Punxsutawney Spirit, 1902-10-01

              NO. 1& VQL XXX. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., OCTOBER 1,1902. An aaeortment equal to the large city atorea. j / } %? MARRIAGK UCMSES. UNDERWEAR priced to save you money. HORATIO. Local and Personal Haws From a Rica Mining No one can say she has seen the f}-\° # in. oi nt new things unless she visits 1;lL' 13' on store ever* day. »'„?s5 g, $1.00 The Dress Goods 51 China slop CQq showing is extraordinary more|ars than enough to satisfy all who Children's fleecedCp come thai this store has a most underwear. uli practical regard for the way u hold.. - _ _ it liable for the choisest. " ** ramy But it also gives you to understand c . . how mightily the store bestirs it-'wisf Cj' , Qlin ; self that it may, must win yourmen s lln^erw rwUu approval, both in .selection and Baby shoes Or. Pocki:t Book advantage. ;50c value jOG Just yesterday we received anoth- 40c ladies rub-OQA er lot of GO in. colored kersey bers Zuu for suits skirts and jackets tf*| nh worth $1.25 OliUU l-inoleum2yd.Qflrt worth $1.00 OUu Early Sale of Skirts and Coats 15c Fllnnel its the question of goods and lit waisting lUu with our line of coats and skirts as . to price and quantity, Uknow that , rrencli «Op lor rrmiy years. We are having "annel • A.U an UNDER PRICED SALE. 75c 36 in bl'k Cfln W R Pnr<5Pt<; 75c to #i.7siserge fli Ui UUI00I0 each. S2.00 com-Ql QF n l'u forts O iJU Buy your children s coatsiiaiii C our furs not later but Nl IW Tea plates :*c Get your fall underwear 11\/ " Dinner plates 4c Among those having moved their families out of town recently are: William Rule, to Batler, Hugh Edmutidson, to Adrian, and Pat McFaite, to Harmony. Dr. St. Clair,of Punxsutawaey, is attending the sick in this place. We are very lucky in securing the Dootor, as bo has a good reputation. Hans Olson, of Lindsey, has had the contract of sinking the shaft at No. 6 mine for the B. W. Co. He will start on the same immediately. Mrs. William G. Phillips returned lsst week from Sharon and Youngstown, (>., where she had been visiting for several months. * Roy Huston is handling the lines on the store team, succeeding Scott Brown, who has been promoted to warehouse man. Seth Clark is on the sick list with typhoid fever. His father is slowly recovering from the same disease. Mrs. John James left last week for Liberty, Tioga county, for a visit with relatives. John George and wife spent a few days in Pittsburg last week visiting relatives. Miss Bessie Jones, of Wachum, Pa., spent Tuesday with Thoe. Y. Evans. Thomas F. Howells, of Eleanora, visited Emery Ho wells, his son, last Sunday. Thomas J. Evans left Monday for a visit to Morris Run. John Long was in Brookville on business Monday. Comforts $1.00 values Ladies' C»| eft $2.25 shoes 01 lull $5 colored ftp lamps wJiZw 60 in. leer- O | (](] sey S1.25v;ilOliUl> Children's fl»/| Cft S6 coats OfiUU Fleeced wrap- Oftpers $ 1 value 0db Plush capes© r ft ft worth £7 wwiUU Ladies' 25c |Qp underwear I Ju Ladies' }5c wool hose Men's fleeced QCn 25c underwear JUu Ladies' $5 M Cfl fall coats OwiwU 75c I9c Men's country |Qp wool 25c hose I Ju Large chambers!ftp real 55c value lUu lb the construction of "Shooting the Chutes" whloh will be presented at Mahoning street Opera House, on Monday evening, October 6th, the author's evident intention was to provide enjoyment only. There la not a dull moment in the pieoe. The peculiar situations in which Sweeny manage* to entangle himself, the serious and complacent manner in whloh Hogan extricates him, the varied troubles of the Hotel keeper Buggs, the ingenuity evidenced by Mrs. Katzen Jammer In doing the wrong thing, are oil pregnant of the moat delightful comedy. The airy disdain of Miss Prima Donna, the Irrepressible conceits and humors of Junie Bngg, in connection with the oleverly devised specialties of the different members of the cast surrounded by a