f DIED IN ADRIAN HOSPITAL, :&: SHICK "Tun Bm Stokk. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX YEARS AGO Our forefathers nt a meeting held in what is now known ns Independence Ilnll (then known ns Car penters' Ilnll, Philadelphia, Penn'n.) together l'rntned nnd signed what we now consider the grandest of all documents The Declaration of In deiK'udenee. Upon next Friday, July 4th, to keep fresh in our minds that memorable event, through out the United States that day will be observed by nil true liberty loving Americans. We have in honor of the occasion decorated one of our large front windows. Please notice it. RIBBONS Wc Always Do Carry n large assortment of all grades, widths nnd shades, but at this time our stock is much larger. Some popular new shades are taking well. Some prices per yard arc 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 12 1-2, 15, 18 cents. Every Woman Will visit our store during the month of July ; the hot weather will bring them in looking tor com fortable garments. It is then wc do our best and try and have just what will please every one's particular fancy. AN IDEA The Few mentioned lelow will give you a small idea of Summer Dress Goods and prices. We help you to select. Figured and plain lawns, 8, 10, 12Va nnd 15c. Dimities at 4, 7, 10, 15, and 18c. Swisses in fancy colors and plain at 25, 50, 75 and $1.00. Fancy Ginghams nt 8, 10 and 12c. Fancy and plain, all grades dress linens, at 25, 50, 75 and $1.00. SHICK & WAGNER The Big Reynolds ville, w E HAVE FULLY CONCLUDED. That anything in the way of premiums or schemes , are an injury to our bus iness and a damage to our customer, bo in future Our Foundation will be Honest . Goods Full weights and fair ' prices for cash. These will proYe money savers for , our patrons. We quote you prices on a few staple every day goods. Best package Coffee, llo; 0 pounds, 95o Looee Coffee, 20 oent grade, ISo " 26 eent grade, 20o ..-.. 30 oent grade, 2fto It you enjoy a good oup of ooffee for ' breakfast try our bulk ooffee. It will please you. 18 pounds Granulated Sugar, 11.00 25 " " " - 1.30 100 " " " 5.00 10 pounds extra L. B. Sugar, 1.00 Very best patent flour per sack, 1.16 Very best patent flour, per barrel, 4.45 7 oas.ee Lenox. Gloss or Star Soap, 25o fl cc" tvlry Soap, 6o llc-asEjWoeaosp, ' 25o WAGNER Next to Postofficr. COMFORTABLE SHOES Style and Wear Don't count for much where comfort is lacking. We see that they have all, nnd then the prices are so pleasing that the shoe de partment is a popular leature of the store. Ladies' Walking Shoes commence nt GOc, then $1.00, 1.25, 1.75, 2.00 and $2.25. in Town Some Bunting We have a large lot of all patterns made. Nothing better for decorating and its not expensive. Children's Shoes Not bo much 6tyle as wear and comfort but enough. All sizes and kinds. They range in price from 50c per pair. Thev go from that to 60, 65, 75, 85, $1.00 and $1.25. SHICK & WAGNER Store. Pennsylvania. Swift's boat S. C. Hams, per pound. Ho " ' B. Bacon, " Ho 7 pounds finest Rollod Oats, 1 25o 3 pounds fl nest head Rloe, 25o 4 pounds Rood head Rloe, 2io 5 pounds bobt lump Starch, 25o 5 pounds best Corn Starch, 2oo A cans extra Sugar Corn, 2fo Early Juno Peas, por can, lOo 3 cans mo feachuB, 60a Choice pears, larjje can, lOo Matobes, 12 boxes, lOo A full line of all kinds Gro ceries, Fruits, Preserves, Fish, Pickles, Cakes, &c., at the big grocery at cor respondingly low prices. Everything sold guaranteed all right or money refunded. Don't be deceived by thinking you get something for nothing. Compare these prices with what you pay elsewhere. We bave the goods you need them. We want your money. Robinson & Mundorff, HCTNOLDSVILLK, I'ENN'A THE rEOVLE WHO ARE PASSING TO AND FRO. Daniel Brewer whs In DuHols yostor- ay. Dr. J. C. King was In Pittsburg Inst week. Edward Bates wont to Pittsburg yes terday. Dr. Harry B. King wns In Bradford this wook. Dr. II. W. Trulttls at Canton, Pa., this wook. Miss Mil but Hot rick visited In Brook- vlllo this wook. Mrs. J. 11. Elder, of lloeehtive, Is visiting In town. II. F. I.nvo, hrlcklHyor, whs In I'unx- sutnwnoy last wook. John O'lTnro nnd wife were nt 1'iinx- sutnwnoy Thursday. M. M. Davis and wlfo visited In In diana county lust week. MIhs Laura Brady, of Drookvlllo, Is visiting friends In town. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley MotUsr will visit In Altoona this wuok. J. Damore, the Italian fruit dnulor, was In Pittsburg last wook. Solomon Shnffor and son, Walter, wore at Pittsburg over Sunday. Philip Kindlier roturnod Saturday from a visit at Arlington, Iowa. Glen A. Mllllroti, of Kane, was in town a con lo of days last wook. Mrs. ltobort J. Thomas visited lior parents uoar Sahula tho past week. Mrs. A. Kat.on visited nt Sugar Hill and I'unxHiituwnoy last wook. Elmer E. Woodward and Miss Ida Brewer visited In DuBols yosterdny. Mrs. Frank Mitchell, of Driftwood, visited In town Friday, and Saturday Miss Minnie Whitmoro returned yesterday morning from a visit In Kane, A. B. Wood and wife, of Qakmont, wore visitors In Roynoldsvlllo Sunday Miss Ella Lonkerd, of Jefferson Line, visited friends In this plaoo the pint weok. Mrs. D. II. Northerner has returned from a visit with her parents at Philips burg. Wallace Mltoholl will visit his sister, Mrs. Newoll Moeker, In Pittsburg this weok. Golds Lowthor and May Stowart, of Rlnioroburg, are tho guostB of Ilalllo Burns. Mead A. Crlbbs, of Now Bethlehem, Is visiting Chui'los Mohnoy la this plaoo. Miss Minnie Shluk, of Brookvlllo was tho guest of Miss Kittle Shlok yes terday. Mrs. Albert McMullon, of Contro county, Is tho guest of Mrs. M. J. Furroll. Elinor E. Woodwaidaud Willis Hoon, of Monesson, Pa., oro spending a woek In town. Mrs. E. S. Vosburg, of Driftwood, visited In Itoynoldsvlllo tho first of this weok. Mrs. T. F. Sohughrou returned Sat urday from a three weeks' visit in Wll- llamsport. Miss Emma Lavo, of Wllllamsport, Is visiting hor brother, II. F. Lavo, In this place. Mrs. W. E. Kunselman, of Rathmol wont to Summeryllle yesterday to vlBlt her parents. Tracy Morrison, of Pittsburg, is vis' itlng bis undo, R. F. Morrison, at Aliens Mills. Amos Gobs, secretary of the Wlnslow township school board, was In Clarion county last woek. Mrs. James M. Marsh and Mrs. Daniel Foust, of Brookvlllo visited In town yesterday. Miss Mame Sloan, of Look Haven, Is the guest of Miss Nellie Sutter, on Pleasant avenue. Lawyer M. M. Davis wont to Mack' lnaw Island, N. Y., yesterday to enjoy a short vacation. Dr. H. W. Slaok and son, of Corsica, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. E, Weed yesterday. Miss Dorothy Sutter is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E. Mitchell, In Brock wayvllle this week. Frank Deltz, proprietor of the St. Elmo Hotel, of DuBols, was in Reyn oldsville yesterday. Miss Florence Kennedy, of Grove City, Is visiting ber aunt, Mrs. E. C, Burns, in this plaoe. 'Squire W. L. ' Johnston and wlf visited friends and relatives in Clarion county the past week. Samuel Wlsor was called to Johns town Saturday morning by the serious Illness of bis mother. Mrs. Win. Bennett will start to-day for Dunkirk, Iod., to spend several months with her parents. Miss Ella MoDonald, of Falls Creek Is visiting ber aunt, Mrs. . Richard Taafe, on Jackson street. Mrs. Dr. B. E. Hoover, who was called to Trade City Ave weeks ago by lllnoss of her mother, who dim a wjck later, returnnd to hor home In this plaoo Monday. Mrs. Thomns L. Mltoholl will go to Pittsburg to-morrow to visit Mrs. Nowoll Meeker several days. drier Clnwson, of Now Kensington, Is visiting tho fnnilly of his unolo, Holland Ulnwson, In this plueo. Irvln M. Rwnrtx, familiarly