ATHIHLMMi MOMENT
THE DARINC ACT OF HEROISM OF
AN OIL WELL 8HOOTER.
H in athI llrlt ltii In the Oriimi Hi-tnrrn
Life nil Umlli, With Mature In llin
Boi ntnl Twenty 4)imrt f VIItw -lywrln
ttnlng rrvlre ft tlir Ilnll.
Oho of tho must thrilllifjj experlences
rpccirdcl in tlm iiiiiiiiIn nf Klmnti'iV ca
rpors wim tlint In which Dick Htiplrtnn,
mi nlil tinin J'.rndfunl ulionttr, playerl
the tulii nf lien . Ho ilnytil It Well too.
That tliceiisiitinitl (lr.iniiv iliil nut turn
out tn I Hi n trii.urtl.v in which nix lives
V( ro t;i!n ill the hint net Is 1uu to the.
ucrn'H funl linul, quick decision mid im
perii nerve, in tho fuce of nlinust cprtnin
death.
(SiiiKlctnn wns olio of tho tent known
flinntt'i'K in the Itrnilfuld field, lie lmd
nil thu qmilitlca which enter intn tho
jmiko up of u imccessful jiiKKler with
dentil's m;i'ii'ies. lie hnd flint hundreds
of wells mid tr:msiirted plyeerin nil
over ronds which at certain nensons
had no counterpart for nil rnnnil vil
Ininy any where, Imt his reckless i uiticu
and nlwnys averted cntiiNtroplin.
Ono day HiiiKleton started out to shoot
a well located near liradfnrd. Thu well
hnd been "drilled in" twoor three days
before, but tho shooter lmd been too
busy to put in n shot.
Arrived nt the well Singleton pro
ceeded to fill the shells with filycerin
from his cans. That is a proceeding of
oino delicacy, as glycerin allows no
liberties to be tuken with it Cure must
bo oxurcised in pouring the stuff froui
the cans into the shells.
The well wns about 1,800 feet deep,
and during thu interval since drilling
bud stopped about 1,00(1 feet of fluid
bud accumulated in the hole.
There wns nothing unusual about
that, but something unusual did hap
pen speedily and most inopportunely;
something calculated to turn ono's hair
gray ntid inako such an impression on
the memories of the men present as
time could not efface.
The glycerin shell had been lowered
several hundred feet, nnd Singleton wns
slowly playing out tho cunt, when ho
felt tho lino slacken. Immediately he
heard an oininouH roar. It was a sound
to appall the stoutest heart.
Tho well had started to flow I
tiiiiglctou knew the meaning of that
sound. Ho know that a column of oil
1,000 feet high, obeying tho impetus of
tho mighty forces of nature, then in
convulsion 2,000 feet underground, wns
forcing to tho surface with a velocity of
a cannon ball u shell containing 20
quarts of glycerin.
Ho realized that the propulsive eueigy
of that column of oil would project tho
ahull agnitt thu tlnilieii tif tho derrick
with tremendous forco. No need to
speculate on what would follow tho im
pact. All this was flashed upon t'iiipleton's
consciousness us ho stood lci.i:ing over
the hole. Tho thought flash and the
signal of peril wero coincident in point
of tiuio.
It was an awful moment such a
mom- -t as no man had ever experienced
and I. . .1 to describe.
Bingletou's companions understood
tho import of that terrifying sound,
Acting upon a natural impulse, they
turned tn lleo, seeking in flight tho
safety which they knew it wus futilo to
hopo for. Almost before, terror could
impart motion to their limbs tho catas
troplin would befall.
If Singleton had lost his head or hes
itated for only a fractional part of a sec
ond, six men would hnvo been blown
into eternity, and another horror would
have been added to tic? long li.-.t charged
to tho account of nitroglycerin.
I!ut ho did not lose his bend. Ho
knew that flight was useless. No timo
for that. Whether ho should run or
stay, death sceemd to be inevitable.
- If he should stay, thero was ono
chance only one. It came to Singleton
liko nu inspiration. The ono chance de
cided him. Desperate as it was u mil
lion to one that it would fail ho re
solved to take it.
