Punxsutawney Spirit, 1900-10-10

              EBERHART. BIG FireSale CONTINUES, Union Suits. MEN'S UNDERWEAR at SAVING PRICES, And more to select from than shown at any other store in town. Linen Mesh Underwear. closed before Our New Opening! and with it further reductions in all kinds of Dry Goods and Notions. Some of the choicest fabrics are sold at sacrifice prices, but the stock must be in Never go out of style, but some lines we have cut the price of Black Dress Goods $1.25 Goods to 75 cents. $1.00 Goods to 50 cents. 50 Goods to 25 cents. Silks—some $1.00 goods as low as 50 cents- We are now selling Blue Prints at 4 cents, worth Si cents. Best Outing at 10 cents, worth 12 cents. Flannels at 20 cents, worth 29 cents. Heavy Black Cat and others assorted at 17 cents, worthy frents. Ribbons at 6reatly Reduced Prices. HINOQOLD ITEMS. HRAND Jl'KOKS. Martz, George, runner, Klnggold twp. Martz, Daniel, farmer, Klnggold twp. Bowera, George M , farmer. Ua-klll twp. H ho (Tiler, J. H., farmer, Polk twp. Moaer, William, farmer. Perry twp. McDonald, Patrick, Jobber, Keynoldavllle. Armstrong, J., lumber dealer, Punxautawney. Koada, David, farmer, McOalmont twp. POatlewalt, David M., farmer, Perry twp. Clftwaon, J no., barneaamaker, Pun xautawney. Ualnen, Adam, laborer, Kluggold twp. Darla, Jobn D., laborer. Young twp. Caylor, Daniel, fanner, Illnggold twp. mar*. I,. A., carpenter, Koae twp. Martin Irvln, carpenter, Henderson twp. Kennedy, William M., farmer, Union twp. Brosiua, D. M., farmir, Beaver twp. Brown, W.H.,tna irance agent, Punxautawney. Allabouae, K. P., farmer, Koae twp. Ixjve, Perry, farmer, Rose twp. Boven. Grant, brakeman, Hfg Kun. 1 arlterry, Jobn, merchant, Plnecreek twp. Thoinaa, David, miner, Clayvllte. Hastings, T. K., penaion attorney, Punxs'y. PETIT AND OYElt AN1> TKUMINKU JITKOKS. Lee, David, laborer. Hell twp. At well, John. Jr., farmer. Snyder twp. Weaver, David, farmer, Perry twp. Mitchell, James G., merchant., Perry twp. Kuntx, George. farmer, Bell twp. Crawford, G. M., farmer, Washington twp. Miller, H. G., editor, Punxsutawhey. fiaxter, V. K., farmer, Clover twp. Redding, O. K., teamster. Young twp. Carey, George, laborer, Bell twp. Smith, Samuel, farmer, Washington twp. Hetrlek, Samuel, farmer, Knox twp. Wachob, Grant, laborer, Henderson twp. North, J. S., farmer, McCalmont twp. Daughertv, Thomas, farmer, Washington twp. ttooK, J. It., farmer, Harnett twp. Jordan, C. R., farmer, Oliver twp. Darrah, C. J., laborer. Plnecreek twp. Marshall, C. H., cashier, Brock way vllle. Kudolph, Samuel, trackwalker, Big Kuti. Mean*, G. W.. dentist, Punxsutawney. Stewart, W. P., farmer, Warsaw twp. Hunter, Samuel, miner, Young twp. Myres, J. A., barnessmaker, Keynoldsvllle. Knox, J. C., salesman, Punxsutawney. Walker, Fred., farmer, Wlnslow twp. Stewart, J. A., farmer, Warsaw twp. Campbell, John, tenner, Barnett twp. GlUbousen, Hiram, farmer, Knox twp. Reed, J. J., laborer, Brookvllle. Strouse, Martin, farmer, Wlnslow twp. Keefer, William, laborer, McCalmont twp. Gelst, J. E., laborer, Worth vllle. Shaw, C. B., laborer, Washington twp. Young, 1). H., carpenter, Keynoldsvllle. Oondron, Luther, lumberman, Bell twp. Irvln, Reuben, laborer, Heath twp. Way land, George P., farmer, Plnecreek twp. Mauk, Clark, termer, Oliver twp. Do boon, Jacob, termer, Oliver twp. NetT, K., Justfce of the peace, Keynoldsvllle. Frost, C. F., termer, Pluecreek twp. Henry, S. C.. laborer, Snyder twj». Oallen, Harrison, laborer, Kldred twp. Elder, F. S., miner, Washington twp. Love, Samuel, farmer, Union twp. Burnt, J. C., Jr., brakeman, Reynolds vllle. Coleman, D. C., laborer, Porter twp. Emery. Joshua R., laborer, Brookvllle. Knight, C. G., laborer, Brockwayvllle. THAVKK.SK J I'ltoHS. Heed, William, carpenter, ltlnggold twp. Wilson, E. H., laborer, llrook vllle. Carrier, J. A., coal operator, Huinmervllle. Klklp, J. G., mercliauL Oliver twp. Redding, w. H., merchant, C'layvllle. McKlnley, Charles, farmer, Kid red twp. Itypliert, John, sawyer. Union twp. Kupert, (illmore, laborer, WIdnIow twp. Condick, William, druggist, Brockway vllle. Huffman, JeHtte, farmer, Washington twp. Heltz, Charles, laborer, I'erry twp. Carr, John, farmer, Young twp. GlenwrighL Wm., merchant, McCalmont twp. Htraltwell, Martin, farmer, McCalmont twp. Oonsor, John, laborer, Kevnoldsvllle. Henry, A. C., carpenter, Punxsutawney, Allison, J. i,., teacher, Punxsutawney. Aiken, J. filmier, Cnlon twp. Huzzard, U. T., bookkeeper, brockwayvllle. Vssbtnder, Isaac, laborer, Brookvllle. Hnell, H. C., miner, McCalmont twp. Kalllt*. 