known ns Hobby" Swnrta, will go to Pittsburg to-morrow to spend the Fourth. Mrs. Press Illllard, of DuHots, visited hor mint. Mrs. P. Foloy. and other relatives In this place last week. Mrs. Allierl S. tVcmor has roturnod from a throe weeks' visit with hor pat ents at Cherrytreo, Indiana rounty. Dr. A. C. Wheeler, who had boon visiting nt Erie nnd Jin HontilT several weeks, returned to KoynoldHvllle Thurs day. John W. Fink, of Handy Uldgn, Pa., Is visiting his daughter In this plaoo. He will remain until the flint of next wook. Captain T. O. Reynolds enmo up from llnrrishurg Saturday evening to remain with his family until nflor tho Fourth of July. Miss Nrlllo Elder, of DuBols, wns the guest of her omiiln, MIhs Nellie Hteph onwio, m west Key nnldsvlllo over Sunday. Henry A. Hoed, of Manchester, N. H., II arrive In Hoymililsvllln to-morrow to visit, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J Van Rood. I. K. Hnylo and wife, of Tllniorshiirg, visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. noylo, near this plaoe tho past wook. A. P. Weltzol, foreman of the big mill at Hopkins, wont to Wllllamsport yesterday to spend tho Fourth of July with bis futility. MIbsos Margaret nnd Jennie Dally, of Penflold, have been the guests of their sister, Mrs. G. M. McDonald, In this plaoo povoral days. Misses Edlo M. Clark. Edyth Clark and Lulu Blaltk, who took a short term at Grove City College, returned to Roynoldsvlllo last Friday. Dr. James W. Coleman, of Jerome Arizona, who visited In this plaoo and Brookvlllo several weeks, started for bis homo Monday morning. Rev. Gonrge Irwin, of Cowansvlllo, and his sister, Miss Roso Irwin, of Tarentum, were visitors at J. C. Cor- bett'B during tho past woek. Thomas V. Hendrlck, an omployoo of Brookvlllo Hi )mlilinn)i, and Miss Mary Chosnutt, of Brookvlllo, visited Roynoldsvlllo friends Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landschutx, of Burlington, N. J., oro visiting tho latter purents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Snyder, In West Roynoldsvlllo. Miss Busslo J. Kyle, of Wllllamsport, Is vlBltlng Mrs. Magglo MKoo, on Worth stroot, and W. J. Thompson'! family In Washington township. Mrs. R. L. Brown wont to Now Kon slngton yostorday to visit hor mother, Mr. Brown will go down to New Kon slngton to-morrow to spend the Fourth J. Van Rued, manager of the Ply, mouth Rock Mining Company at Cat-tb ago, Mo., will arrive In Roynoldsvlllo to-morrow to spend a month with bis family. C W. Brooks, a glass blower, and family started for MeKeesport this morning, wbore tboy will remain until the next fire and then return to Royn oldsvlllo. Mrs. C. Bird Clark Is visiting ber parents at Brookvlllo, wbore she will remain until after tho Fourth. Mr, Clark will go to Brookvlllo to Bpend the Fourth. i Mrs. R. W. MolTett, of Attulla, Alabama, Mrs. E. Stephenson, Mrs. L. M. Weltzel and son. Karl, of Hoover- hurst, Pa., have visited at homo of J M. Stephenson and ye editor during the past week. Mrs, Paul Motzenthln, of Wheeling West Va., Is visiting her father, Henry Pi'ioster, in this plaoe. Mrs. Motzen thin has boon ill and she expoots to re. main here about three months to regain her health. Prof. J. Milton Lord and wlfo, of Oswayo, Pa., are visiting the former's mother, Mrs. Mary J. Lord, In this place, and It Is possible that tbey will remain here. Prof. Lord was principal of the Oswayo public schools five years, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Doroey, of Du Bols, Mrs. P. T. Nolan, of Johnson burg, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Kane and two sons, Earl and Edwin, of Toledo, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Nolan over Sunday. Misses Georgia Corbett and Ella E, Seoley will leave here at noon next Monday for Tawas City, Mlob., where they will spend several months