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complete ami best lino of suit;
v. m i i s we have ever produced. It is a wonderful
: !' UeaiJy-to-Wear Clothinir. Our Keasonahle
.i i! square dei'mir, have always attracted the bright
in.st tlviiiir purchaser to OUR store. J'o appreciate
;H ts vi. u should come and examine for yourself our
Assortment of Suits and Overcoats for Fall and
it, aiid we will pay your faro to Sunbury if your
i m- amount to ten dollars or more.
Brosius
iro.s
Sunbury, Pa.
FALL
WfflTE
MILLINERY.
We are now allowing tlie"niost complete and
Hest Line of Miliiiiery we have ever shown. Our
UEASOXABLK PKKT.S mid Honest Dealing has
attracted Ladies from i v -rywhere, not only Ladies
from this county, onto hers unwell.
We are after you tr deand if you will give
us a trial we will try '. ... J to please you.
HAS OUR JUKPUTATION FOB,
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( "Mi: axi si;k and j.k ro.vi(T.i of the?'-: facts.
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Trimmed Hats at ')i eents and
upwards.
LA 1)1 FS Illaek Silk H-it-i i...ili. iv.. 'i
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! IIATS I !
Whet ILits, Zil.iline Hits, IJeaver Hats, French Felt Hats, Silk Hats
1uMi Hais, rhi.icllu Hats, Cluny Lute Hats and others.
Trimmings Used!
'MrHi F.uiIi.ts. Hirds, Wings, F.grettes, Poi)ons, Flowers, Foliage
ornami'iits. Kitibons, Plushes, Mirror Velvets, Paon
N'elvits, Silk Velvets, Velveteens
and Silks.
? Beaatiftil Sire of Iibborp,
T'dfata llil Ih,ii. Xo. 40, at 15 Cents per Yard. Colors, lilaok. Navy
Cardinal, I.t. Iliuc, Pink, Turquoise, White, Chaiupaigne, and Tan.
SILKS FOR WAISTS.
Childrens Cream Silk Caps.
Childrens Wool Caps.
Notions :
LADIES KID
gloves
n AATVf 1 ITI r1 1 1 P CI ot P1 wu and"' iter, caused
A LUUUj AWU UALt Mlhr flood to tH Del-
uvwwr iuii viaajiy I ware riTer. The highest point of th.
lifnrn TAIiTITO to'n WM on'r three feet above th.
II IvLIjII 1 U W li J t flood ,n 8ome of tae 8trets- The south-
nu wuuu ui ias wwa was nooaea
to
A Terrific Storm Raged Along
Atlantic Coast
LOSS RUNS INTO MILLIONS
Paterson, Passaic and Burlington, N.
J., Suffer Heavy Damage.
WRECKS ALONG VIRGINIA COAST
Paterson. N. J., Oct 12. For 4S
hours Paterson was at the mercy
of the Passaic river. The waters have
maintained a height sufficient to cut
the western half of the city from the
eastern half and almost all means of
communication by bridges have been
destroyed. Two bridges above the falls
depth of from two to six feet, and
iruch of the surrounding country was
also under water. In East Burlington
it is estimated that 90 per cent of
the houses are Inundated. Many fam
ilies are in want of food, and the mayor
and the chief of police made a tour
of some of the streets in a batteau
and furnished food to ti.ose in need.
The town was entirely cut off from
communication except by telegraph and
telephone, and unless the water re
cedes soon there will be a general
scarcity of food. No trains are run
ning on the Camden and Amboy divi
sion of the Pennsylvania railroad,
which passes through here.
