Punxsutawney Spirit, 1901-07-10

              rr> % VOL XXIX. (fl; ®lfc lhtn*0fttatmug spirit PUNXSUTAWNEY. PA., WEDNESDA V JULY 10,1901. EBERNMT. Oongresiiontl DUtriot Haws. ipartment. Rmimber this Sail Includis Everything Outside of our Jewilri Da- will continue to be supplied with fresh, pure goods at the lowest possible prices consistent with best quality. MARKED IN TO MAKE YOU EIERNART. AT Weber's fl slaughter in Prices m Men's Tan Shoes WE are going to sell every pair of Tan Shoes, Nothing reserved. Correct styles. New goods. Shoes we sold SJ.fO, $4.00, and some at $5.00, You take your choice AT S2.00. MONARCH SHIRTS are the BEST. A GOOD LINE HERE TO SELECT FROM. We are Offering Boys' Clothing and saving you from $1.00 to $1.£0 on each suit  underwear, Goods, summer Hosiery, Ribbons, Embroideries, fLaces, Etc. Dry Goods, silks, Linens, White WORTH OF - $20,000 - EBERHART. Men's Clothing ! Is Attracting The Attentibn. The make and trimming of our clothing must be of the best, otherwise we don't want it. i&fSiXT'S PANTS. You may need a new pair of Pants to wear with your coat. We have a fine line of Stripes and Check. Look them over. THE ONE PRICE Clothfler, PUNXSUTAWNEY. CHECKERED FRONT. J. A. WEBER, CASUALTIES OF TBI FOUBTH. bar Iswid. Thar Wan iaill Oonaldarlng the Ism- White no llvaa ware loat in celebrating tha Natlon'a natal day In PnuMtawnay, Iths imout of absorbent oottoo used by the dlf«Mt phystolans tolls the usual story. At a ooniequsnas of tho various msthods ussd to satiate tho patriotic spirit of the ooossion, James Brady carries a badly lsosrated hand In a aline. While a ratal of lbln atreat he mat • giant flraoraokar going In the opposite direction, and in order to pre rent a head-on collision threw ap hla right hand, whloh reoslved an ugly won Qd, bat doabtleae pre▼antod a mere aerlona encounter. Oeorge Kurtz, who la a veteran and adept In the art cf haodHag Fourth of Joly explosives, had two Ingera badly ahattorad by the premature explosion of a aky rocket. Master Arthur Johnaton, who started In the day with his trousers pockets bulging out with ■re-oracker* came to sudden grief when someone touohed a matoh to a protruding oraokar, osudng the entire banoh to explode before he eecared relief from the embarrassment. .His woaads, although exceedingly painful and disastrous to his clothing and peaos of mind, did not prevent his participation in the balanoe of the day's exercises. Harry Bouslough, who had a hag* oraeker ooolned under a box in order to produos a sensational amount of disturbance, got a welt on the bare foot with a large pleoe of the shattered enclosure, which will remind him for ssveral days of that partloalar event. One youngeter wss lifted two feet from the ground and tumbled heed oyer heels by being In too doss proximity with an exploding giant oraeker. Hs wss taken to a doctor, bat as examination determined that no serfoasbodily harm had niiHsL Thses and the many other lsss annoying1 rssults of Fourth of July sx pi calves, gather with the shocks produced upon the timid and nervous, ought to -reeolt Iq aSMMnaaM bar* and-  MMmtii the aHmination of 'dynamiM1 The balloon *Mrton glyan on the •Train* of the fourth by the wronut with Lower/ Btae'. oiroof, wu very pretty. The balloon aaoended to a halfht of abovt 2|0QS feet, itnd than the paraohnta ropa waaent