Punxsutawney Spirit, 1901-07-17

              .. NO. 7. vol xxyc. EBERHART. will continue to be supplied with fresh, pure goods at the lowest possible prices consistent with best quality. Yours Respectfully, EBERHART, Pinisutawney, Pi MARKED IN PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., WEDNESDAY, JULY 17.1901. I ekmurT I Oonveyanoea Tiled In the BHordir*! Offloafioa July 8 to July 10,1901, Inolualve. BML ■STATU Prices That Will Save You Money! AT Weber's July (Clearance Sale IMMUHiMraMaM Little Boys' Russian Blouse Suits We have arranged on separate tables. Put a cut price ticket on each suit. Original price tickets remaining. We may have but one or two suits of a lot, but all sizes are here and EVERY SUIT A BIG BARGAIN. Prices Cut on Men's Suits ALL MEN'S TAN SHOES which we sold for $)JO, $4.00 and $?.00, you take your choice of the lot for $2.00. AH nice goods, late styles, and all sizes and widths. Dry Goods, silks, Linens, White Goods, summer Laces, Etc. underwear, Hosiery, Ribbons, Embroideries, WORTH OF - $20,000 - EBERHART, PR16ES COT ON BOYS1 VESTEE SOITS.-giotJ^o. The $5.00 kind for $3.50. The $3-$0>kindfor $2.50. The $2.50* kind for $1.50. Every Suit of this Siisoir.7 Determined to Carry None Over. Shoes, Carpets,Lace Curtains Window Blinds, Matting, Linoleum, Portierres, Hassocks, Kid Gloves, Corsets and a full line of Notions. Tailor - Made - Suits, Ladies' and Misses' You Can't Afford to Miss This Sale.—. Store closes at 6 o'clock P. M. except Wednesday and Saturday. CHECKERED FRONT. J A WEBER "otottier, XJ I 1 1.1 I X JL_/ U I—/ 1- PUNXSUTAWNEY. Boberfc Gelst and wife to Jamaa O. Gould, 90 perohee, Oliver township, |50. Eleanor J. Taylor and hatband to Harriot E. Hartman, houta and lot, Brook- Tllle, 91,800. J. P. Taylor and wife to John Snedden, 1 lot, rail* Crook, *400. Louis Wester and wife to Samuel Mlstretta, 6,000 aqoare feet, Anita, (K, Amoa Ooaiand wife to B. M. Uataon, at a], 13 sorss, Wlnalow and Washington townships, fl,136. David H. Woir and wife to W. B. Mc- Latn, 8j7S0 iqoaro feet, Henderson town- Hattle D. Guthrie and husband to Hayward O. Balr, 1 lot, Panxsutawney, fl SOO. T. W. Oopanhaver to B. W. Bennett, 6 aorea, Bldrad townahlp, |275. J. L. Jones and wife to Solomon Shaffer, 9,000 sqaare feet, West Rsynoldsvllle, |150. Robert C. Oiborn and wife to Grant Btrawoutter, 1 lot. Fall* Creak, 91,200. Conoett* Mandril Cm* trio and hatband to Felix C. V. Gattl, et al, 1 lot, Walston, (726. Patrick 0. McHagh and wife to Daniel H. Clark. 21,100 square feet, Punxtutawney, fl.000. J. H. Monks and wife to Laura J. Monk* at al, 2 piece*-4 acre* and 4 lota, Corsloa, 1300. Alfred Andanon to Charley Olsen, 9,000 square feet, Anita, 175. James Shaffer and wife to W. A. London, 1 lot. SykaevllJe, tGO. Jame* Shaffer and wire to Hannah Jane London, 16,000 square f«et, Sykesvllle, $36. John VolaMkjr and wife to Anna Katsen, 6,760square feet, S Miller, |75. Mary Strum, by her attorney in faot, to Bohool District or Wlnalow township, 270 ■quara rods, Wlnalow township, $50. H. N. Bltohey to Elisabeth Bltohey, 2 lots, Falls Creek, ftoo. O. H. Sibley to Phebe H. Sibley, 6,006 ■qaare feet, Snyder township, |600, Janet Brownlie King and husband to Allan F. King,7,B00 square feet,Brookv1H«, |900. Bobert Hamilton to Liura A. Miller, 1 pteoe.laad, Perry township, |1. BJC. Qsbora and wife to Solomon BWfer, undivided J of 99 aors*, Washington township, 16,000. J. W. Dickey and wire to N. P. Lirson, 12,688 sqaare fiat, Winslow township, (00. David O. Qoorley, sheriff, to Patrick O. McHuirh, 21,800 square fset, Punxsutawney, (860. Thomas Doosrherty, guardian, to Maud Mlsslmer, 20,260sqoare root, Bsynoldsvllle, «M. J. M. Chasnntt, sheriff, to H. G. Katz, 89 perohes, Gldred township, {260. Jacob Banght and wife to Caroline Perrln, 2 oleosa—LOM aoree and 92 perche* and 100 aor**, Warsaw township, 16,325. S. Barclay Bishop and wife to Frank B. Chriat, unaivlded i int. 1 lot, Brookvllle, |1 and other donskieratioiia. Sawn nab Lratz to Katie A. Benninger, 1 aore, Bom township, $300. Oonntjr Commissioners to Joseph EelU, 1 lot, MoCalmont township, 25 cents. W. B. Lucas, County Treasurer, to County Commissioners, 1 lot, MoCslmont townahlp, |307. James Chamber* and wife, et al, to Susannah Lenta,. 