chorus of more than ordinary excellence, taken in their entirety, form what Is easily one of the best of latter day musical farce compositions and account most satisfactorily for the enormous suocess and laudatory criticism whioh has been acoorded this organization. In the oast will be found such well known favorites as Ryan and Oauiifield, Kathryn and Roberts, J as. Fanson, and otbers.The scenery is mostly new and appropriate and the entire ensemble complete in every detail. This Company is playing to crowded houses in Pittsburg this week. DA. VIS CHI IN A STORE LONG BROS. Our China Store is selling goods like people who are selling out to move away. We bought these goods right and our selling prices are lowe than you have been accustomed to pay for this class of ware. We do not claim to hive everything that is best in chinaware in town. What we claim is that you can get here the LARGEST SELECTION AT LOWEST PRICES for similar goods in town. During The Past Week We have been busy opening up ourNEW LINES OF IMPORTED CHINAWARE, The lines are tine and consist of FRENCH DINNER SETS, cups and saucers, plates, cake plates, fruits, salads, vases and Briea-Brae etc. —Juet moeived a lot of i at QUblom's. Next Door to Poatoffice. DAVIS CHINA STORE Of Interest to thi Ladies. Mrs. Buch will have her millinery opening; on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week, October 2, 3 and 4. She has secured the services of an expert trimmer from New York, and her stook will embrace all the newest creations in pattern hats, trimmings, etc. Her trimmer being from the fashion center of the United States, the ladles can count on seeing what Is the very latest in stylish millinery. Don't forget the (lays, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week. Punxsutawney, Pa. FOUR STORES Cambridge Ohkv Steubenville, Ohio. Spring Mills Pa. they pay Interest on time deposits.—17t2 Uonal Bank, of r, where —Do not endanger the lives of yourself and family by keeping your money in the house but deposit It in the Farmers' Na- —Ladies' shoes from 75 cents up at Qilblom's.—Suits and good ones, too, cheap at Gllblom's.—The Farmers' National Bank, of Punxsutawney, have inaugurated the plan of paying Interest on time deposits. A good move.—17t3 H. J. LOEB MEN'S AND BOY'S FURNISHER COPYRIGHT 19«J2 MlCttAELi STtRN ft CO., ROCHESTER N Y We call special attention to the kinds we sell at $10, $12 and $\$. and Furnishings. We have taken the same care in the selection of Shoes All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. Only One Price. Money Refunded if Not Satisfied. Men's Overcoats from $5 to $20 HT T rvCD Everything # # I ' If Ij For Men to Wear of Fashion New fall Goods lor Men We have finished hunting and choosing Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishing Goods for the fall season. We have a better variety and better values than we have ever shown. Men's Suits from $5.00 to $20.00 JjQL U/Ohpr ONE PRICE ■ ■ WW W UV I ClotHler Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags. Drummond Cycle Findley St., Punxsutawney, Penn'a. Co. Under Price Sale WE keep a full line of Bath Tubs, Lavitories, Closets and Bathroom Fixtures on hand. Also a full line of Gas Ranges, Hot Plates, Ovens, etc. Chandaliers. Brackets, fancy Gas and Electric Globes, Gas Lamps, etc. AND WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES. All work and goods Guaranteed, Call and see our goods and get our prices before you go elsewhere, Correct Styles in /Wen's Shoes We show dress shoes at $2.50, $iS0 and $5. Our ERICA at #2.50, JIM at $)S0 and SWAB BROS, shoes at $5- This gives us a very strong combination of style, quality and wear. ,/ Sanitary Plumbing and Gas Fitting, jj OUR FALL HATS The leading shapes in Stiff Hats, including the renowned KNOX at $5. Soft Hats, new shapes. Ask to see the "Country Club,'' something new and different. Boys' Fall Attire- New fall