Punxsutawney Spirit, 1901-08-07

              Sy.;?5 ? ; VOL XXIX. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7.1901. NO. 10. BUL ■STATU DRESS GOODS. ¥' HOBATIO. $15 Suits now - $12.00. $12 and $13 Suits now - $10.00. $10 Suits now $7.50, $8 and $8.50. $9.50 Suits now - $6.00. All our $3.50 Tan Shoes now $2.00. OonriinnoM riled la the iwordtrt Offloefrom July 39 to Aug. 5,1001, Inolualve. Prices Buling=& Weber's AT =Unusual Low Closing Out Sale and remember all the goods we offer are fresh and new— nothing old or damaged in stock. This sale will continue every day until the entire stock is closed. You can save money on every purchase, for we give the reduced price on eveiy item you buy. No bartering needed—the price reduced without your asking. Below we give a list of a few of the many items included in this sale : DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SHOES, HOSIERY, CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, Etc. Must all be closed out before September I, 1901, regardless of cost. The FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK has bought our building and we have agreed to vacate our front room before the date named. This is an actual $20,000 W§FRTH CLOSING OUT SALE. GREAT — ESERHART. EBERNART. 274c 33c 374c 424c 524c 7c 94c 124c 16c 19c 23c All our 10c goods, All our 134 goods, All our 15c goods, All our 20c goods, All our 25c goods. All our 29c goods, All our 35c goods, All our 40c goods, All our 50c goods, All our 60c goods, All our 65c goods, HI litOBNBBB. Laalae Klnuard to Nlak Mayo ud John Mayo, 4,600 square foet, Bsynoldsvllle, 91.- 380. Martin Bwansnn ud wife to Andrew Azelson, 1 acre, MoOalmont townahlp, f30. Juih I. and wife to Jeremiah Emery, at al. 6,400 square faet, Bose town•hip, «106. William Tromau and wife to Bonjunln Am), 10 acrsa, Eldred township, (ISO. S. A. Craig and wife to Annie B. Teat, 4 lota, Bsynoldsvllle, 9135. Jollana Reynold* to Annie B. Teat, 11,- 418 rquare faet, Beynoldavllle, 9139.30. Jnllni Qslaelhart and wife to J. B. Bargoon, 2 lota, BrookTllle, 9160. J. B. Jonaa and wife to E. P. Qlenn, 25 acrea, Union townahlp, 9300. Daraae B. Taylor, (widow), to Emma Darr, honaa and lot, Brookvllie, 93,300. Levi Shucken »';J wife tn William Shuckern, at al, 56 acree, Washington township, f1,500. Nellie Van Steenbery to WlUlam Truman, 10 acres, Eldred townahlp, 9150. Elk Bon Company to ThomaaSand, 119- 100 aora, MoOalmont townahlp, 9200. John Prad Bonnett and wlfa to Berth« M. Wise, 7,600 square feat, SykesvUle, $300. Jennla Aka and husband to Bertha M, Wine, 15,000 square feat, WInslow town■hlp, $200. Oracle Palarma and wlfa to Antonia Palermoetal, 1,639 iqaara feat, Big Soldier, Maud Mamlmer and hnaband to H. J. Huvhee, 20,230 square feet, Bsynoldsrllle, $1,025. Liuls Weater and wlfa to John Pearnon, 6,3101-10 square feet, Anita, $60. George Malllnger and wlfa to Frank Ltehner, 19x160 feet, Beynoldsvllle, $100. Prank Llohner and wife to Steohen Zlnnyetskl, 2 lot*, Rsynoldsvllle, $125. Jaonh Booth and wife to Bsbeooa Ann Test, 23,166 square feet, Beynoldavllle, $275. Ihmrit Mvers and hnaband to John D. B. Mobre, 9,600 square (set, Corslet, $400. Si P. Taylor and wife to Samuel Mora, 1 lot, Pallia Creak, $200. Plora B. Lather to & P. Glenn, 1 lot Oortloa, $80. B. L. Buztrd and wife, et al, to John Donovan, 9,000aqaare feet, Brockway vlile, $700. Martha H&rnphrejs to W. O. Leech ft Co., 1-5 acre, Blchardsvllle, $1,200. E. P. Olenn and wife to Neleon J. Elder, •t al, 1 lot, Ooraloa, $110. • Mary L. Connelly to Swah Cum mine* 61 perches, Boee township, $1. All our 75c goods, All our 85c goods, All our ft.00 goods, All our $1.25 goods, All our $1.35 goods, All our $1.50 goods, All our $1.60 goods, All our $1.75 goods, All our $2.00 goods, All our $2.25 goods, All our $3.00 goods, 874c SI.05 $1.13 $1.20 $1.23 $1.40 $1.60 $1.75 $2.37* 674c 724c 23c NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. MORE