1 aor*, Boee township, 126. Thomaa Swanson and wlfo to Miohele PlsolteUI, 8,668 square fset, Anita, (go. There an two stag* lines now ranaing between BrookvlUe and Clarion. John Pfaff 4 Sonhave the contract for carry log the mall* and carry pa***ng*r* from Brookvllle to Clarion for fifty cents, In opposition to the line which is being ran by the estate of the late O. A. Wheeloch who In his life time hsd the contract for a number of year* for carrying the mails. M. AUgeier, proprietor of the Spring Brewery at t&la place, was seriously Injured Sunday morning. Mrs. AUgeier was milking a oow that became restless on aooount of the flies. Mr. AUgeier threw a fly sheet oyer the animal thinking thereby to afford her relief from the peats. Inst sad of whloh the oow became frantic, kicking Mr. AUgeier, throwing him down and tramping npon him. Had It not been for William Byerly, an employe, who was nearby, and eame to the rescue, thsrs is no doubt that Mr. AUgeier would have been killed. When he was extricated from his perilous position and removed to the house it was fonnd that one of his legs had been broken in two plaoae below the knee. Besides this he was otherwise severely braised and shaken np. Medical aid was promptly oaUed and the fractures reduced, since which time he has been resting easily and seems to begetting along as nloely under the clroumstanoee as hit physician could wish for. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Buffington left on Thunday morning of last week for Buffalo, N. Y., after visiting the Pan-Ameriosn Exposition, they will visit several of the lake porta and take In Niagara Falls and p*rt of Canada. They expect to be gone aboulrtwo weeks. C. B. McCrea, an old BrookvlUe boy, for the past eight yean employed as Chief of Police by the Carnegie Ste*l Company at Braddock, has been promoted to the office of Baperindent of PoUoe, having under hi* dlreotlon over three hundred men. F. O. Bwartzlander baa added to extenalve repair* and Improvement* made about his Main street meat market a gas engine which drive* his large meat chopping machine and several fans that keep the plaoe cool and clear of fllea. County Surveyor Jamas B. Caldwell 1s completing the staking of the etreeta that are to be paved this sammer. Work has already been commenced on Water street and will be pushed as rapidly as the brlok oan be shipped in. Mrs. George Q. Gourley and alator, Hlaa Anna Baaeh, left on Taetday morning for Punxsutawney where they will apend several daya with friends. By the falling of a plank at the Spring Brewery where he la employed, William Byerly had one of hi* feet ornahed. Dr. B. D. Henry dressed the Injured foot and Mr. Byerly'a oondltion Indicate that he will bo about aoon. County Capital. Intereetlng Itoma boa the Jsffsrson John J. Thompaon, of Bayonna, H. J., ia apaodlng a oouple of weoka' vacation in Falla Creek and Brookvllle. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Brown, of Mayberg, Forest oonnty, spent Sunday, Monday and Taetday of this week in Brookvlile with relatives. Must Be Closed Out Before September 1st, 1901, to make room for the Farmers' National Bank. 21 «. . » Renumber this Sale Includes Everything Outside of our 6rocery Department.9 VI This sale Begins Friday, July 12 th, 1901. Our Grocery Department Bead* IilkO • Tllir Tilt. OUR MOTTO—SAME PRICE SAME DAY TO EVERYBODY I Tba work at the mines thorn •alight Improvement oyer laat week. Bey. TH6mw oendnoted teryicee at Mew Ciatle laat Sunday. j, Mining Village. HOBATIO. .rJJ Lowl and Fereonai Newt from a Sloe Edwin Brown, of Barneeboro, Is vial ting hit relatlvea Dayld Watkint and family. Mitt Blanche Cook, of Bellefonte, la flatting her father and brother In thli plaoa. Thomas Davis is at Brie attending State Court. He was summoned there as a juryman.Eyan Bltchlngs went to Youngetown, Ohio, on Monday, where he expeots to seoure employment. James Hees returned to New Castle on Thursday where he Is employed in the office of the Amerloan Tin Plate Company. A large number of young people enjoyed themselvee one night last week by taking a