Sailor Blouse Suits, new fall Norfolks, new fall Vestee Suits. Harriet UUllron and hnebaml to Jama* Q. Averlll, 1 acre, Boae township, $500. J. O. Fraier and wife to B. Kline, undivided 1-12 of SO acraa, undivided :t-12of814 acres, undivided 3-12 of 2aores, undivided 3-12 of 2 acres, undivided 1-12 167 aoree, Knox tcwnshlp, $4,000. Emms O. Putney and husband to Berth* P. Weight, 1 lot, Punxsutewney, f 1,(100. Ada Bennett and husband to R., & P. C. & I. Company, 2 acres and % perches,coal, Henderson township, |108.8v. W. E. Chesnatt, sheriff, tp A. Lee Short and Frank R. Oyster, 511 acres, Snyder township, flSO. John W. Walker to Mary M. Plyler, 1 lot, Brookvllle, £126. James M. Canning and Wife to Roland N. Reynolds, 7 acres and 22 perches and 2 lots, Pine Greek township, (700. i Annie E. Cooper and husband to Frederick Norman, 9,000 square feet, Brockwayvllle, (2,000. James Blriney and wife to John Kutolowsklof, 18,750 square feet, Reynuldavllle, |315. ECIPUT A pn DRUGGISTS ILIUM I 00 UUl Opposite the Park Suits and Overcoats at $12, $1?, $18 and $20 bearing the "Clothcraft" trade mark. These are the very acme of quality and style, clothing entirely of a class that compels the best custom tailors to share reputation for proper fit, finish and workmanship.To Relieve Sunburn, Remove Tan and make the skin Clear and soft, apply our VELVO CREME Delightfully Perfumed. Price IS cts. Men's Suits at $8 and $10, such as many dealers call their fine suits and will ask you much more money. DRII6S STATIONERY WALLPAPER KODAKS AND KODAK SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMES SPORTING 600DS HUYLER'S CANDIES SODA WATERIOFfiQUALITY ETC., ETC. Mere Tin $35,000.00 Stick to Select from It don't make any difference what you are in need of, if it's in the drug store line we have it. We would be glad to have you call and let us supply your needs. Our goods are the very best we can find and our prices are right. i ooart on Monday 87 foratgnwa war* mad* American cltl- K*n*> At the George A. English of Unlontown, spent • oouple ordays last week with Brookvllle relaUvaa. Mr.udUn. N. E. Snyder are in tha eastern cities porehaalng holiday goods for their 6 oent store. Mrs. Craig Looaa entertained a large number of her lady Mends on Tuesday afternoon of last week. H. H. Drelbelbla, formerly manager of the Oil City Supply Company's office at this place, but for the past year a resident of Marlon, Ind., spent part of last week in Brookvllle. The Village Improvement Society sapper on Thursday evening of last week wss a great soooess as to the quantity, quality and crowd. It was a very enjoyable affair and ought to be repeated. Misses Bessie Lawson and Emma Bevier hare gone to Wilson College, Chamberobnrg, where the former will take the regular collage course, the latter will enter the (nualoal department. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Matson who have been in the hotel business In Detroit, Mloh., the past three yeara, have rented the new Commercial Hotel here and will take charge during the first part of October.The young people gave a dance in Pearsall's hall on Wednesday evening of last week. On account of the inclemency of the weather the expected crowd did not materialize. Only seven couples were present but what they lacked in numbers they made up for in enjoyment. The dancing was kept up until nearly midnight. Misses Laura Smith and Mary Spare furnished the music. Miss Anna Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Murphy, is lying ill at her home with smallpox. Miss Murphy took 111 on the 14th, and became so 111 that her mother who was visiting In Pittsburg was telegraphed for. She arrived home on Tuesday evening and was herself taken sick. On Thursday the doctors pronounced Miss Murphy's illness to be smallpox. It caused intense excitement on account of the fact that many persons had visited the sick room. The house is quarantined and the patient getting along nicely. 