NEW M O N A. IEK. C? H New Pall Hats are Coming In. All good up-to-date styles and will not last long at the rate they are going out. MEN'S TAN SHOES REDUCED PROM &3.SO TO faoo. Boys' Vestee suits reduced from $5 to $3.50 and from to $2.50- to Make Held. Boys' Sailor Suits Reduced a Clean Sale. The Most Wonderful Money Saving Sale We Have Ever Men's $15 suits reducid to $12. Boys' Russian blouse suits reduced from $5 to $3.50. Men's $12 " $10. Boys' " " $3.50 to $2.50. Men's $10 " $8. Boys' " " $2 50 to $1.50. Trunks and Travelling Bags. CHECKERED FRONT. J, A. WEBER/«otW, I New Neckwear. The following marriage licenses were Bled of reoord by Clerk of the Orphans' Court, John D. Bvana, from July 29 to Ang. 5, 1901. Thomaa Mykoakle and Sophia Doleake, DeLanoy, July 29. Joseph Staneok, Brockwavvllle, and Julia Macks, Crenshaw, Jaly SO. Brlnslof Mykoakle and Bose Delasky, DeLanoy, Auguat 1. Maurice Snyder and Edna Tlmblin, Tlmblln, "August 2. Jtmaa O. Jones and Mary J. HI mm, anxiutawney, Anoint 5. Boyd Oliver Broelue, Ringgold, and Ollle Mabel Miller, Pierce, Pa., August 2. Bfokep Lots AH Jkt fteduced Prices. BARGAIN PRICES ON i ■ « x*tn H ao SKR6L0TMG. Regular,  Regular, 10c. Regular, 7c. Regular, 7ic. Regular. 6£c. Regular, 5ic. Regular, 12c. Regular, 6c. Regular, 6c. Regular, 7c. Regular. 10 and t2c Regular, 10 and 12c Your Choici, 39c. Your Choice, 14c. DRY GOODS. Dress Denems to <±>se, 94c. Dress Ginghams t# close, 5£c. Apron Ginghams to close, 5c. Shirtings 6c. fo close, 5£c. 'UnbleacheOliRlTn, 4-4, to close, 4ic. Ticking to close, 9c. All Blue Prints, 44c. AH Black and White Prints, 44c. All Dark Prints, 5c. All Dark Outing, 84c. All Light Outing, 84c. THE MELBA SHIRT WAISTS. THE BLOCHS SUN BONNET. SILKS Beautiful Poulards, $1.25. Price to close, 65c. Beautiful Foulards, $1.00. Price to close, 50c. Beautiful Foulards, 75c. Price to close, 40c. Beautiful Foulards, 50c. Price to close, 30c. A lot of Choice Taffetas, 85c. Price to close, 674c. A lot of Choice Fancies, 75c. Price to close, 37ic. A lot of Choice Novelties, $1.00. Price to close, 72*c. We have some elegant values in Blacks and Novelties that must be seen to be appreciated. Every one a bargain. Any Linings needed for these goods will be sold 15 PER CENT OFF THE REGULAR PRICE. This affords everybody a chance to get a fine dress at prices that are unquestionably lower than the same goods have ever been sold. William Bead, an employe of Cook and Graham, was hurt on Monday morning while at work on the edger In the saw mill. The saw oaught a plank and threw It against Mr. Beed's face. He was knocked about sixteen feet and when picked np was thought to be fatally injured. Ho was conveyed to hi* home nearby and surgloal aid summoned. It wae.;fonnd that one of his arms audits nose were broken and a number of ugly gashes were out abont his head aud faoe. His wounds were dressed and he is now getting along as well as oonld be expected. The PresbyteiUn Sunday School picnic to Lora Park OB Wednesday of last week ■Mi weBSktteoded. Nearly four hundred' VMsons*. availed themselves Of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cook's klndoesa for a line free ride and a pleasant day np the North Pork railroad. Mr. and Mrs. Cook have extended Invitations to the United Presbyterian, Baptist, Lutheran and United Evangelical Snnday Schools to hold picnics on Wednesday of this week, but on acoount of rain on Tuesday the date was set for next week. Brookville's bassball olub went to East Brady on Friday of last week and played part of a game, during which, when the score stood 4 to a in favor of East Brady, the BrookvUlo boys took exceptions to a decision of the .umpire, who stood his ground, and thoJhrookvUle club withdrew from the game which gave the game to East Brady by a score of 9 to 0. The boys were afterwards entertained at a supper byD. L Taylor, a former resident