The water rushed down the main
street so rapidly that people who
navigated through the town in boats
had a difficult time of It Some
buildings have become undermined,
and unless promptly repaired will
remain. Seven other bridges In the . probably collapse. The flood cut a new
city have been carried away, and t channel back of the town, washins j
their loss alone is $500,000. The inun- away thrrc wagon roads and the Mt.
aatlon of the low lying districts of the , Holly bridge.
city has r-'snlteii In Inconceivable Five persons were rescued from a
damage to property. j fitting house In the Delaware river
All day long boatmen were at in :i,t of hundreds of onlookers. The
work re3culns people from the flooded building was a two-story frame struct
riistricts. The suffering In the First j ure of Florence, near her. It had
and Secend wards has been intense, as been surrounded by water, and its oc
it was almost impossible to reach the ! cupanfs (ought refuge in the upper
residents there. Several hundred per-1 story. Without any warning it broke
sons were removed from houses com-! from its foundations, and before the
pletely surrounded by the flood and j five persons could escape was carri "d
ready to collapse at any moment. A j into the Delaware river and down the
dozen more of these houses later did stream. 'A party of men met the
collapse and floated down the stream. house off this town and took two men
The damage to mill property Is , from the roof. They broke off shingles
two days. Nearly all of the female
residents of the town have left on re
lief trains, taking their children with
them; most of the male population
has remained to save what personal
property they cnn. All the hotels have
been seriously damaged, one of them,
the Eastern Shore Hotel, having col
lapsed. . Many cottages have been
either washed from their foundations
or practically ruined. House boats
have been deserted and floated away
from their moorings.
Shipping In the bay also sustained
great damage, but as far as known no
casualties have resulted. Captain J.
J. Dun ton. of the Ocean City life sav
ing station, and his crew rendered
great assistance to those who decided
to leave. Captain Dunton said that it
Is the worst storm he has experienced
In the IS years of his connection with
the service. He has advised all per
sons to leave for inland points. The
monetary loss cannot be estimated un
til the waters recede.
a ooiler explosion at the stave mill
of the Standard Oil Company at Croas-
vllle, Tenu.. killed one man and fa
tally tniured two others.
Averl
Doctors first oresewT
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral oyJ
fin Ti VJvk
Cherry
Pectoral
rely upon it for colds, coufk
bronchitis, consumption
They will tell you hov ti
heals inflamed lungs.
" I ti1 Tery bad cough for thrw
Then 1 triad Arer'i Chcrrv I'ectunl ii
ImifK wen toon healed and 1117 cough dtjj
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Old Coughs
1 One Ayer's Pill at bedtime inS!
a natural action next morn!.
chiefly from the submersing of por
tions of plants and great quantities
of products. Thousands of men, wom
en and children will be out of employ
ment for a long time and It seems alto
gether probable that this flood wIIJ
cause to tile city of Paterson a greater
direct loss of money and property
than the fire of nearly two years ago.
The gross loss then was $6,000,000,
with an Insurance of more than $4,
000,000. The loss today Is estimated
at considerably more than $2,000,000,
with no insurance.
Over 500 families are homeless. Of
these about 150 families are being
sheltered In the Apollo Hall, whllo
the others will be taken care of in
the armory.
The city of Passaic passed a sleep
less night, It being feared that the
Dundee dam would give way. That
would have relieved the river at Pat
erson at the expense of the cities be
low. Fortunately, however, Dundee
dam -Is still Intact. The suffering in
Wellington and Duttonvllle has been
very great, as no relief has been able
to reach these places. All through
this district houses and outbuildings,
together with a great quantity of dead
stock, may be seen floating about
Twenty -ftvo fcriasea aie do-wii in
Passaic and Sussex counties on the
Susquehanna railroad. Street Com
missioner Brett fears that many
houses on River, Main and West
streets will fall.
BURLINGTON, N. J., INUNDATED
Nearly the Entire City Under Water
and Food Scarce.
Purli:;.-lnn. . J.( Oct. 12. This
town is siirteriim from the worst flood
in its history, aunrovimntelv four-fifths
from the top of the house and rescued
two children and the mother from the
attic. They were landed here.
At Atlantic City.
