi'tt and wife to Bertha J. Baker, OOx 100 feet, < Corsica, $135. John N. Col well and wife toHrant Col well, 1VJ perches, Young township, $1. J. I.. Condron and wife to Itobert Law, U1 acri s. Hell township, Sii.tviO. John N. Colw« ll and wife to Mary E. Frew, S,10.» square feet, Young township, «1. lVter Awl to Jacob Asel, 40acres, quitjclalm, Eld red township, S">0. W. N. Oonrad, guardian, to A. l>. Deemer ct ill. undivided ninth of 14U acres, Pine Creek township, «r»ll.ll. Mnry A. Love, trustee, to J. M. Hazard, two pieces, 8lgel, £115. Com. of I'enna. to George (*. and W. G. Krazicr, lis I acres, Heath township, $15. Coin, of I'enna. to George G. and W. G. Krazler, !»S1 acres, Heath township, £15. Frederick Lott, guardian, et al, to Adrian Isclln, S'2 acres and 59 perches, Henderson township, $1,1)10.80. Eben J. Russ and wife to John Reed, undivided one-half of 11,413 square feet, Reynoldsville, $700. J. W. Foust and wife to John Heed, undivided half of 11,413 square feet, Reynoldsvllle, 5075. l>avid Hums and wife to John 1 acre and s perches, Brookville, 8S50. Eben J. Russ and wife to Joseph S. Hammond, undivided half Interest 11,413 feet, Reynoldsvllle, $700. Edward W. Robinson et al to Charles V, lifer, 4 lots, McCalmont township, ISM). David R. Kahleand wife to Ueorfe A. Bush, 40 aeres and 155 perches, Eldred township, 1600. David R. Kahle and wife to Mark C. Mo Clellan 1 3-10 acres, Eldred township, $05. J. \V. Foust and wife to Joseph S. Hammond, undivided one-half 11,413 square feet, Reynoldsvllle, §0,750. See Window for Advertised Goods. Summer U iderwear*. Summer Underwear at cents and $1 a suit. The underwear we sell at SI a snit is French balbriggan, and is better values than offered elsewhere at this price, Union underwear, Jean drawers, Scribner drawers. The school board met last Friday evening. Alter it had been called to order the withdrawal of Prof. T. B. Galbraith from the contest for principal of the public school.'} of Brookville borough was made known. The board thereupon elected Prof. G. E. Kramlich, of IJi# Run. Prof. Kramlich is not known here, but is said to bo highly endorsed. Twollshing parties left Brookville on Monday morning, one including Judge J. W. Reed, Me -..re. Syl Truman, G. 1). Buf- Hngton, F. P. Rankinand ('. [{. Hall, went to Bullalo, where they will tlsh in the waters of the lake. The other party included Mcs .-.'i's S. IJ. Arthurs, G. L. Sandt and C. U. Wilson, who will flsh in the Susquehana river and streams tributary thereto. The striking part of the town clock has been somewhat erratic of l ie, causing much comment on the part of our citizens who prided themselves on ha\ ing a pretty | good article of town clock. The running part seems to be nil right, but the riking part does not perform its part for sometimes a week at a stre|h. It is hoped | that those having the matter in cmirge I will endeavor to make both parts go alike. Mrs. Sarah E. Kimball, having disposed of her real and personal property in Brookville, will leave on Wednesday morning for Armstrong county, where she will visit relatives before leaving for the West, where she will make her future home. A long distance shooting match took place last Friday afternoon. The range was 800 yards. Among those taking part were C. Z. Gordon, A. Bonnett, D. G. Gourley, H. If. Kennedy and Darah Corbett. Owing to a heavy rain storm the match was not ilnished. The Dancing Club gave a dance in Pearsail's hall Monday evening. The Italian band furnished the music and a large crowd was in attendence. The dance was gotten up merely for an evening's amusement, no refreshments being served. Interesting Items From the Jefferson Count j Capital. George G. Gourley, Deputy Register and Recorder, is enjoying a month's vacation. W. N.Conrad left last week for a month's sojourn in Indiana, Blair, Cambria and Bedford counties. Mr. Conrad will travel from place to place on his wheel. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Guth, of DuBois, spent last Sunday with relatives in Brookville.Messrs Andrew H. Hunsinger and Oliver Smith, inmates of the Penn'a Memorial Home, have been so ill for some time past that they have been unable to leave their rooms. Negotiations have been under way for some time for a change in the proprietorship of the New Commercial Hotel. The new managers will be Messrs I. C. Swartz and John Mitchell, both well known and popular young men. CH-EOKEREP FRONT. i A VVFRFR THclothier, U I 111 I X i—/ L-J JL_/ I V i PFJNXSI TAWNEV John Fox, Cn nsliinv, and Mary SUinek, Brock way vllie, .1 n 1 \ W. K. u:k<. Yandergrifl, and Haiti-- M. Hununervllle, t'uion township, July John II. Join-r. Mt. J. w- tt, Pa., and  K. Thompson, Warsaw township, July >. Harry I,. Clark and I.oretta M. Aaron, llazen, I'a., J uly I. Kphralm ;ind Kdlth Henry, Anita, July I. Franklin Janu s Howl. v.Portland Mills, Pa., and Anna May l«yl«\ Howe, l'a., July •">. Adam Wilson. Belveridge. III., and Carrie Frames Smith, Limestone, l'a., July It. 10. Smith and Sarah Thompson, War- iw township, Juiy Trail'.:, i \ li ionio Cuzolo, Wrst (Marion, Pa., and Maria Autonia liaia, Cn nshttw, .1 illy '1. Harry A. IVarsall and Annie .V Hays. Brook villi*. July 2. 1 rvin M. Smith, Oil v. r township, and I>olla Bros Ins, Beavt r township, July The following morriage licenses were filed of record by Clerk of Orphans' Court John 1>. Evans, from July 2 to July 0, inclusive.Lot No. 4- A special Tapestry Brussels, good pattern, 171 yds., 52ic per yd., regular price 65c. Lot No. 3 a beautiful Saxony, 9i yards, 72Jc per yard, regular price $1.00. Lot No. 2 A beautiful Velvet, light back ground, with bright flowers, 10i yards, 77!c per yd., regular price J51.00. LOT No. I—An elegant Green Moquette, with Pink roses, l-H yards, 67ic per yd., regular price St.00. In our first floor Carpet Room, at greatly reduced prices. We also have a few short lengths that are measured and numbered, and everyone a rare bargain. Come early and get the one you can use. Wear the ri During ht KM of cioth<-s Keep GooS Hot Weather, We have special good lines of all kinds of summer goods. James B. Beattie, the miner poet,'{of Brockwayville, contributes the following song to the literature of toil: The earth Is kind and bountiful, And amply yields it-s riches To all except the haughty fool Who wears no toilers breeches. "What! hark!" You say. Oh,(lo not stare ; Of course, that is a blunder. Yes, many great men breeches wear. Hut they are wearing plunder. For detailed itinerary, tickets, or any additional information, address Tourist Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 1190 Broadway, New York; SflO Fulton Street, Brooklyn ; 7S9 Broad Street, Nowark, X. J.; or Geo. W. Boyd, assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia. For the Summer of 1900 tlio Pennsylvania Railroad Company has arranged to ru n two personally-conducted tours to Canada and Northern Now York. These tours will leave July 21 and August H, including Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, Rapids of the St. Lawrence, Quebec, the Saguenay, Montreal, Au Sable Chasm, Lakes Champlain and George, and Saratoga, occupying fifteen days; round-trip rate, J125. Each tour will be in charge of one of the Company's tourist agents, assisted by an experincod lady as chaperon, whose especial charge will be unescorted ladies. The rate covers railway and boat fare for the entire round trip, parlor-car seats, meals on route, hotel entertainment, transfer charges, and carriage hire. We know the earth's the source of wealth— That all wealth comes throughjlabor ; And if they toil not, then by stealth Or craft they rob their neighbor. But if they rob not anyone, Tls plain as any ditch is That he who toils not—there's the fun- Should go without the breeches. ADRIAN ITEMS. CHURCH NOTICES. Lot No. 7 —An elegant Green Tap., with good ligure, best ten wire tap., 11 yards, 67*c per yard, regular price 85c. Lot No. 8- a real beauty in Red, 9i yards, 624c per yard, regular price 85C. Lot No. 6-a nice Bright Red Tap., tine quality tap., 8A yds., 524c per yard, regular price 65c. Lot No. 5- -Best ten wire Tap., good style, n yds., 67*c per yard, regular price 85c. Our entire §tock will be cleaned up ready for fall goods, which already begin to arrive. COST NO CONSIDERATION, lightweight SHOtS. Oxfords, Tan and Patent Leather, Vici Kid Goods, Russia Leather, Velour Calf. All made with light soles. Clearanoe Bale. JOHNSON BLOCK, But somehow things are ditPrent, quite ; Htlli that's the way it should be. And If the toller had his right, Why, that's the way it would be. Yet, strange as it appears—don't grin— They've lots of pants and riches. 