of Brookvllle, and a member of the East Brady olub. to obtata A lame number of oar people visited Sammorvtlle on Friday, Saturday and Sanday, the occasion being the Eaoampment of the Sana of Veteran* of Jeffeieon and adjacent counties. The Brookvllle W. R C. went down In a body on Friday and were aoooaapanled by many veteran*. On Snnd>y everybody went. The crowd waa ao large that It wa* almost impossible for man or NMufc. Obmpany K, BrookTiiWa Independent Military Company, matched to the otmp ground on Snnday morning and helped to awell the tfrowd. A telegram announolng the death at Parrel, Mexloo, of Burke O. Brady, ion of Mr. and lira. Lewi* A. Brady, of the American Hotel, waa received on Tneaday afternoon. Mm. Brady waa with her son at the time of his death. She had gone down on July 27th, after having reoelved word that he waa Hi with typhoid fever. A letter wa* recslved from Mr*. Brady on Tneeday Mating that her son had a mild oaae and the beat of care. The report of hi* death so shortly after the reoelpt of the enoouraglng letter was a terrible shook to the friend* of the family. Barke Brady waa a young man of promise and of whom every one apoke la the kindliest manner. Interesting Itema (Tom the Jafferaon asoocniiLi. County Capital. Smith ML MoC.-aight, the BeynoldavlU* attorney, waa in Brookvllie un Tnaaday. Mr. and Mra. B. O. Craig left on Monday for Buffalo where they will take in tha Eipoaltlon, Nlagar Valla and other points of Internet. The New Bethlehem and Brookvllie tuuubaU olnba played a game on tha home grounds last Saturday afternoon, resulting In a aoore of 8 to 1 In flavor of Brookvllie. J. Ban matt Holdrlok left last Sanday evening for Pittsburg where he joined the SU Loula base hall olub, of whlon he la a membar. Ha waa In the game on Monday and made himself fait. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Baffiagton, ofjtha American Hotel, have returned from • three weeks' trip, daring whloh they visited the Pan-Amerloan Exposition, Chicago, Pittsburg and othar polnti. Mr. and Mre. James a Carrol toft on 8*tardftj morning for Buffalo where they will tako la the Exposition, after whloh they will take a lake trip, whloh will conaame about two week* of their proposed trip. Mis. George Loll In, an old resident of Brookvllle, died at her home in Lltohtown on last Saturday and was burled on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lsflln's husband died several years ago. per month for the schools this term. That seems like small wagee for teachers. Ringgold township ha* more school teachers than they have schools. Morris Falk will teach In Perry townahlp, G. W. E. Bnyder In Young, and Oal Btahlman at Anita. At the achool letting on Saturday the following received schools. Reltz, Blanche Smathers; Ringgold, Ohas. Wise; Weaver, M. Rlohards; Mottern, Earl Holben; Dinger, Esra Weaver; Hlnderllter, Ira Dinger; Hamm, B. E. Perry; Pine Run, Lottie Stewart. BINUOOLD ITEMS. Miss May Campbell 1* visiting friends at North Point. J. M. Holben, of Pnnzsutawney, visited hi* parent* on Snuday. Misses Delia Holben and Lottie Stewart went to Snmmervilie on Sunday. Rev. Shlngledeoker and family %ent to Oak Ridge on Sunday afternoon. Miss Edith Smathen, of Worthvllle, visited at Fllmore Smathers' laat week. Samuel Shilling wslnt to Brookvllle on Monday for shingles for theohuroh at this place. Misses Frea* and EUenberger, of Dayton, were the guests of Mrs. Samuel Ober- Un last Thursday. Regular 16o Shoes for l2o Regular 26c Show for 20o Regular 46o Shoes for 37o ■ Regular 8O0 Shoes for 42o | Regular flOo Shoes for Mo Regular 660 Shoes for 55o Regular 7So Shoes for B5o Regular 860 Shoes for 75o Regular 95c Shoes for 8S0 Regular ft Shoes for 90o Tble tnolndea Hhoee for Men, Woman merit of these gooda at tbe prloee we now ol CUnC«„You now we alway: 0I1UL0"now intend to sell yc in; reduced prices: Regular 11.15 Shoes for Regular ll.25 Shoes for Regular $1.36 Shoes for Regular $1.50 Shoes for Regular (1.75 Shoes for Regular 12 00 Shoes for Regular $2.25 Shoes for Regular 12 60 Shoes for Regular $3.00 Shoes for Regular $3.50 Shoes for and Children. More cannot b* Mid lit Um Iom them at (1.00 ! 