1J. H., dealer, Kldred twp. Allbrd. Wllliain H., laborer, Kldred twp. Hetaeli, Joseph, laborer, Kose twp. Jones. C. K.. merchant, Brockway vllle. Kwlng, Wllber, laborer, Kldred twp. Mobuey, <i. W., farmer, Wlnslow twp. Gibson, Cash, merchant. Keynoldsvllle. Hteel, Charles, farmer, Kldred twp. I>eHaven, It. M., hurnessmaker, Mummervllle. Iteynolds, M. C., (Stonemason, Plnecreek twp. Mottern, Frank, farmer, Oliver twp. Hinltb, W. K., laborer. Young twp. Null, John, laborer, Wlnslow twp. Chamberlain, Henry, carpenter, ltrookvllle. Allshouse, John, farmer, Knox twp. Mllllron, 8. It., farmer, Plneereek twp. Prlndle, John H., farmer, Hnyder twp. 1*1 fer, J. p farmer, McCalmonl twp. I.ucas, J. 0., planlugmlll man, Brookvllle. Than at any other three stores. We always have everything that is new, and are first in the field with new styles. Youman Stiff Hats and Dunlap styles. And plenty of Soft Hats, wide flat brim, which we can sell faster than the manufacturers can furnish, Hats Are Sold Here MEN'S SHOES Is where we show a very strong line, and styles new. *> ] a WFRFR t"glotS, i U I ill ¥ I JjUL/1 1$ PUNXSUTAWNEY. { CttEGKERtP FRONT. FIRE sale Wil continue for two weeks more. The epidemic of minated on Monday afternoon, when a telephone call announced the fact that a man was in the act of breaking Into the rear portion of 'Squire Baur's residence. Chief of Police John E. Barr hurried to the scene and found a tough-looking customer who declared that be meant no harm, but aa be waa caught open-handed he waa committed to the county jail for a hearing under the vagrant act. The facts are aa follows: The female portion of the household waa at bome when a man of forbidding aspect ascended the front steps and rang the door bell, but the door was not opened. The man then went to Prof. R. B. Tettrick's next door and rang the bell. He came back and went to the rear of 'Squire Baur's residence and knocked loudly. His rapping waa not answered and he immediately proceeded to work to effect an entrance. He made wedges and pried open the window screen and waa in the act of forcing the window open when the telephone waa brought into play. The back porch is so thickly covered with vines that the fellow could not be seen from any point and therefore felt secure. He gave his name as Charles Henry and his residence at four different places. An information will be made charging the fellow with housebreaking. Dr.udMn. A. F. Balmer entertained • large conjpany of lady friends at tea on last Thursday afternoon. A pleasant feature of Uu occasion was the game of domino whist, In which Mrs. Dr. John K. Brown won the drat prize and Mrs. Samuel B. Arthur* the seoond* The Ouyasatha Clab on Monday purchased one billiard and one pool table from the" Brunswiok-Balke-Collender Company. The tables and equipments are 1 at fine as oould be procured and will add greatly to the pleasure of a visit to the olub rooms, which are being neatly furnished.Peter Lapoleon la building an addition to the property occupied by him on Water street. Tike addition add* very much to the appearance of the property. Al. Oooder, tirho hai charge of the prescription department of Meaars. Mc- Knight A Son* drug store, U off with his wife on a two weeks' vacation. Last Thursday was a busy day for those officials who execute pension vouchers. The usual large crowd of veterans came to town for the purpose of having their quarterly vouchers executed. W. P. Murphy, of the Arm of Hyde, Murphy A Co., contractors, of Bidgway, was in town on Monday and Tuesday looking after his firm's interests at the new county poor flum buildings. Arrangements are being made for a large delegation to visit Punxsutawney on Friday next to take part in the Republican meeting. It is certain that Brookvllle will be well represented on the occasion. The millinery stores of Brookvllle havo had a busy ttote of it the past week. All of them have had openings, and the stores have been thronged with ladles on the lookout for fall and winter bonnets. Messrs. J. P. Taylor, of Falls Creek, and James B. Long, of Do Bois, were in town a day or two last Week. Both gentlemen are former residents of Brookvllle, and remarked updto the many changes and improvements in Brookvllle since they left the town. Means. George W. Means and B. M. Clark and families are in Pittsburg this week. They are attending the sessions of the Supreme Ooori. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arthurs have returned from t two weeks' trip, on which they took la Lewlstown, Pittsburgh and other polatk Mis. Judge Qetdon has had her restdence on Walnut street painted. Joseph Ozman A Son were the mechanics who turned out the neat Job. Interesting Items From ths Jefferson County Capital. Judge K.8. Clark, of Clarion, Is In town for a short vMt with relatives. Our oounty eommlssioners are attending the convention of oounty oommisstonsrs at AUentown, Pa. Henry FrlU, of Vandergrift, and Mr. George A. McAninoh, former well-known Brookvllle bosinsss men, were In town last week. it will pay you to buy them now if you don't use them until spring. Two thousand dollars worth of carpet at 5 to 25 cents per yard under regular prices. Plenty of Mens' Suits! Plenty of Boys' Suits! Plenty of Children's ... School Suits! UNDERWEAR For ladies and children. Some choice goods sold very cheap. Saturday morning early tbe saw mill of Minlch Bros., near here, was discovered to be on fire. The employes were soon at work and the fire soon under eontrol, bat not before a new saw was rained. The loss will be about 1160. A poatoflce inspector visited oar town and examined into the way of doing business at the poatolBoe. Be left satisfied. Not for many yean has politics bean so qaiet in our community is this fall. General apathy seems to be in complete control. Onoe in a great while we hear mentioned tbe sale of coal lands in oar township. Our people seem to have lost hope of a sale. On Saturday afternoon a number of our baseball enthusiasts went to Timblin to assist them in a game with a visiting club. After considerable kicking the game was finished with a score of 11 to 14 in favor of the visiting clab. There seems to be a few persons here who respect the law so little that they kill game out of season. William Stewart, who hss been working for some time at Rural Valley,returned home on Friday evening. Our merchants have both been to Pittaburgh and have now opened their fall stock of goods. Burch Beed, of Brookvllle, was in town laat week looking after iusurance for the Arm of Beed A Sons. George Howard, of Michigan, is visiting friends and relatives in this and Porter townships. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stewart visited friends near Perryville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver, of Stella, Nebraska, are visiting at It. Wonderllng's. Omer Falk and Mr. Reynolds, of Anita, were the gueeta of Edwark Falk on Sunday.The new house of C. B. Smith is nearing completion. George Emerick is slowly recovering from injuries received several weeks sgo while working in the kindling wood factory at Cortex. The flineral of James Craig, who was killed while riding up to the mines at Walston on Wednesday of last week, was held on tbe following Wednesday at the Adrian Catholic churoh. It was attended by a large number of relatives|and friends. The Spruced tie school opened Monday without the desks and other furniture that was needed, having arrived. Whether it is the fault of the furniture supply house In not living up to Its agreement, or the school board in not giving the order in time, I do not know, but It is the source of a good deal of dissatisfaction. ANITA. Mr. and Mrs. Tipins attended the funeral of Mr*. Williams at Eleanora last Sunday. We have a very good brass band here of whioh George Miller is the leader. Men's and Boy's Suits. Furnishing Goods! ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. B. Etonian Punxsutawney, Pa. J. Johnson Block, Yours Truly, Our New Opening will come just as soon as the present stock is closed out. H. J. LOEB. Winslow Block. The latest thing in medicine la what la known aa the "bake cure," used in cases of goat, rheumatism, Uthsemia, cedema and all forms of pain. The patient la pat into an oven, only his head remaining on the outside, ana the tern* peratare Is ran ap as high aa 400 degrees Fahr. When it is known that water boila at 212 degrres, one would suppose that such a high temperature woiudUtsraUy roast the patient alive. But he suites no great Inoonvenlenoei About 280 degrees Is the average heat applfrd by the ana many wittdvtfU wwmimwiBi  What a fearful mistake it would be if the Republicans of Pennsylvania should permit themselves to be hoodwinked by prejudice and frightened by hobgoblins to the extent of making passible tbe election of a Democratic United States Henator 1 We cannot afford to take annh rieks. The plain duty of every Mtanoa county Bapnbliean is 1 •V'.-'T . She Pmu'Stttinimeij Spin! V;Z NO. 18. PUNXSUTAWNEY. PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1900. Carpets! Carpets! Drawn for November Term, Beginning Monday, November 12,1900. LIST OP JUHORS. VOL XXVIU. We have plenty of Oxford Shades, in the Prince Charles, Chesterfield and Raglans. SWELL OVERCOATS. Buying cheap Clothing is not saving money, but waisting it. Saving money on honest Clothing is true economy. We confine ourselves to reliable goods only, and sell good Clothing for the same, often for less money, than inferior or shoddy goods are sold elsewhere. WEBER'S FOR HONEST CLOTHING —-AND HONEST DEALING. EBERHART. EBERHART'S