with Miss Oorbett's sister, Mrs. J. L. Gra bam. The young ladles will make the trip from Buffalo to Tawas City on a toaster. Mrs. Edwin Bprsftiit wss Operated on rrldsy and Died Bstunlsy. Mrs, Edwin fl. Spisgiie, of Emorlek- vllle, took III on Humbly, .1 uno 22nd, and on Friday morning the due tor found that sho was In suoh a erltleal condition that nn operation was tho only possible hope nf saving hor life. Mint was taken to tho Adrian Hospital on tho noon train Friday and nn operation, for strangulated hernia, wns performed on hor ns soon as possible nftor arriving at hopltal. Saturday forenoon Mrs. Spraguo become iiiieonsolous and nt 4 no m. Saturday, Juno 2H'li, 111(12, tho silken thread of life was broken mid her spirit took Its lllght to the eternal world. Hor death was not only a shook and surprise to hor Immediate family, but to nil her friends and neighbor, many of whom did not know sbo was and those who did know It seemed to think she would undergo tho operation successfully. TbolMidynf Mrs. Spraguo was removed from the hospital to her homo Sunday. Funeral services were hold at the Fmnrlok vllle M. F, eliureh yostor day, Tuesday, afternoon, conducted by Rev. Alliert Sydow, pastor Kmorlek vllle M. E. church, nnd Interment, was iiiailo In the Hpragtm burying ground, nt Prospect, near Iliithmel. Hannah Luwhead whs horn at Clear field Oetols-r 7th, 1N.12. She wns tho oldest daughter of Nathan and Asomith Lawhead. Was married to Edwin fj. Spraguo NovomlMir 4th, IH77. Shu was a faithful mid eonslNtciit member of the Eiiiorlokvlllo MelbodlHt Eplseupal rlim eli, was an alTeolloiiaio wlfo and lov ing miittu r iinil a kind neighbor, a woman loved by all who became personally lie (polluted wllb lie r. Her Hidden and un expected death rust n gloom over ber friends and neighbor. The ileei iiK, i Is survived by hor bus baud nnd four sons, John, Harry, Frank nnd Ai, Mid two daughters, Martha and Kate Spraguo, and one grandchild. The family have the heartfelt sympathy of their friends nnd neighbor In their great loss. Luihetsn Services. Rev. J. W. Myers will proHch In tho Trinity Lutheran church at this place at 10.no a. in. next Sunday, July ()th, nnd at Chcsnut Grove ut 2.110 p. in. and at F.merlek vllle Lutheran church at 7. .'10 Sunday evening. Letter List. List of unclaimed letter remaining In tho postollloo nt Roynoldsvlllo, Pa., weok ending Juno 2H, 11102: Tom Shoal, K. P. Carl, W. T. Goes, Foreign Plnecl Sinibiildl, Antonio Coiitortuhblle, Say advertised and give date of list when calling for above. E. C. HUHNH, P. M. Excursion to Pittsburg. Tho Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway will glvo special excursion rates to Pittsburg July .'led nnd 4th, good to return July 6th, as follows for round trip: Reynoldsvillo. M.75, Falls Crook M.75, DuBols .l.7"i, Sykesvllln M.55, Big Run M.!tt. All dress goods will bo rtducod to I actual cost Ht, J. J. Butters, July 7, 8, II. Unlimited choice of any Men's oxford shoes in tho house were f2.r0, S.'l .00, W.no, now $2.00. Blng-Stoko Co. A new selection of neckwear just received at Mllllrens. Men's enameled shoos at D. Nolan's shoe store for $2.60, formerly sold for $:i00and$:i60. Our lee creum soda looks liko 30c only five. Reynolds Drug Storo. Carpet samples below cost atPrlostor Bros.' furniture storo. Tho 20 coot dinners at The City Hotel restaurant are spoken of highly. Ten models lo Amorlcan Lady corsets just received at Mllllrens. Want Column. KittoH: One eent pur word for each and svury HiHeriion. Lost Pair of oyo glasses yesterday A reward of $1(00 will be paid for same at this offlco. For Sulo FIoiiso and lot on Hill street at a bargain. Inquire of R. A Hildebrand. For Sttlo One house and an acre of land In Prcsoottvillo. Inquire of F. O, Corbett, Presoottvlllu. For Sale Town lots on Grant, Main Jackson, Church