Punxsutawney Spirit, 1905-01-11

              NO. .12. <( \ IlltOOKVILLh. ON JAN. 1 Bristles i'; f<..: •; ; !• PHOTOGRAPHY We commence another year of devotion to your service. Whatever develops toward the improvement of are all very well in their place. We have them and keep them in their places, in our fine line of Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Nail Brushes, Bath Brushes,. Eto., Etc. Our stock is made up of the best American, English and French goods, and will be sold with our guarantee. Pictures Framed. umm PHARMACY N. COHKM, BUC. TO •'ife WE WISH TO MCE TO THE PUBLIC PUNXSUTAWNEY, *A., JANUARY II, 1905. mwrnm Money and Get Seasonable Goods You Want SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF MEN'S AND BOYS* HIGH GRADE CLOTHING BOYS' CLOTHING $5 $4 $3 $2 $6 Suits and Overcoats, Building Sale Price 11.75 8.75 7 and 7.75 Building Sale Price $15 and $16 14.50 $20 $18 $15 $12 $10 Suits and Overcoats, that about March 1st the old building that we have occupied for 23 years will have to come down to be replaced by a new and modern structure. We have been unable to secure a room to move into and we are now forced to elose out our immense stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Men's Shoes, Hats and Furnishing goods at sacrifice prices. I'his is the first time and perhaps the last time that the people of Punxsutawnev and vicinity will have the opportunity to buy such high grade clothing as Clotncraft and Hart, Schafftner « Marx at low prices. It will pay you to come a long distance to attend this sale. $4.98 3.98 2.98 2.25 1.48 H. J. Loeb And more decisive reductions on broken and small lots. Reduced prices on every Suit and Overcoat in the House. Children's Overcoats reduced from 1-3 to 1-2 of former prices. Men'i $20 Overcoats reduced to $15.00. Men'a $18 Overcoats reduced to $12.00. Men'* $15 Overcoats reduced to $10.00. Men's $12 Overcoats reduced to $ 8.00. Men's $10 Overcoats reduced to $ 6.00. Men's Suits, $18 and $20 goods for $15.00. Men's Suits, $12 and $15 goods for $10.00. Men's Suits, $10 goods for - • $ 7.00. Commencing Dec. 2$ and lasting until Jan. 15, '15 Farmer's National Bank Building Punxsutawney Don't Miss This Sale Mary Hasfgerty to Sarah Koch, 43 acres, Eld red township, $1.00. Norma A. Walker and huvhand to Nelson M. Thomas, 1 aero Corsica. $3,000. IT. Q. Ilowers and wife to John E. McElwalne, lot, Punxsutawney, $125. I'rlah M. Manlgle and wife to Laura M. Brnner, 4 lota Rose township, $450. Catharine Coon arid husband to Bessie Coon. 1 lot Youiir township, $l. H. C. Wlnslow and wife to Mary Zlotx, 1 lot Punxsutawney, $100. Wlllam Kitchen and wife to T. C. McQuown, house and lot Big Run, $700. W. N. Conrad et. al. to Ira Vermllyia, 2 lois, Brookvllle, $330. J. H. Ho kins, et. al. to Jacob Hopkins. undivided half of rafting lot, Rose township, $100. John Shrauger to Moses Powell, 12- 210 sq. ft., Ringgold township. $400. F. M. Covert to Franklin & Clearfield R. R. Co., 2 acres Rose township, $50. Laura L. Davis and husband to Reuben Wensel. 1 lot Brookvllle, $1,225. Evan D. Davis nnd wife to Mabel Mocorey, 9,000 sq. ft. West Reynoldsville, $110. John ZHtler and wife to Mary A. Brady, 1 lot Punxsutawney, $400. Jefferson & Clearfield C. & C. Co. to Evan IX Davis, 9,000 sq. ft., West Reynoldsvllle, $100. Concetta Del Principe and husband to Leanordo Del Principe, 2 tracts and 1 lot, Big Run, $1.00. Malcolm C. Whlteh.a to Bruce Whitehill, 21 9-10 acres, Eldred township, $350. Cyril Picinln! to John Arne, 6,441 sq. ft., McCalmont township. $130. William Hesse and wife to Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1 lot Brookvllle, $1,400. Daniel Elsenhart and wife to A. II. Llngenfelter, undlvled 1-2 of 74 acres, 52 perches, Perry township, $1,150. Watson