Who enn say what passed through
tho man's mind during the iuappreciuhlo
fraction of time that he waited to put
bis plan into execution?
Perhaps Singleton himself could not
describe what his mental vision behold
in that brief interval between tho warn
ing and the appearance of the messenger
of eternity.
He was conscious of nothing but the
peril which was rushing upon him nnd
his companions and of tho stern resolve
to stand at his post and do all that he
roin manhood conld dq to avert the im
pending doom.
Men think quickly at such time. Sin
gleton's mind acted with the oelority of
lightning. His muscles obeyed the man
date of the will with electrio prompti
tude. He made bis title clear to heroism on
that eventful day. He braced himself,
and as tho shell shot from the hole he
throw bis arms around it, not knowing
but the sudden arrest of motion wonld
explode the charge and not knowing
that he oould bold the shell at alL
Desperation gave him strength.
There he stood, viotor over- death, sur
prised to find himself alive and smoth
ered in the thick, greasy fluid whioh
flowed from the well and foil in tor
rents upon him. But he held fast to the
prize whioh bis alert mind, quick eye
and prompt uction bad won in the
hand to baud grapple with the foroes of
destruction.
Singleton is still living somewhere
in the lower oil country, and ho occa
sionally tries his hand at a shot, but if
he should live until the final day of
judgment he could never forgot the day
. whon he played back stop in tho game
-between life and death, with nature in
the box and 20 quarts of nitroglycerin
doing service as a ball. St. Louis Re
public. The bandaging of the feet of Chinese
girl i Is begun in many cases at the age
of 4.
Kami to Win a Ring's Lot,
When Wilhelnilna, who Is snon to be
crowned queen nf the Netherlands, was
a child, her father often refused to see
her for days nt n time. This dislike of
the Innocent baby, which sho repaid
with n passionate devotion, was the re
sult of her being a daughter Im'ead of
a sou.
Willielmlim's tuother, Queen Emma,
grieved constantly over this unjust re
sentment, nnd slin finally planned n ruse
to win King William's favor for his
bnliy girl. Tho king wns very fond of
flower, and n bouquet of tho choicest
blossoms always adorned his breakfast
table. Oun morning at the matutinal
men!, us ho bent over to Inhale a groot
bank of roses which filled tho center of
the table, u baby faco peeped at him
from its midst and two soft arms crept
round his nock, while u tiny voice ex
claimed, "Oh, papa, tako me out of tlin
flowers, they prick mo so." And tho
king, so runs tho story, took her in his
arms nnd loved her ever after.
f'lKtnlM Pnnulnr.
Twenty-five and 110 will intmnerad'i
as "sweet 10" nnd "bread nnd butter
14" this summer. You will hardly
credit this, but it is nevertheless tho
fact. In "pigtails, " "Oretchen hrnids, "
whatever you pleasn to call thorn, but
sure enough braids two of them, fnll
ing down tho back the modern girl is
to appear from now on in tho country
in tho mornings.
Of course after lunch she will put up
her hair in tho most proper anil precise
coiffure.
What is accomplished by wearing the
hair in long braids is that it is given
what is known as n "rest." Hair ex
perts hnvo now developed tho theory
that u good rest about onco a yenr is
what a head of hair needs. New Vork
Herald.
Women In Krllef Work.
The efforts of tho various relief or
ganizations that hnvo been formed
among women's clubs nro confined to
the most practical methods. It is sig
nificant of tho experience of tho women
at organized work that they havo un
dertaken these measures in such a
promptly eflic lent fashion. Cool bended
women, accustomed to committee work,
have brought quick order out of apparent
chaos in the embarrassment of volun
teer service, ami a prompt, discriminat
ing judgment has rnpldly produced tan
gible results. Tho imprncticnl womnn
who has occasionally presented herself
hns been quickly suppressed, nnd the
work in nil its phases hns gone ahead
with most cominendablo dispatch and
efficiency. Now York Post.
Chin Bilk Costs.
