Punxsutawney Spirit, 1901-05-29

              NO. ?2 PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., WEDNESDAY. MAY 29. 1901. VOL XXVIII. EBERHART. CLOTHES WE SELL. THERE IS STYLE TO THE ■■TVOI<DIVIIiI<a liKTTBB. Interesting Thins* Whisk Hm Hap- pened line* Last WedsMdty. EBERHART. WEBER'S Special Sale of Boys Suflts at Don't Fail to Visit This Store and See the Bargains We Offer in This Sale. Specials Tills Week, Double-Breasted Styles Sizes 8 to 16, mostly light colors, all-wool, at prices ranging from $2t 92.30 and $3. A saving to you of a dollar on each suit. Boys' Vestee Suits. Special prices in Serges, Chevivots and Cassimeres, handsomely made, and styles up to date; 35 suits at $3.30 each. Don't miss this chance to get your boy a nice suit for little money. The Suits mentioned above are all of this Russian Blouse Suits. We are showing a line of these suits, size 3 to 6 years, at $2.50, #3.50 and $5.00. These, suits are very swell. Sailor Blouso Suits. Sailor Blouse Suits, sizes 3 to 10 years, priced from $2.50 to $5.00- make, and will please you in styles and prices. Men's Druss Suits. Men's Dress Suits $10.00. $12.00. $15.00 and $18.00, as low as the poorly made kinds elsewhere. We don't say much about cheap suits, but if you have only $4 or $S to spend, we have the suit—the kind that will wear. Men's Suits. We are having enormous sales in Men's Suits and keep constantly adding stock to please our customers. There are plenty of stores and plenty of clothing, but the kind sold here is much better tailored, better lined and better fit than what you get elsewhere. DRESS GOODS. Among the many bargains in our large stock we have dedecided to make 3 special inducements in 3 of our leading departments. The 3 specials will only last during the dates this ad is in issue. Our first special is in Young Men's Suits. A lot of young men's suits, all light colors, all wool, $6, )S8 and {10 suits to close at $3.48- 25 cents. Better ones for 50c., 75c. and $1. Boys' Brownie Over Alls of good Denim and full cut for 25 cents. Boys' Shirts, 4 to 12 years old at 25 cents ; better ones at 50 cents. Buys' Knee Pents Buys' Shoes. A lot of Boys' Shoes, sizes from 9 to i)i, for 75 cents, $1.25 and $1.50. We Have the Letest in Hots. CHECKERED FRONT. J,A.WEBER/"««V, Buy the Best—Monerch Shirts. Park Stock company, which showed here for one week on the lota adjoining Corwln's Photograph Gallery, finished their repertoire Saturday evening with the production of "Sapho." The company have with them a number of very olever . people. They played to paoked houco every night, all the patrona being fully satisfied. August Boulanger, who mansged the last fire at the Star Glass Works, and who haa withdrawn his stocks from that industry, has commenced the erection of a glass plant at BrookvlUe. The building is well under way, and will lie of Btone and brlek. George Sechrlst, of Eleanora, on his way home Friday from Gettysburg where he had been attending the Odd Fellows' convention, saw the sights of the Capital and was introduced to the Governor of our great commonwealth under the guidanoe of Capt. T. C. Reynolds. Walt Mix and Miss Rise Oorle were made one at the home of the bride in Penfleldon the 20th,, and are now residents of Reynoldsvllle, where they are at home to their friends. Arthur P. Reynolds and Charles 8. Ktrchartz drove to Sugar Hill Wednesday on a business trip. Charles S. Kirchartz placed a handsome oak and plate glass oase In the tonsorlal parlors of James Butler, with a fall line of his union made cigars and tobies. Sometime ago Mr. and Mrs. Freas, of Main Street, were looking for a girl. They found one, and are so well pleased with her that they intend to keep her just as long as she will stay. Life Boyd, the genial representative of Ewart A Co., of Plttabnrg, was In town Tuesday. Mia Bryan, of DaBots, was the guest of Miss Bertha Manhall, of Hill street, over Sunday. J. B. Bradford, of the Valley 8 took Farm, waa In town Wednesday. Arthur P. Reynolds made a business trip to Brookvllle on Uonday. Dr. Shires waa In Harrlsburg Tuesday on his way to visit his old home In Bedford.Reynolds Uorsllne, who, with his mother, is at Olean, N. Y., la very ill. "Enquire at the leather f.undry." H. A. Stoke waa in DoBois Wedneaday. Alex Rlston opened the doors of hla new place on Saturday. Surpass Kid, Vici Kid, Velour Calf, hand welt, priced at $3,50. Patent Leather Shoes at $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00. Mail's Dress Shots. Jefferson County School Directors' Asso- ciation to Kest at rails Creek. The Mm of |146£S8.40 was expended on the schools of oar oonnty lsst year, and a corresponding amount each year. It teems almost imperative thi.t the school anthoritiss shonld convene to consider how we may get the best returns for thle large annual expenditure. The discussion of questions relating to the management of the public schools