T. Rosenberger to W. J. Rosenberger, 1 lot, Punxsutawney, $100. Lutheran Church, of Brookvllle, to George B. Richerson et. al., 1 lot Brookvllle, $1,250. Mary E. Murdock to M. J. Broslus, 2 lots Brookvllle, $200. Irvln Simpson and wife to Patrick Hughes and wife, 1 lot Clayvllle, . Ellas Powell and wife to John Wise, 60 perches and 6 perches and 44 feet, Ringgold township, $400. Martha M. Hunter und husband to M. J. Tush, 15,000 sq. ft., Reynoldsville, $200. Irving I*. Fike and wife to Iroquois Coal Co., 13 tracts, Snyder townshl., $1.00. Christ Kuntz guardian, to Buffalo Sk Susquehanna Coal Co., 6 acres, 109 6-10 perches coal. Big Run. $56 .50. Christ Runts, guardian, to John E. Mc- Quown, 2 acres, 20 perches. Big Run, $262.50. John E. McQuown and wife to Buffalo & Susquehanna Coal Co.. 2 acres, 20 porches, coal, Big Run, $212.50. County Commissioners to M. M. Fisher, 106 acres minerals, Wlnslow townshl , 55 eonts. County Commissioners to M. M. Fisher. 70 acres minerals, Gasklll township, 10 cents. County Commissioners to M. M. Fisher, 57 acres minerals. Wlnslow township, $15.05. County Commissioners to M. M. Fisher, 1 acre Wlnslow townshl , 20 cents. Blotters, 17 acres minerals* Oatkill township, $12.00. County Treasurer to County Commissioners, 106 acres minerals, Wlnslow township. $29.18. County Treasurer to Count Commissioners, 70 acres minerals, Wlnslow township, $46.77. J. A. WEBER THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER This is a Bonifide Sale and the reduction is made from the prices we sold the goods at all last season, and must not be classed with the many fake sales advertised Men's and Boys' Pant's at Building Sale Price. Men's Stiff Bosom Shirts were $1.50, Building Sale Price $1. Men's Sfiff Bosom Shirts were $1, Building Sale Price 75c. A lot of hats that were $2 and $2.50, mostly light colors 50c. Boys' Toques that were 50c, Building Sale Price 38c. Boys' Toques that were 25c, Building Sale Price 18c. Good Fleeced Underwear, value 40 and 50c, Building Sale Price 29 and 39c. son County Capital. Interesting Letter From the Jeflfer- Statione Good f means so tnuch tlieso days. No matter if it is the business stationery or the delicate tints for social correspondence you ought to have a good quality. Our stock comprises nearly everything in the line of stationery, and we especially call attention to the Eton-Hurlbut line of correspondence papers, prices ranging from 25c to $1.50 per box. It will be a pleasure to show them to you. Whatever may be your stationery want, we can supply it. will be adopted here. Whatever skill, care and expense can do to improve your picture will be employed. May we not enroll you on our list of pleased customers? Punxsutawney, Pa. E. T.WHITE Mrs. John McCullough died at her home in Bast Brookvllle on Saturday evening, of a complication of diseases Incidental to old age. she being between 70 and 80 years of age at the time of uer death. Her funeral took place on Tuesday, Interment being made In the Butler Cemetery. The hnndsomo residence of Mr and Mrs. Henry G. Verstine, on South Pickering street, binned to the ground on Wednesday afternoon of last week. The alarm was sounded at 1:30 p. m. On account of the icy condition of the roads and there being no bridge crossing Red Bank at Pickering street, the ft re apparatus had to be taken round by way of the White street bridge. Upon reaching the scene of the tire it was found that the water pressure was so light that the flames could not be reached. The fire had started from a stove that had Leen placed too near the wall in an attic room. Plenty of help was promptly on hand but the blaze was between the inside walls and the weathr boarding. When it was found that nothing could be done towards quenching the flames