1.10 1.15 ! il.36 ! 1.35 1.65 1.85 3.15 2.45 ! 3.90 WINDOW SHADES, all colors, best quality, 9c to 43c. LACE CURTAINS—20 to 50 per cent, off the regular price. sell the kind that wear well. We any pair you want at the follow- RUGS and DRUGGETS—All we have in stock at 15 to per cent off the regular price. CARPETS. CARPETS. A lot of 30c goods to close at 23c. A lot of 40c goods to close at 30c. A lot of 50c goods to close at 40c. A lot of 65c goods to close at 50c. A lot of 85c shoes to close at 65c. A lot of $1.00 goods to close at 75c. A lot of $1.25 goods to close at 98c. A lot of $1.35 goods to close at $1.05. A lot of Linoleum, $1.20, to close at 00c. A lot of Oilcloth, Table, to close at |3c. look into our windows For Sons Goon values. J. B. EIEMURT."^' FMschir's Black Knitting Yarn, 20c a Skein. TAILOR MADE SUITS. You can sive from £2.00 to #7.00 on a suit if you buy them now. We guarantee every one a perfect fit A full line of Perfumes at ONE-HALF regular price. Bamambvthtonleluetadcaeverythingla oarentireatookeattd* of oar Grooarjr Department The Mle oonUnnw mjf day oatil Septanbar 1,1MM. Yo«n reepeotftilly, -Mpkatbi town to km yoar arte for agoodJoboTaiato or Ma rooflng EBEHHART BLOCK. HI I /TlPR Men and Boys' • eJ« iJv/MLif . - - Furnisher, William WlUlama, of Anita, has moved his flunllj to town. He haa the potttlon of pamper at No. 4 mine*. Tom Watklna had the mlefortnne to have a oar run over hie foot while at work at the mlnee on Satarday. Hugh Blohardaon and wife, of Pnnxeatewney, spent Bandar with hie brother, John BiehardMB an^femlly. lftwi May Davl» and Barah Evana returned lait weak from a vl»it with relatlree at Dnnloe and Johnatown, Pa. Boarlet rover haa (bond lti way Into town. A child of John Blohardaon le affllotod, and the hooee la quarantined. OharUe Blerdeon raalgned hie poalUon aa olerk In the Berwtnd, White, Goal A Iroo Oo"a. offioe laet week. Flnley Oreba, of Tallar, hea haan appointed In hie plaoe. The Berwlaft-Whlte, Goal A Iron Oo. la having two hoiaa drilled at No. 6 ahaft toeapply that pleat with water. Oaa of the holee la already oempietod and agaed aapply efwater haefcna fcaal. The » SuS^nalStwSiiri^* 1 """  Daniel Jarmyn, of Nllee, Ohio, apent a few daya with Thomaa Owen* and famUy. Ha returned Monday. Miai Maggie Owen returned home Friday after a Tlilt of tfx week* with her relatives In Ohio. Looal and Personal Hew* from a Mtoe Mining Village. Mia Maggie Judge epent a few daja laat week at Oloo with Joeeph Dowdell and family. Azooraion to Oonneant Lake. The foorth annoal rennlon of the United Preahyterlana will be held at Bzpoaltlon Park, Oonneaot Lake, Pa., on Toeeday, Aognet U. To annommodato thoee deatrlng to attend the B.,R. A P. Railway will ran a epeolal ezoonlon train firam Pnnxaatawney. Train will leave Pnnzantawnay at •a.m., arriving at the Lake at 10:30 a. m., and latiiiiiliij will laava the Lake at S p. m., eaetarn time, the fere for round trip being only fLSi. The committee having the rennlon in eharge haa proand there; la good h noting, hathlag and flaking on tha Lake. On Aognet 6 and 20, and Sept, s and 17, the Union Peolflo will Mil ronnd trip tloketa from Mlaaoari River to point* In Weetern Kanaaa and Nebraaka and to point* In Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington and California, at one fere, plna (2.00, for the ronnd trip. Tloketa will ha good for return 31 daya from data of aala, and itopovara will be allowed on going trip within the Homeeeekem' Ezoonlon territory. Poll Information will bo oheerfolly given on application. p. B. Choate, Agent, Room O, Park Building, Pltteburg, Pa. 9M m I flic fhroxflfttottmeg 0»jrit ■f ¥