and the promotion of efforts to itor3ase the efficiency of the schools of our county will be most helpful in qualifying the members of our varloui school boards for their responsible dates. Even a director should be well posted on the business fide of school affairs. He oan often save his district money, and also avoid failure in hla schools by attending these conventions. J. O. Smith, President. It will be a wise and economic use of school funds If each board psys the expense of one or more delegates to this meeting. You may be busy and think yon cannot spate the tlms to attend thla meeting, bnt It claims your presence and cooperation from a business point of view. This Is too large • sum of money to be spent annually without your careful consideration. No man can render a higher service to his community than the sohool director who by the earnest and Intelligent discharge of hi* duties, places before the children of hla district the best privileges possible to obtain preparation for the duties of life. Yoctb very truly, Will H. Tyson, Secretary. PROGRAM. F*lis Creek, Pa., Presbyterian Churoh, 10 a. m., June 11, 1901—Devotional exercises, Bev. Frampton; report of State Conventions, S. T. North; "Purchase and Care of Books and Supplies," paper, W. C. Smith ; discussion, Or. J. B. Nolle, P. A. Hsrdman, Robert Humphreys, N. J. Haugh, "The Relation of the School Board to Pnbllo Sentiment, (a) In Leading It, (b) in Being Led by It;" paper, George R. Adam; discussion, W. A. London, Dr. J. C. Cochran, George C. Bowers, J. Q. Adams, "Sohool Hygienepaper, Dr. J. C. Boocher; dlaousalon, Dr. M. M. Rankin, Dr. J. A. Newoome, Dr. J. A. Haven, " Employment and Retention of Teachers;" paper, Dr. J. W. Foust; discussion, J. L. Shields, B. W. Reltz, Wm. Breakey, O. H. Broadhead, "Township High Sohooli and the Centralizing and Grading of Rnral Schools;" paper, Geo. W. Porter; discussion, M. H. Carrier, G. B. Shannon, A. J. Elder, J. J. Lukehart; Informal address, "Importance of School Work," Hon. John W. Reed. HOBATIO. BHOOKVHjl.lt,, That you will not find in many stores. They are cut in the Latest Made Properly, Correct in Every Little Detail  OUR MOTTO-SAME PRICE SAME DAY TO EVERYBODY ! wRemember We Please Yob in Every Way or Refund YoorEMoney.-et £1. J. LOBB, EBERHART BLOCK. Men and Boys' Furnisher, The Park Btook Company. The Park Btook Company opened a week's engagement under a tent near the ■ohool house on Monday, and in spite of the bad weather the tent la crowded every night. They preeent popular play* in a very satisfactory manner, and it is oonoeded to be one or the beat repertoire companlaa that ever visited oar town. The play are wall staged and preeanted in a highly oredltable manner. On Saturday afternoon at 2 o'elook there will be a matinee for ladle* and children, at which "Peok'i Bad Boy" will be riven. On Saturday night "Sapho" will ha praosntsd, swssswwrMSs'si Thate win also be » ipeolal ia*Hn«» oa Thvntay. Our Furnishing Coods Department Contains the Choicest Neckwear, Fancy Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, &c„ the very latest Our Shoe Department has every style from (1.23 grades to finest Patent Leathers at $3<00> Bssolved, Pint, that In the death of our comrade we loee a genial comrade and a f*lthfal member ofour Po*t and th* community a good citizen. Second, that our sympathies are hereby extended to tha family of Comrade Garrabrant. Third, that a copy of the** resolutions be forwarded to the widow, that they be published in the Punzsutawney Spirit and Newi and that they be spread upon the mlnutee of the Post. John Cricks, Joseph M. Swihhkr, C. U. Wilson, Committee. Whereas, the Great Mastering Officer hu ifdD appeared Id oar midst and mastered oat oar Comrade and Mend, James Qarrabrant, a member of Capt. E. H. Little Poet, No. 237, O. A. B., to answer the great roll oall at the Headquarters of the Grand Commander, therefore be It Herniations of Respeot. Garpet Room. Our Third Special Touches Our First Floor Three pair of 50-cent Lace Curtains $1.00. Three Curtain Poles 2? cents. Regular price has always been 1? cents. All Ingrain Carpets, from -40 cents up, lined free. Whereas the rule has been all carpets from 7? cents up were made, laid and lined free. This is a special consideration during this sale only. We have just received some new choice patterns this week that are sure to please all. Our Hat Department is a hat store in itself. The DUNLAP, YOUMAN and KNOX styles in Stiff Hats. All the New Things in Soft Hats and Straw Goods. Our Second Special is in LADIES' AND MISSES TfllLOR-MflDE SUITS and SPRING JACKETS. )OC )OC Mr. and Mrs. Georg* W. Mains entertained a nnmber of their Mends at their White street residence on Tuesday evening of last week. County Capital. Interesting Items from the Jefferaon Mrs. Cyrus H. Blood and Mrs. William T. Darr, entertained a large number of their lady Mends at the residence