straw ride to the house of C. Neal of Perrytrllle, where they wore nioely entertained.While at work op Sonday at the boiler* that ran th* oompr*a*or John Dari* waa ■avarely aoaldad. Ha waa la tha aot of cleaning out tha blow pi pa, and waa under tha Imprearion that eTorythlng waa oold, whan wddonly a larva volume of (taam and hot watar eama upon him. Ha la under tha oara of Dr. 8tankard. Kla Raehal Thomaa, of IMtria, Ohio, ratornad homo on Monday altar a Tldt of two waaka with har ooadn and onelo, Kn. Bonjamln Phillip* and Bar. Thomaa. Mia Thomaa la a vary highly adnoatad lady. Sha la at praaant an lnatraotor in tha aohool atthat plaoa. Bha delivered an addraaa at tha Congregational ohnroh on Sunday evening, which waa highly ln> taraatlng and lnatraetlve. Itlooka aathough tha B. W.O.M. Co. axpaota to revive thla town. It haa had a daaartad look for tholaat fow yearn, bat tho oompany la now bwy making Improvement* all over tho town. It haa lataly aompletad an iron and wiio fonoe around tho homo of Oonaral Manaioi Oook, and la al*> engaged In building new ridawalka and fanoaa aroand tho town, whloh, whan aomplatad, will give It a maoh improved appaaranoo. And it li hoped that whan tha now mlnaa ara apanad it wOl raanma ItaoldHmo activity. A Toueh of Baal Life. A youth of this town, who was making a comfortable Hying, reoentiy grew discontented with hie lot and decided to atrike oat into the great world, where his talents would be better appreciated, to seek' ifame and fortune.! slHe had been ebsentonly a for dayt when he wrote to a Mend as follows: " I am In plttsbnrg now and in a bad fix i Jost had a naff money to take me tojButler and get my nipper and i had n6 Blace to sleep and 1 tltep in the woods, it was on frlday when 1 left and 1 had nothing to eat till monday at noon i was pretty near starred and 1 walked from Butler to pittaburg and wore my ahoee clear out and 1 have no money to buy more and have no work vet 1 never knew what it was to be away from friends there has been only one day that 1 had to meals yet so far and 1 wish you wold ttnd me tome money right a way to go home with any how every place I ask for work they say no and 1 dont know what to do I wold be willing to work for my board if 1 oould only get out of here 1 am pretty near ded if 1 oould only oome back thalr it would seem like heaven to thli a man gave me Bo to write." Bore is a genuine wall or woe, direct from the heart of the writer. Be encountered the selfish, unfeeling world in the great city of Pittsburg, and was terrified by its lndiffsrenoe to his distress. Punxsutawney la Heaven In oomparlson, because he has frlendi here who woold not think of letting him go hungry. la a ipacial feature of oar baaine*. By oar ayatom yon oan bank by mall with ■Mj. Paraona raaidlng in amall towna whara tho banki oannot afford to pay lntaraaton email dapoaita oan aand thalr aoaay to u* by mall and It will bring* par oant. Iilwnt Sand for our booklet all about banking by mall or in panon—tree. Pradantlal Trait Company, 819* Pann Avenue, Plttaburg, Pa. Banking by Mall TO MAKE YOU EVERYTHING Serge Suits, Flannel Suit Thin Coats and Vests, Duck Pants, Linen Pant Light Weight Underwear, Soft Shirts, Straw Hat Low Shoes, Kid Shoes, Slippers. Tlie Calendar Says Summer is Here. «!Jt! ' " ' ■'■>»•> ■n i ■ J No one will put up any argument to the contrary,fudging from the past week. " j «f| Are You Prepared With the Proper Clothing ? we have all kinds of goods to suit the | > ALL GOODS ▲ ftnlnatinr panorama of marvel- Croaalcg tha Booklaa on a 48 foot grade, light, aaay onrraa, heavy 80 lb. *teel rail*, I parfaotly ballaated roadbed, orar glgantle twilinink-**-**i through tnnnal bored laaoUd granite, atone and a teal bridge*, I* now an aooomplfahed foot. To aaothia, bo aaro your tiokot read* orar tho Union Paelflo B. B. Call or wrtta V. B. Ohoato, room a, Park bid., PMWbaig.Pa. 7tt COMFORTABLE E PRICE. PLAIN FIGURES ONLY O K. T. LOBB, EBERHART BLOCK Men and Boys' Furnisher, Tha oolor of gold. Aa mod aa gold. . Worth it* weight In gold. fog from to *0 paraaeath. BM* for lainMlag aaal wffiahw bereatfvod. a u ■>■■*. iw«foq>. m. Forty Towaahlp Behool IfOtMng. i ■< :,?• m.