Atlantic City, N. J., Oct. 12. The
storm did very little damage today. It
took away a little more of Young's
Pier and a part of the Inlet wharf. At
South Atlantic City it toppled over the
Elephant Hotel, so that the elephant
S3 on his knees. At Longport Con
gressman Ilutler's cottage was under
mined, as was also the Crab cottage.
A portion f the boardwalk at Img
port was also swept away. A train
going to Brlgantine was stalled by a
washout above Port Republic. A
wrecking train was sent there, and
found all the passengers safe, but the
locomotive stalled.
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
l'.uttcr IS Wheat Tt
KjlKS 21 llye f
Onions T0 Corn li(
I,:ml 12 pais "0-:)."i
Tallow H 'Potatoes 10
Chickens.... 10 jlJran per 100. 1.10
Sulc 12 MiMliiigsM 1 20
hi:.iller '2 I Chop 1.20
Ham IT) Klourperhhl 4.00
I'lick wheat, f0.
Guaranteed, to wear. Ladies and Childrens Wool
rolf glove, all colors. Ladies and Gents Neck Wear and Hosiery. Ladies
1'iiderwear, Union Suits, Vesta, Hateen and wool petticoats Muslin JXight
4owo, Kiiibed Corset Covers, Fleece Lined. Handkerchiefs Scarfs, Laces,
.Embroideries, Cluny Laces, and many other goods which we will cheerfully
Krxw you if you will call and inspect. You are always welcome. Tuaukitg
you for past patronage. I remain very respectfully,
L. DUNKELBERGER
How's This?
We oiler one Hundred dollars
reward for any case of Catarrh thai
cannot he cured l.y Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., lrops.,Tole
do. O. We the undersigned, have
known F. J. Cheney for the last J15
years and liel'ieve him perfectly hon
orable in ull business transactions
and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
West ov Truax, wholesale drug
gist, Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan
it Marvin, wholesale Druggist, To
ledo O.
Hall's Catarrh cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system price 75c per bottle sold by
all Druggist. Testimonials free.
Hall's family pills ure the best.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
Taught quickly and thoroughly at "tiiall
eoau We train student tne war oSJAala
want thm trained. Big demand for oiwra
ton. Good paring poaitlont guaranteed to
all graduate, or money refunded.
Iliuatraud catalogue mailed VBEE. .
Settera Staee) ef Telegraphy, Sea M li eme, fa,
COA0T STREWN WITH WRECKAGE
Damage to Shipping Along Virginia
Coast Will Be Heavy.
Norfolk. Va., Oct. 12. The Virginia
coast from Cape Henry to Dam Neck
Mills. 12 miles south, is strewn with
the wreckage of several ill-fated craft
All communication with thp seashore
is cut off, but it is known that three
vessels have1 been wrecked and sev
eral lives lost Of the coal barges
Ocean Belle and Georgia nothing is
now left except mites of wreckage on
the shore. Captain George H. Adams
and Seaman Charles Peters were
drowned, while Joseph Peters, Peter
Lopoa and M. Payne owe their lives to
the heroism of Surfman Charles Capps.
of life saving station No. 2. All these
men were on the Ocean Belle, and
when this barge was dashed ashoro
the waves swept her decks clear of
rigging and chow. Capps plunged into
the surf, and after desperate struggles
brought nil three men to land.
The three -masted s l.ocner Nellie W.
Howlett. Captain flrecn, lumber
laden, from Pcnsacola, Is n total wreck
on the coast three miles from Dam
Niek .Mills. The crew Is s i'".
The passenger steamer r .lorted off
shore In a dangerous poslii was the
Old Dominion steamer Hiiulllen, from
New York. The Hami!'"n reached
Norfolk after a terrible experience in
the gale. The sUnnier was not dam
ngod to any great extent, but the suf
fering of the passengers, particularly
those In the steerage, was heart-rending.