'Tls only they who toll and spin Who starve and have no breeches. Plain or Fancy Colors. Nice quality for, per suit, - 50c Larger assortment, per suit, - $1.00 Balbriggan, long or short sleeve shirts, Union suits. Summer Underwear Percale, Madras, Cheviot and Silk. Better ones for We can sell you a good shirt for Best line ever shown in town for $1.00 Better grades from $1.50 to $2.50 They come in 50c 75c Negligee Shirts Lot No. 9-A nice small pattern in Apple Green, suitable for Hall or Stair, yards, 62ic per yard, regular price 85c. Lot No. 10 —Here is a beauty in style and value, t4 yards, 524c per yard, regular price 75c. Thin Clothing Alpaca coats, serge coats andj vests, crash suits, children's jiwash suits, duck pants. Alll the staples in stiff and Crash hats, soft hats. Hats—Big Line of Straw Goods in Braids. Prices from - 50c to $2.50 A surprise party was given at the home of Mrs. Qeorge Myers the other evening in honor of his daughter B lane lie. Refreshments were served and all present injoyed a plesant evening. Church services were held last Sunday by the Rev. J. Lane. There was a good attendance. Thomas Reidand Andrew Beveridge, jr., are home again after a short visit to West Virginia. Mrs. David Warden is visiting friends in Clearfield county this week. Frank Chappel's four-year-old pacing mare died on Tuesday, July 8, of colic. Mr. French and wife have just returned fVom a short visit to friends at Oshanter, Pa. Airs. James Reid is visiting friends in ?)eartleld county. .... 1-2 Price. in one and two pair lots at Lace Curtains lot No. II —Best ten wire tap., good dark color, 36 yards, 62ic per yard, regular price 85c. None of these lots will be cut for less than regular price. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered in the Lutheran church next Sunday at both morning and evening services. Preparatory service on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. As at present arranged, the preaching services at the Perry Presbyterian church are held on each alternate Sunday at 11 o'clock, and at Worthville at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The next service* at Perry are to be held on next Sunday, and may be expected on each alternate Sunday thereafter. Preaching at the Adrian Union church on Sunday, July 15, at 11 o'clock, a. m., by the Rev. Mr. McBride. The address of Rev. R. M. Coulter is Orange, Pa. Correspondents will please note the new address. greatest amusement resorts in America. A special train will leave Punxsutawney at 6:15 a. m., and the extremely low rate of |2.00 is made for the round trip, which includes steamboat ride the entire circuit of the great lake. Returning, train will leave steamboat landing Chautauqua Lake at 6:10 p. m. and Jamestown station at 6:20 p.m. (Eastern time). For fall inform or tion see exoursion bills. cursion of the season to famous Chautauqua Lake and Celoron, the city of sports and pastimes, on Sunday, July 15. This excursion affords an opportunity for a day's outing and enjoyment at ono of the The Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway Company announce the first ex- A Delightful Excursion Trip. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA. J. B. EBERHART, The school board of Uasklll township will meet at the McElhaney school house in said township on Saturday, July 21, at 1 o'clock p. ra., to employ teachers for the township Bchools for the ensuing term. All applications should be addressed to the Secretary, Meade McQee, or the President of the board, Christ Kuntz, Big Run, Pa. Bids will also be received for painting and repairing the Wainwright school building. Plans and specifications for the work can be seen at the residence of either the secretary or president of the board.—at Meads Moose, Sea. School Letting' HT T Airi*0 Mens' and Boys' • J • JuUillJD, FURNISHER, * punxsutawney, pa. Ladies' suits. All our (12, |14 and *15 nits will be sold at |8.90 each. Be here arly, as the aawrtment will soon be brokn at that price. Thirty suits in the lot. Muuat A Jokdajt. —Fruit Jan at Long's. m!" I m •! 5? m - ■r