Tucked into n silk retlcnlo no bigger
thnn the bag that holds her bnth spongo
tho smart traveler carries her new and
Improved waterproof coat. It is made
of n taffeta impervious to water or a
perfectly soft Chineso silk that is treat
ed so that it is as wnter tight as a guttn
perohn bowl. Patterned exactly on tho
form of n mendicant monk's brown
robo, tho silk rain coat covers the wearer
from neck to heels nnd is tho coolest,
lightest protector yet invented. Tho
sleeves fall awn" from tho wrist or can
be buttoned tightly nhout tho hnnd, and
n hood nt tho buck can bo drawn up to
protect without, in tho loast crushing the
most frngilo hat.
A Woinun's Rcientlflo Expedition.
Miss Ilaslio, tim Scotch lady who is
undertaking a scientific expedition to
tho south seas, hopes to tako meteoro
logical observations in addition to mak
ing scientific collections. Miss Princ e,
a well known botanist, will accompany
Miss I lustio on her trip. Conehology
and anthropology will be studied as
well us botany. Tho ladies intend to
visit the New Hebrides, tho 1'riendly
and other islands in that latitude. Fif
teen members uro joining the expedi
tion, for which n bnrkentiue is being
fitted in Sydney harbor.
Tho Flag Girl.
The flag girl is coming on nicely.
Cut this one wns just a little more be
flagged than usual. She wore a stock of
whitu satin ribbons, patterned with Old
Glory and so tied that' no less than
three separate rows of flags ran around
her neck. Down the middle front plait
of her patriotio shirt waist were pinned
a doxen or so small flag brooches. The
pockctbouk she carried in her hand was
stamped with (lugs. And she had to
flag the conduotor of the cable car when
sho wanted to alight, because she could
only speak German.
Tho NawMt Not Paper.
The newest wartime note paper is
mottled gray and bright blue, orna
mented with miuiuture ships, portraits,
etc, in the upper left hand corner. The
boxes for this patriotio paper are unique.
They are seven inches high and ton
Inches long, exactly in the form of a
tent and covered with canvas. One end
is of cardboard, with a picture of a sen
tinel. The other shows the opening of
tho tent, laced across with red, white
and blue silk cord to keep the paper
from fulling out.
Follies of tho Bathing Season.
Tho women who have the run of tho
$100 per season bathing booths on the
beach fouced off by tho oxclusives have
devised a new custom. Thoy are going
in the surf with all the jewelry on and
decked as if for an afternoon reception
or a ball. Some maidens of tho smart
sut uro giving matinees in bathing
dresses of elaborate mako, wearing white
inousquotaire gloves and a profusion of
jewelry. Now York Lottur.
The Latest Is Expanrira,
Ojainoo is tho latest novelty In orna
mental ware from ttoheuiia. It ropro
luces the antique in form, uud, liko the
Phoenician glass, as we know it in the
Cesnola onlliihtion. hns Ira
minuted by prismatio colors. The price
si eaon article, wnetner vase, Jar or
bowl, varies, according to its size, from
I860 to 50.
F. A. CLARK'S
Restaurant
and
GoniBGtionerij.
Fruits and vegetable in pen
non. Next door to post
ollice, Main St., Reynolds
ville, Pa.
.If iv tit. for
IhilUHS HTI'AM LA f.MUti'
iiikI PITTSHVitU lUtST.
II. 1). CLARK,
Manager.
COMMISSIONERS' - SALE
-
OF -
Seated and Unseated Lands.
In iiiirsiitnifp of nn Act nf Assembly, tlic Cniiiiiilssliiticrs will offer for sale, at their office
111 Hnnikvllle, .letterson i-miuly, I'll., on
Thursday, September 15, IOQ8,
At 10 o'clock A. M., the following tracts of Hented and (Tnseiited Lands, iiiircliiiscd hy tho
County t'ointiilssionei's til Trcnsiirct-'a Kale of IxiHI:
SEATED LANDS.
Yenr.
Names of Owners.