every effort was then made to save the contents of the building. In this effort the fire fighters were successful, as everything moveable, even to windows and doors, furniture and fixtures, was taken out. The Are burned slowly and It was three hours and a half before the entire structure was burned to the ground. The residence was probably the best frame dwelling house In town, having been built over thirty years ago by Mr. B. Verstine at a cost of over $12,000. There was no Insurance on either the building or contents. Mr. H. O. Verstine had during the past summer remodeled the house at a cost of over *4,000 and had Intended Insuring the property as soon as the repairs were entirely completed. The Holy City. Read about our Big sale on page 2 Any suit or Overcoats in our stock worth $8, $10, $12, $14, $16 and $18. CHOICE CHOICE PunxsV» Opposite the On the Pa. Corner Pantall Hotel Feicht, the druggist etc. Tablets, Envelopes Pens and Ink a Note Books Ledgers * Record Books Acct. Books Memorandums, Files School Supplies Ink Wells, $5.98 REUBIN Punxsutawney, Pa. The story of "The Holy City," has its scenes In old Jerusalem, and Its telling was inspired by the Book of John. "Let him who Is without sin cast the first stone," is its maxim. The drnmn presents allegory and intense dramatic situations, varied by spectacular caravans of the desert and the appearances of a grand coterie of music and merry makers before the flreat King. A large com-! pany of actors and singers will repre-! sent the characters as they are drawn and in preparations for production j nothing has been omitted that managerial experience can suggest or, generous expenditure provide. Punx- j sutawney Opera House, Monday evening, January 1C. Reserved seats on sale at Feicht's drug store, Friday. County Treasurer to County Commissioners, 1 acre Wlnslow township, $3.0«. County Treasurer to County Commls- Carlo Plumer and wife to Salvatore Martiulo et. at., 10,199 s<i. ft. McCalmont township, 1600. Punxsutawney I.and & Improvement Co. to Mary M. Hughes, 1 lot Punxsutawney, (630. Alice M. Simpson nnd husband to J. A. McKluley, I lot, Summervllle, $450. Reynoldsvlllo B. & L. Association to Joseph Ralrlsh, 1 lot Wlnslow township, tsoo. Reynold'svllle B. & L,. Association to John Klabacka, 1 lot Wlnslow township, $176 Charles Cari an ter and wife to E. C. Smith, 14 acres, 24 perches, McCalmont township, $220. H. Q. Bowers and wife to Mary E. Drlacoll, 1 lot Falls Crook, $40. Eveline Tipton to A. P. Simpklna and wife, 1* lot Corsica, SI.00. Elmer Schuckers and wife to Barkley B. Love, 1 lot Palls Creek, $260. Van Ray McOIll et. al. to James Jones et. al., 1 lot Punxsutawney, $276. Maria Suntra Agio und husband to Mlchellne Mlntrlno. 1.900 sq. ft. Mc- Calmont ownshlf, $327. H. C. Wlnslow and wife to Mary a Thompson, 2 lots Punxsutawney, $760. Ben Record and wife to John H. Bell, 1 lot £unxsutawney. $260. Sarah A. Burkhouse et. al. to Catherine E Smith, 29 acres McCalmont township, $1,000. Valentine Schneider and wife to Lydla B. Anthony, 44 1-2 acres Young township. $1. George E. Null, administrator, to James A. Null, 67 acres, 30 5-10 perches. Henderson township, I960. John H. Null et. al. to 8. C. Estes. 1 lot Wlnslow township, $89. David F. Dennison, guardian, to Ellsha Cox, 160 acres Washington townshi., $1,760. Jennie Craven and husband to Ellsha Cox, 160 acres, Washington township. $1,760. John Noerr and wife to William Noerr, 73 acres, McCalmont township, $1. Mary P. McQuown and husband to Mary A. Chambers. 