11 Is not thought that the contagion will spread. Ii|tials aa ts >9, afsa, lacloitv*. Sarah A. Smith and hnaband to Emma V. Smith, IS acres, Oliver township, $1. Mary Ann Heftier and husband to Amanda M. White hill, t lot, Palls Creek, *1,800. R. a Window and wife to M. C. Sutter, 14,410 square feet, Punxsutawney, (800. P. Charles Math and wife to John A. Cramer, 64 square rods, MeCslmont township, *4. W. S. MoLain and wMi to J. A. Cramer, undivided i off lots, Dartre, faoo. D. D. Graves and with to B. B. Sibley, B acres, Broekwayville, 1600. Mary V. Sibley and hnaband to D. D. Groves, 5 scree, Brookwayville, ffiOO. George Van VUat and Wife to <i. M. Mo- Donald, quit claim, 1 krtjBeynoldivllle,flO. Central Land and Mining Company to F. BLgHoffman, 4 aorea, Wlnalow townahtp, Luclua W. Robinson and wife to C. O. Burns, 22,480 sqoare feat, Henderson township, fSO. Frank Delta and wife to Thomas Fleckenstein and Joaeph Banmgartuer, 16,067 sqoare feet, Punzsutawney, |5,075. Mania 8. Aldrlch and hnaband to Mary Helen Fleokenatein, 7,800 square feet, Punzsutawney, flfiO. Lucius W. ltobineon and wife to O. W. Myers, 13,680 square feet, Henderson townahlp, |H. (loiif for Men and Boys tatmeHag lettas ha the Jlftllil Ceaaty PARK PHARMACY Willis A. Hoon and Mary Josephine Brewer, Reynoldsvllle, September 29. Oarmeno Pepe and Congette Nlse, Walston, September 29.  Elmer H. Woodward and Ida E. Brewer, Reynoldsvllle, September J9. Charles Lsroy Gregg, and Sarah J. Mc- Anlnoh, Brockwayvtlie, September 27. G. W. Bailey, Reynoldsvllle, and Bridget N. Sharp, Winslow township, September 27. Herman J. Webster, Polk township and Anna R. Davis, Warsaw township, September 27. 0. E. Johns and Mabel Neff, Lindsey, September 28. H. L. Fireman, Reynoldsvllle, and Katie Harman, Ashland, O., September 26. John Dolakand Kate Kopczak. Delancy, September 27. S. K. Justice and A. R. Burnett, Porter, September 26. Charles R. Milliron and lCmma Parson, Cart Wright, Pa., September 25. Hugh Thomas and Olive S. Hetrick, Winslow township, September '24. Milton E. Williams and Roue Byrne, Reynoldsvllle, September 24. George W. Hllderbrand and Mary Luello Clark, Brookvllle, September Si. John W. Campbell, Bummervllle, and Carrie E. Bain, Madison township, Clarion county, September 23. W. R. Hunlber and Sadie Bell, Punxsutawney, September 23. Clyde A. Campbell, Big Run, and Ollie K. Hayes, Weedville, September 23. Angelo M. ltlzzo, Philadelphia, and Laura Olivia, Punxsutawney, September 23. The following marriage licenses were filed of record by Clerk of the.Orphans' Court, John D. Evans, from September 22 to 29,1902, inclusive: "Shooting tho Chutos " On Monday next, October 6, Robert E. Pattison and Hon. George W. Guthrie, candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor will be here and a rousing Democratic rally will be held in Frank's Park In the forenoon. The distinguished visitors will arrive on the morning train and The C. W. Parks Stock Company closed a very sucoessflil week's engagement here on Saturday night. The plays were high class and up-to-date and the company is composed of first class artists. Politicians are beginning to circulate among our people, as the time for election draweth nigh. Malony's Wedding will be produced at the opera house on Saturday evening, October 4. Our sceools are flourishing finely under Prof. Smith and his able corps of teachers. Miss Kate Feicht, of Hill street, is convalescing rapidly. The trolly line is moving this way rapidly.Items of Local Interest horn the Town That Made Jefforsoo County Coal Famou*. Five minutes in our store. You can buy many dollars worth of goods, the prices are so low you cannot help but take all you can carry away, instead of buying one or two pieces you will take four and live, and before you know it you you have your winter's supply for ONE HALF what I! will pay others. m m