and tha aaronant ahot downward for fifty (bat, whan It opened np, and bit cama down leUnrely, alighting near Oltilo Hill oemetei-y. Whan a man go«e np In k balloon, tbaaanaatlon la that tba aarth it falling away from him. Tha balloon doca nnt appaar to bo moral all. WbM to maka hla daaoaat in tha pwmdtate tha aartb eeema to be oomtng at him Ilka tha floor or an elevator. Two thouaand faat np In tha air a man oooM aaa all tha anrronndlng town*, •nd gat a flna Ida* of tha geography of tha eonntry. Bafora a olril engineer looataa a railroad, ho ought to look over the groend from a balloon. Hloe BaUooa Asoenslon. Shoes, Carpets,Lace Curtainsf Window Blinds, Matting, Linoleum, Portierres, Hassocks, Kid Gloves, Corsets and a full line of Notions. Ladies' and Misses' Tailor - Made - Suits, Must Be Closed Out Before September 1st, 1901, to for the Farmers' National Bank. LIBT OF JUI Drawn for tha Regular Tarm of Court Commencing Monday. Auguat 13. Grand J u robs, August IX, 1901. Ooehran, J. H., laborer, Young townahlp. Stmpaon, 11.0., carpenter, Young townahlp. Irrln, Charles, manager, Big Hun. (touch, J. M., laborer, UaaklU townahlp. Moaara, J. B, clerk, Punxantawney. Cyphett, Joeeph, laborer, Wlnalow townahlp. Rudolph F. P., shoemaker. Brockway vllle. Deemer. Amos, farmer, Wlnalow townahlp. Gonrley, Hilton, termer, Wlnalow township. Martin, J. W., Justice, Henderson townahlp. Rupert, (d., merchant, Wlnalow townahlp. Moore, John 8., marble cotter, BrookTllle. Blahlmao, former, Wanaw townahlp. Cottle, John, laborer, Reynoldavllle. Barge, W. M., merchant. Reynolds vllle. Koaa, J. 8., farmer, Snyder townahlp. Plfer, Harry, teamster, McCalmont townahlp. Vandervort, Levi, farmer, Wanaw townahlp. Thompson, R. J., merchant. Brock wayrllle. Beat, Frank, farmer, Weat Reynoldarllle. Kvans, J. E, batcher, Reynoldavllle: King, J. H., laborer, Kid red townahlp. Barnat. A. CL batcher. Young townanlp. Banghman, Win., (krmer, Beaver townahlp. PXTIT JUBOBB, AUGUST 12,1901. Usynolds, W. D., farmer, Wlnslow township. Calhoun, c, D., farmer, Washington township. Ljrle, 8. A., laborer, Polk township. O'Connor, J. K., painter, Ross township. Hoffman, P. 8., butcher, Kevnoldsvllle. Wlnslow, John M., Is borer, Oasklll, township. Smith, (». F„ huckster, Reynoldsvllle. long, Bert, merchant, Winslow township. Oelst, Andrew, fkrmer, Worthvllle. Mllllron, Glenn A., merchant, Reynoldsvllle. Bliss, A. J., laborer, Snyder township. PlAr. Amos, termer, MeOalmout township. MoDlvltt, M. D., fkrmer. Porter township. Henry, win., fkrmer MoCalmont township. Weiss, Herman P., merchant, Punxsutawney. Curry, Clark, earpenter, Bell township. Smith, Jacob C., laborer. Young township. Singer, Michael, clerk, Hose township. Keese, David, tailor, Funxsutawney. Kvans, l.ewls, termer, Warsaw township. Upllnger, Chss., fkrmer, McCalmont township Torrence, W. C., merchant, Punxsutawney. . Slmpeon, J. C., shoemaker, Bnmmervllle. " Mo Williams. A. C-, blacksmith, Warsaw t«M Cromer, Christ, farmer. Clayvtlle. Dickey, T. J', laborer. McCalmont townships Pantall, John R, dealer, Pnnxsutawney. long. J. K, dealer, Wlnslow township. ' Eufall, Alex., fkrmer, Bell township. Klbel, Lewis, fkrmer. Bell township. Pantall, Vs. M.. tax collector, Young twp. Mundorf, Geo. H , merchant. Keynoldsvllle. PaMssuon. Wm. T, fkrmer, Washington twp. OsspMsti (tee., miner, Wlnslow township. kOradesinn. Wm, laborer, Kldred township. Smith, A. J., tamer,rYoung township. Grossman, h; IN, rarssasv Perry township, utnderson, JdhaXT., mUar, McOalmont twp. 