Locked in the bowels of the plung
ing and lurching ship, those foreign
ers, men, women and children, became
panic-.stric k( n, and their shrieks of
terror could be heard above the gale.
Many of them were bruised by the
tossing of the boat, and three received
fractured limbs, aside from other
hurts.
Among the first-class passengers the
fear of death In the storm was as
great as among those below. Life
preservers were worn constantly by
nearly every or.c, and some women be
came hysterical and collapsed.
A tour of the coast revealed scenes
of havoc In the path of the gale. At
Ocean View the immense pleasure
pier is a total wreck, and the damage
to the club houses, cottages and ex
tensive bulkheads will run far into
the thousands. The handsome new
home of the Hampton Roads Yacht
Club is one of the worst sufferers, but
all along the bay shore the damage
is great. At Cape Henry tne bay and
ocean beach is covered with the wreck
age from small craft, and the mam
moth double-decked pavilion is badly
damaged. The loss at Virginia Beach
exceeds that of any other place here
abouts. The wide boardwalk, extend
ing for two miles along the ocean
front. Is practically demolished, the
portions left standing being in such a
condition as to require rebuilding.
Cottages are partly unroofed and
porches washed away by the sea that
threatened to engulf the entire resort
BIG DAMAGE AT OCEAN CITY, MD.
Many Buildings Wrecked and Women
and Children Fleeing For Safety.
Ocean City, Md., Oct . 12.--Hurrfr
canes and high tides have done great
damage to this citv durlnar the nasi
The Pfloi Man's Chi
uu
Is now or never. He must make the best of his iim., . ,
He must have it in a safe place, where he can put his hand mi it J
needed.
IE ME HIH TIE CHANGE.
Infer
si
3 per Oent.
We invest his money for him give him every time 3 mr
interest on ucposit lie leaves in our care ; ana nana mm over Ins priw
pal when demanded.
We can pay his rent educate his children on a sumll savj
from his earnings every month.
Investigate our claims it's worth your while.
M
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Hello Central
Give Me
EBRIGHTS STORB
Where are you goinjr to buy your Fall and Winter gooiU?
At Ebright's at Aline, Pa.
Why do you buy there ? Because Ebright carrier tin?
largest and best slock to select from, and he is al.-o tin1
cheapest. You should sec his 2s'EW STOCK, it is ju-t
lovely, and I never saw so many Outings, Gingham-,
Flannels and Calicoes and he has the nicest Dress (lo !
and Waistings.
Ornaments for Trimmings.
Ready-made SI1IUT WAISTS, SKIRTS and a l.u-u
variety of Ladies and Misses COATS, and the l'L'l!
COLLARS, the prettiest you ever saw and so many.
AT EBRIGHT'S STORE, you can find anything you want.
Red Blankets, Haps, Spreads, Lap Robes, Horse Blankets
He carries the best Freed & Forney SHOES, Ball Band RI T
BE11S. Flooi and Table Oil Cloth and Linoleums, you
can't find a better selection any where. " Weill am going
to buy my Winter supply there too and you hear must
everybody say they are going to Aline.
H. A. EBRIGHT.
4 FULL QUARTS
Pennsylvania RYE or BOURBO
For $3.00
7 Years Old
7 Years Oil
Our Reference : Any
Merchant in Pittsburg.
Express charges prepaid to your nearest station; All goods p
in plain sealed cases.
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it cheaper from us, and we guarantee it to give satisfaction. If n
please you it won't cost you a cent. J
This Whiskey is aged in the wood and is ther fre ltlC'H,
and MELLOW, and is therefore adapted for Medici . I and HoM
purposes. Send us a trial order and if you are not sati-fied we w"
fund the money.
We carry in stock all grades of Wines, Whiskey, etc. Send f
private price list. Special inducements for Club orders.
iMorris Forst 8c Cc.X-'
i OCT Cor. 2d Ave. and Sraithfieltl St,
eptf. 07. Pitfabn