and Worth streets, Inquire of Mrs. J. L. Test. Belgian hares for sale. Fine stock prices very low. L. M. Snyder, Jack son st. For Sale Four lots corner 3rd and Hlllsts. Prloe from $250 up. City sewerage. Inquire of E. Neff. Wanted One million feet of oak bill lumber sawed to order. C. E. Andrews Lumber Co., New Bethlehem, Pa. For Sale A seven room house, lot 60byl50foet, la West Reynoldsvllle. M. E. Weed. For Rent-Good bouse near tbe glass plant. Inquire of E. Neff. For Sale Two lots on Male street. Inquire of H. J. Hughes. SK'cial Mrsi.lN Mnki'.hwp.ah Sale. STORE This gigantic business licgnn as n Men's i. ml Hoys' Clothing Store. The Glorious Fourth only 2 days off. Arc you ready for it, or do you need a new Suit, Hat, Shirt or Shoes to complete your attire, to fittingly celebrate the occa sion, tSt4AS Men's Summer Shirts. i HO cent Negligee Shirts ; colored Madras shirts with sep arate culls. A good lot of patterns to select from. $1 .00 Mouarcli Shirts that arc not equalled. Tans, greens, blues, ox bloods and striies. More Straw Hats. To be sold at a sacrifice. Cool weather is in your favor. See our selection of rough braids at GO cents. Men's Summer Shoes and Stylish Oxfords r For Men, Women and Children. This great shoe store car ries with it certain advantages that shows in every shoe we sell. J no. Kelly's famous Oxfords for $2.00. Could not be reg ularly sold at that but that is our lookout. Itostonian Shoes for men ; shoes that fit and something honest in shoe making. Hoys,' Misses and llabies' Shoes something serviceable. Made of chrome calf or a fine vici kid. All sizes and all prices. Kelly Oxfords. We arc' showing ten new lasts in the well known Kelly oxford. 1'erhaps you will need n pair for the Fourth. Here they are: $2,00 Pair. Light vici stock in the new toes and heels. Turn soles ; welt soles with patent tips. $2.25. Mannish lasts, and more dainty ones, too. AH Widths, A to EE. $2.50. Uuys one of the new Paris lasts ; in every size and width. VI5KY Sl'KCIAL: We sell the genuine patent kid oxford at $2.2f. Others ask $3.00. $3.00. Iluys the best high shoe and oxford tic in the house. Remember all our shoes are guaranteed not to be pieced vamps. Other advertised shoes at $3.00 are. Hosiery for the Fourth. "We keen adding new things to our hosiery line and keep only the Iicst designs. 10c pair bring a better hose for ladies than you can else where. 15c. Some new designs just received in the new purple and fancy black and white. 2.rc. Here are the swell things. Pure white drop stitch, white with black polka dots ; red, gray and light blue. Children's hose in the following colors, drop stitch and lain ribbed at 15c a pair: luc and tan. Fans 500 at 5c each, large and small size. Others at 10, 20, 35, 40, 50, and 75 cents, $1.00 to $3.00. Summer Underwear. Halbriggan real worth 39c, our special price, 25c. Light weight shirts and drawers of fine cotton ; long sleeves ; shirts and drawers with pearl buttons, French ex tension band and double gussets. Something extra at 50c. Correct Style in Leather Belts. Dark and light colors, solidc leather, with special mount ings, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. Trunks. . Flat top trunks with hard wood strips, canvas covered, iron bound, brass lock, heavy strap binges ; one and two trays with large hat tray. 30, 32, 34 and 36. $2.50, 3.00, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, $10.00. Fancy Half Hose All colors in plain or fancy drop stitch effect. All new just the thing to be worn with oxfords. 25 and 50 cents. MIlSSIES BIG DEPARTMENT STORE. Reynoldsville, Pa. j "The store that undersells." Trpnks, Suitcams and Traveling ISaus. The good clothing foundation is what lite larger business is built upon. Red, black, white, pink, light Fans j Fans
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