'Ward, James, clsrk, Pgassntawaey.. Beach, John, laundrysaan, Brook villa. Blown, J. C., farmer, Union townsblpu Startsell, James, fkrmer, Oliver township. Snyder, Abraham, blacksmith, Hose twp. Balr, David, miner, Young township. Weaver, Harry W., surveyor, Bell township. Lockarn, James, liveryman, Clayvllle. Morris, Daniel, fkrmer, Wlnslow township. Porter, Wm., machinist. Clay villa. Crawfbrd. J.D., laborer, Brock way Tllle. Ooheen, J. T.. merchant, Clayvllle. Rhodes. Weeley, fkrmer. Knox township. Bldtr, James, mrmer, Oliver township. Hetrlok, Robert, laborer, Beaver township, l.ncaa, John, fkrmer, Ooraloa, Philips, mi, Breman, Brookvilia. Ernst, Henry, dealer, Pnnxanlawnay. Barry, Kdward, fanner, Young township. Kox, John, farmer, Union township. Tkavkhhc Jubobh, Al'llUHT as, 1901. Kolkll, J. M., farmer, Henderson township. HUlls, Hwirt, tanner, Window township. Bodenhorn, M. A., farmer. Bom township. Smith, Oeor», farmer, Boh township, Holden, J. M., lumberman, Ringgold twp. Ualnahs, F. J., carpenter, Brockway villa. Line, Joaeph W., fkrinar. Young townablp. Mlnleti, Robert, farmer, Ringgold township. Bonnet, F. C, miner, Wlnalow township North, B. T., Dinner, Young townahtp. Wester Lewis, contractor, MoGalmont twp. Thompson, Blmon, drayman. Brook way vllle Allen, J. B., miller, Brockwayvllla. Woodward, A. M„ postmaster, Heynoldsvlll< Winters, John, termer. Union township. Wilson, Cyrns M., lumberman, Pnnxsy. Davis, Bltre, grocer, Glayvlllc. London, Wm., farmer, Perry township. Has*. 1. T.. laborer, Yoang township. Ohl, Wm. II., farmsr, Rose township, Frsmpton, John, minister, Bell township. Trusilale, c'has., laborer. Young township. Rynsel, James, A., farmer, Blared township Tlmblln, J. A-, agent, Ringgold township. Stanley, Patrick, foreman, PlnecreekSrp. * ■ —— Young Mntshr OWUhlM ' townsg Icaiaughlln, r. J„ ml net, obni, Iwvld, farmer. Rom ilrUM, Jamee R., farmer, Bell p. x>tt, Henry, termer, Hen demon township Smith, w. O., editor, Pwexentawney. Me, Knmnel, laborer, Ooraloa. liltohell, JohifTclerk, Bmokvllle. Howrey, Jehu,-laborer, Weet Iteynoldavllle. McUlaughlln, J. H„ Maokamlth, Fulls Creek. Heed, T. H., undertaker, Henderaon twp. Beverldge, Andrew, miner, Young townahlp Mcltnlnaton, J. A., termer, Knox townahlp. Xeltier, T. 0., merchant, Punxaatawney. Morehcad.K. C., dentist, Brookwayrllle. Wlngert, Perry, termer, Yonng townahlp. Beott, Am, termer, Wlnalow townahlp, Hetrtek, H. M„ carpenter. Knox townahlp. ' i Miller, Hamuel, termer, Warsaw townahlp. ' Kerr, J.C., Inaarance agent, Heynoldavllle. This sale Begins Friday, July 12th, 1901. nr Clothing ? Tlies Bays u 'iMirftf; mi nm . I bi» Summer is Ilere, ff : • „ H T t>9' BilJ No one will put up any argument to the contrary,'judging from the past week. H 1 i" 1 Art You Prepared With thi Pi we have all kinds of goods to suit the Serge Suits, Flannel Suit Thin Coats and Vests, Duck Pants, Linen Pant Light Weight Underwear, Soft Shirts, Straw Hat: Low Shoes, Kid Shoes, Slippers. EVERYTHING ALL GOODS Our Grocery Department OUR MOTTO—SAME PRICE SAME DAY TO EVERYBODY I BmMl HotM. Troy |* a fin* flalder aa wall a* a good kilter. Ha ought a long