II. 9t
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MM, M4, "lift
MIS, MM
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MIJ, MM, MIS
MM, MM), Mil
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I Mr'
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Ml-.', MM
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MB, MM, MM
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1MM
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H2, MM, MM, Mi:
MM, MO
MM, MM
MM, MM
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IB, MM, MM, MO
IB. MM, MM. Mi"
IB, MM, MM, MiS
Mm. MM
MB. MM
I sir'
.Incksoii Cook
It. Hlmpsiiti
S. A. Wisiils
Hamticl II. Other
S. H. Outliers
Harrison Kvatis
Thomas Malyc n
.foh li Williams
.Itinies M liter
Iiihn Nihil
l-'raiicls Johnson
Charles A nilerson. . . .
Charles Anderson
Charles Anderson
Thomas Train
A. V. Corheii, mill
(I. V. Leslie
.Inliii II. Illmlerlller....
.lames Miller
II. M. Mailln
lien. M. Mi'lloiialil
s. M. Meliinialil
W. C. Adams
V. II. .1. Mn lln
.1. W. Miller
Herbert Moore
lames Humphrey, timber
Joshua Liniu, Ks. ....... .
Hr. T, .1. II ell
Win. I'hller
I'm iik Knfsky
.1 times I Non, mln
Jacob LeldwaiiKel
tlordon A: While
Ilarvev llohr
Mrs. Julia Mai l
John .1. MeCrelcht, mln.
(Irani lilioilds
.1. L. Hyphen
I'raiiels smith
Samuel Vohc, Kst., mill.
Samuel Ihov.'h, surface.
ICeubeli Morley
Henry Million
UNSEATED
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IsllS
IMlft
l4
SM, IMIS
lsIM
IMIS
IWM, ISMS
I MM
I MM
IMM
IMM
A. Co
II. !. fleck, l-.sl
Jacob Mlnlfh
coal of
Lot
A Intel son A- Ycnucy
K. II. A A. Kelt.
K. Weler. timber
Thus. I'alsley, I'hlllll st...
A 1 1 1 1 1 1 - It. Test. JneUsoll si
Mrs. Kale H. Marllu
Hi-. A. M. Clark, mln., 2742
44,
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MIS
Wilulill-.il. .t lioi'lnull.A
Sa me
Same
2sss,
IMIS
I MIS
J'.n.ii,
2Mi,
Attest John Davis, Clerk.
Coniinlssloneis' (llllce, llrnokvlllo, I'll., AilKUst 1st, isim.
JOB WORK!
-THK-
Job Work Department
OF-
The Star Office
Is replete with the Latest
Styles of Types.
bought tg'nst
"Hello, Torn!
You look tick
what's the
trouble?"
"Yes, I am
ikk. Sick of
this fult I
your better
advice. Here
after my
clothes, like
yours, will be
MADE TO ORDER BY
EDWARD . STRAUSS & CO.
Aaerioa't Papular Tallort, Chicago. ,
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical ftorse-stioer
And General Blacksmith.
llorst) Hlloclllir (lime III flip neiiteui tmiiitter
nnd liy Hie IntcM lrn;mi il mil hulls. He
!: I rliiu of nil kiMils curcfullv nnil promptly
UollB. HATISKACTION tillAHASTKKII.
HORSE CLIPPING
lluvo .lust tecelvi'd a complete sol of tnn
eliltie heme clippers of latest si vie MIS iKittcrn
mil ii in iircpmcil to On cllpplm; in I lie best
possible innmicr Ml. leiisoimlile Miles.
.tiiekson Ht. near fifth, lleynoldsvllle, 'u.
fubacrlbr for
The -X- Star,
If you want the News.
L.or Acres
Locality.
Tax nnd
Costs.
HaYhctl township.,
$ ;i :m
4 HI
II Ml
3 77
4 :m
4 07
I 71
:i rut
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2 72
111 4S
il 41
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II & L
Illu Itun horouuli....
llrtHikville boroiiL'h.
iciayville. iMiroiiith...
Kldred township
MeCalmoiit township.