1 lot Punxsutawney. $126. John Noerr and wife to William Noerr, lots Punxsutawney, $1.00. Thomas C. Bell and wife to W. A. Mogle, 1 lot Punxsutawney, $2,600. Oil C. Belts, treasurer, to Smith lie- Crelght, 4 acres McCalmont township, M.70. Sarah Jane Doncaster to Mary E. Morris, 1 lot Clayvllle, $1,000. H. B. McCullough and wife to John B. Horning, 1 lot Brockwayvllle, $2,600. Sarah M. Painter and husband to Martin Dlsster, 1 lot Falls Creek, $1,300. Louis Wester and wife to Buffaelo Barllaro, 1 lot McCalmont township, $600. A. T. Erha.'d and wife to Charles A. Oberlin, et al. 1 lot Punxsutawney, $360. If. W. Pltsslmmmons and wife to John C. Johns, et al, 120 acres Rose township, $2,000. James A. Null and wife to George E. Null et. al. 86 acres, 30 .r»-10 perches, Henderson township, $1,000. S. C. Estes and wife to George E. Null, J lot Wlnslow township, $1. Carrie M. Guthrie, et al. administrator to John Beach, mill, Summervllle, $3,100. Mary Jane Flllhart and husband to Jacob F. Markle, 130 acres coal, Beaver township, $1.00. Mary Jane Flllhart to Georjce Belder. et al. 130 acres coal. Beaver township. $300. J. W. Curry, sheriff to Mary Jane F"Uhart, 130 acres Beavvr t 'vnship, $27. Jacob F. Markle to Mary Jane Fillhart, 111 acres coal. Beaver township, $1.00. Mary E. McDonald to Bertha Ilimes, 1-5 acre Rose township, $650. Mahoning B & L. Association to J. L. Fisher, et al, 1 lot Young township. $100.00. Edward A. Carmalt, et al. to Merle Schrockengost. 1 lot Brookvllle, $325. L. D. Smith and wife to D. K. Barett, 68 perches Knox township, $15. Daniel Seller and wife to J. F. Elsenhart, 77 73-100 perches Oliver township. $60. Mary A. Relts and husband to Cora Cavlor. et al, lots, Oliver township, $600. S. S. Hamilton and wlf«' to D. H. Clark, 1 lot Punxsutawney, $3,875. Jacob L. Shaffer, et al, to M. C. deist, 1 lot Wlnslow townshii , $300. Nicholas McDonald and wife to John Loss, et al, 82.500 sq. ft., Wlnslow township, $200. J. J. Sutter and wife to John Lusk, 1 lot Wlnslow township, 1180. Jesse W. Huffman to Mrs. Mary O. Tlmblln, land In Oliver township, $1.00. Sarah Enterllne and husband to Martha J. Grube, 7,900 sq. ft., Big Run, $1,100. William Campbell to Jacob Mlneweaser, 16,400 sq. ft., Brookvllle. $350. Big Run Building and Loan Association to Martha E. Keener, 164 8-10 perches Gasklll township, $400. John A. Weber, et al to Jose h D. London, 112 acres, Bell Township, $2,500. C. E. Cummlngs and wife to A. J. Kline, 1 lot Summervtlle, $526. Thomas Hutchison and wife to W. L. Stroup, 1 lot Brockwayvllle, $450. R. W. Simpson and wife to Michael Heft, 30 acres Barnett township, $180. A. J. Brady, by executors, to Frank P. Autenbach. 1 lot Brookvllle, $150. E. L. Adams and wife to W. J. Wlngert, quit claim. 131 48-100 acres Pol.k township, $1.00. Jacob Wlngert and m'ife to W. J. Wlngert, quit claim. 131 48-100 acres. Polk township, $1,400. Nancy Shields to Bllcn Long 200 acres Heath township $1.00. John Leech, assignee, to Jacob Wlngard, 131 48-100 acres Polk township. $1,800. Clinton Richards and wife to Minta Davis, 600 sq. ft.. Rose township, $200. David H. Estes, et al, to Herbert R. Burns, 13,500 sq. ft., Wlnslow township. $1,500. Wlnfleld Bruner et al to Harry M. Oreely, 25 acres, Kldred township, $500. Henry Welnlng and wife to David O. Gourley, 2 lots, Brookvllle, $80. 1). O. Oourlev and wife to John J. Nyland, 2 lots, Brookvllle, $z25. Catherine Folts and husband by sheriff to Mary 8trauss, 134 acres, 5 perches, Wlnslow township, $1,000. Mary Strauss to Henry Norris 124 acres, 5 porches, Wlnslow township, $1,995.00 Patrick Lennon to Stanislaus Zarlozna. 6,070 sq. ft., Reynoldsville, $250. Stanislaus Zielosa to Anlela Zielosa, 6,070 sq. ft., Reynoldsville, $1.00. Isabella Schwarts to Albert Buzzard, 1 lot Brookvllle, $100. E. Neff and wife to Andrew Oraychak, 1 lot ReynoldsrtOe, $300. Ifartna E. KeOnsr to Samuel Qrafflus, 154 S-iO acres, OaskHl townshl , $400. Margaret P. Dei p to Sarah C. Henry, S.S00 sq. ft., Punxsutawncy, $3,000. ItaUl. iWAfS VRAN8PBIII. / MH