flf la left Held on Monday without moving 'out of hla tracks, whloh show* that ha know* how to judge them. Tom O'Hare la a big tmrorlU with the tSsstalHans. Hale always gdnftnatured eftd alwaya plays the gasaetda Alt there If In It. n Beed Bedding has apparently raoovereff | klabatUngeye. He la hitting good*nd I etrong. j Troy waa robMd of a alee two bagger la Monday'a game with Homestead beeaaaa the umpire oailed It a fool. The hall went tquaro over 11 rat baaa and fhlrly dzzled, It waa ao hot. WIltM looki good enough far the National League. He made Homestead look like a lot of school hoy* oa Monday. Bobby Burns Is a terror to base-runners. It is aa off day when he does not oateh two or three men oa the bases. He is playing great ball this year. Clymsr bats left handed, ezoept when oonfronted by a sooth-paw, whoa he reverses himself, sndssema to be jost aa effsotlre. He always dads the ball and hits it vlolously. Fraak Campbell is keepiag up hla reputation aa a home ran hitter. Frank feels that ha has beendsreliot la hisdnty whea he bile to lift at leaat one over oeatre fleldfeaoe. With »llttlo mora aaaaonlng Doff will mih t model third h—nun, Ho 1* qalok and Meant*, and halpa to pat lilt Into tha bum by hii nomaroM romarka for tba goodofthaordar. Tba HomMUad managar agraad to ra-1aaaatoy. Willi una to Paax'j if Panx'y woald ralaaaa Oran William, bat altar ha got Oran ha daeldad to kaap Or atao. "Bad" Hinton waa in a bad honor yaatardaj, and baeaaaa ha oooldnt hit dor- Ma, ha ww»l to hit tha —plia. >miow la fiat plaoa, twin da- Oariln pltohad a wondarftal gaau yidir day. Ha did not alTa a baaa on ball*, hit abattir, or hara a wild pttoh, and tha haavy hlMnt BnBMtaadHi got bat two Whoa (talar landi iqaaraly on a ball thare*! apt to ba Maathlag doing in tha gottlag Mao. Vatal Bhoaunc AoaUant. PLAIN FIGURES E PRICE. ONLY O COMFORTABLE Yours Respectfully, EBERHART, Punxsutawney, J.B. H. J. LOEB, Men and Boys' Furnisher, EBERHART BLOCK. Wtogort, aid ao« af HMtiii Tba Congressman Jack 'haa beea aotlfled that T. 8» Clair Thompaoa, Home, Indiana eonnty, gets original pension at f8 a month from August 2, 1889; that Mrs. Olive Woodward, Indiana, gets |8 from Dsoember S, 1800; that Archibald Lonthsr, Tnnnelton, same oounty, gets rslssne at pi from April 4,1001; that John H. Fleming, Klttanning, gets Innreass to 912 from Dsoember S, 1800; that Jaoob Hill, Manorvilla, Armstrong oonnty, gets renewal at |8 from April M, 1888; that Mary Jane Devlla, Apollo, same oonnty, gets |8 from Ootobsr 4,1880, aa aoorued piadan ofdeeeassd husband; thatEUaha T. Caster line, Prseport, same oooaty, gets laorsses to fl2 from March 90,1800; that William & Bemaey, Parkers Landing, same county, gets inereese to fU from February 8, 1801; that Oallle Llndsey, Brookville, gets one-half of the pension of her husband whodeesrted her; thatLydla Flke, Cool Spring, Jefferson ooonty, gets fg from Janaary 18, 1801; that Bnaaaaa dole, Mt. Pleasant, gate ft from November 10, 1880; that Mrs. Martha Bear, BnWMalo, Westmoreland oonnty, gets ft from Ootobsr «, 1800, and aoeraed peaslon of hosboad. A postoUss lorsmwnmowdod at the mills of the Vinton Lumber Company, BuMiw ton tewnahlp, Indiana oonnty, with OocrgeW. Campbell as pnstmsstsr; & W. ltTL^— ■aaaoaantr; JahnO. awing b appointad paatoMatar at Eldanridgo, mum oonn- NO. 6. 4 ■ r \ Wi