of Joseph Darr, last Thursday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Long, of Powal, Mexico, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Long, of Llohtown, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson, of Beynoldsvllle. p. L. Bathbone and Mia Dees Zeller were married at Miss Zeller's home on Walnut street on Tuesday morning, Bev. Dr. Conway, of the Presbyterian church, officiating. Only a few Intimate friends of the family were present at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. ftathbone left on the 12:83 eastbound train for a short wedding trip. On their return they will occupy the dwelling house heretofore occupied by Mrs. Bebeoca Bodgere, of Jefferson street. B. H. Broslus has bought the old Evangelical churoh property on South Pickering street, paying therefore a trifle over fl,000. Mr. Broslus la now tearing down the churoh and will ereot a couple of dwelling houses on the site. In addition to this Improvement Mr. Broslus Is also erecting several tenement houses on property lately purchased by him a short distance sooth of this property. The Informal dauce of the Guyasutha club, In Emery's Bssir last Thursday evening, was an erjoyable affair. About thirty oonples were present. The attendance would have been larger had It not been that a number of our young people attended the danoe of the "Bohemians" in Dn- Bois on the same evening. Joseph Hessly has sold to Joseph Bizet, one of the leading glass workers who Is connected with the new glass plant, four acres of land near the new glass plant for (1,000, which is considered very cheap for property so close to the new factory sites. ■elfin all fbrmar tion to tha usual attractlona offered to draw a crowd there will ha numerous new Mores Introduced to sirtsrtsln all tha vMton that ean posribly be orowded into the town. Thsre will be something going on without lntennlsrioa from the rtatng of the m until dark, when a magnlfloent display oi fireworks will rb« dm tha ourtain upon one of the moat msgniioent pregraaM ever offtred to visitor*. In addl- ara being made for a fitting oelebratlon thi* year of the 4th of July. On Monday evening the Board of Trade committee on entertainment met in the oflloe of W. N. Conrad. N. L. Strong, chairman of tha committee, waa instructed to spare no pains in making tha oelebratlon one of the best ever held In Brookvllle. With this end in view Mr. Strong waa given unlimited power to appoint committees and smlstsnts to take part In —■'"it tha oooadon notable. Albert Banr waa appointed secretary to the ohatrman while a number of snb committees ware also oiaated. From the present outlook Brookvllle will surely exoel Its- George James and family, of Soranton, are visiting his brother John James and family. Mrs. Prlscllla Ho well, of Pnnxsutawney, spent lost week with Thomas Llewelyn and family and other Mends here. Mining Village. Bev. Thomas returned Friday from Cumberland, Maryland, after a two weeks visit with hlsson and family. Ijooal and Personal News from a Nice Friday evening our town was visited by the biggest hall storm we have had for years. Several of our gardens were badly damaged. Bees Jones, of Youngstown, Ohio, Is visiting his Mends and relatives. Mr. Jonee was formerly a resident of this place, he having moved to the above named place last summer where he seoured work In a machine chop. John Ashley, of Bobertsdale, Huntingdon county, was in town Friday evening. It is said that Mr. Ashley will take charge of mine No. 6 In the near future, Mr. Morgan having tendered his resignation. It Is reported that Thomas D. Morgan, mlno foreman of No. 6, has accepted a similar position under tho Lackawana Steel and Iron company at Vlntondale. If the weather will bo suitable our baseball team will play their Initial game at Big Bun on Decoration Day against the team at that place. Thomas Lewis and son David left Saturday for Youngstown, Ohio, where they expect to make their future home. It will be quite a loss to our town to lose such noble and quiet characters. Mr. Lewis has resided in this place fotfen years. Any lady buying goods for a full suit or skirt will be entitled to a special discount of 20 per cent, on all linings and trimmings for same. This applies to all fabrics except Cotton Wash Goods. Men's Fashionable Suits, All kinds of Cloths, at $7.50, $10, $12, $15, $18. We will give during this sale a special discount of 1? per cent on every purchase. On a $ 10.00 suit you save $1.50. On a $15.00 suit you save $2.25. On a $20.00 suit you save $*.00. No matter what priced goods you buy the same discount applies. We guarantee every suit a perfect fit. If it is not so we will make it so, free of charge. Our Boys' ana Children's Clothing Have All the Attention and All Variety of Goods in the Markets. Pa. EBERHART, Punxsutawney, J.B. ■ ■ ■-'"'f > D f^w^vimgsr'-K'Vf <- «-. <PPRt "" . •JarsT''' mFpttWIimawtieg  7 ————