I'iniM-reek township. . . ,
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Lot
II A- ,
II L
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Lot
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II. V I.
liiltiiiuold township... .
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Warsaw town-hip
Lot
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411
Washington township.
Wliislow township
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Young township. .. .
LANDS.
iiii
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(iaskill township
K nn township, .
2ii
1-10 4
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N.i II
IMneeri ek township. . .
lieynoldsvllle horouirh.
Hose township
Snyder township
Washington township .
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mln.
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W. C. til IIH,
J. J. JIIMII-iHMTKII,
I 'oiiiily CiiinmlsHliinors.
Neat Work Done
on Short Notice!
That's Just It!
You can't always toll by the looks
of a garment bow long It Is going
' to wear.
WIlU Not
gut tho WEAR an well as tho looks
whon you can havo both at tho sumo
PrlCB. $12.00 U tho staitinR
point of thoso
Edward E. Strauss & Co.'s
Famous Custom Tailored
Suits and Overcoats .
with an Ironclad guarantee thrown
In free.
It Will Fail YOU to examine this
lino and loavo your order for ono of
thoBO linmlsomo gurmonts.
Gall on
MILLIREN'S,
JlIivS'OLDSVlLLE, FA.
1., 1 S s in
to 72
II XI
11 s-J
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4:1 ;b
1:1 sj
In IM
71 IM
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in 78
JJEECH CREEK RAl-LTlOAl).
New York Central & Hiidton River R. R. Co,.
CONIIF.VHKD TIME TABLE.
RRAII I'P
F.xp Mull
NojlTNo wl
BKAI) DOWN
Ki Mull
Nn ,111 Nciitll
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l.v N. V.VlH tlllniliillll Ar II 40
t4:m liiiLv..N.Y.vliil,lillii..Aibl0 40 JliliO
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Dully tt eek-dnys Him pTn siuiuliiyii
; Hi V. ti ni Pitmliiv
"ti" Tlirouuh tiiecienitein ttnvelluK via I'lill
ll(lelililtl 1111 l'.'.4:i i In 1 III 1 11 from MVIIIIlltn
lirl. Will elillimoeilM Ht lllllltinKdlHI St-
riiiliiilelililii.
I-OIMHI -riONS.-At WmiimiHtmn with
l'lilliulelihliiAlieiulliiKl(.U. Al. .lewy Pliinn
wllh lull Hi 00k Kiillwnv. At Mill
Hull with tvntrnl Unlliimd of 'I'eniisrlrnnln.
At l'MIIiuhiitir with I'ennsvlviiiiln ftniiniiid
mid AltiNiiuiA: I'lilllpvliurir t'oiiiieelliiir II. K.
At ( leiirlleld with H11II11I0, ItiK-liester ft
rilthiirch Ittillwtty. At Mnluiirev imd
I'lll Ion wild ( unilillll A (leiirlleld I'llvlKlmi
of I'elinsylviiiilu liallriiiKl. At Mnliliflfev with
rennsylviinlu ti Norlh-Westein Kiiiliimcl.
A. (1. I'AI.MKIt. F. K. IlKUIUMAN,
Htiperlniendent. Oen'l I'iih. Aitt.
I'lill.Klel.ililK, I'll.
DR. HENRY BAXTER'S
MANDRAKE
BITTERS,
CURES CONSTIPATION
AND BILIOUSNESS.
A delightful tonic and lax
ative. Can bo taken by young
and old. 2s o dieting necessary.
, Eat anything you like and
plenty of it. Builds up "ran
down" peoplo making them
well and vigorous. Try it.
At Druggists. Only 9Be per bottle.
Henry, Johnson & Lord! Propi,, Burlington. Vt.
For kuIo by II. A. Stoke.
gmmmmmminfmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmn
I N. HANAU 1
Great Reduotion
V
Iii All-wool Summer Clothing, Scotch Plaids
iitid Check Suits you can save from 10 to 20
er cent. Mtu'rt $5.00 Suits, now 3.50.
" Men's All-wool 7.00 and 8.00 Suits', now
5.50. Men's All-wool !. 00 to 12.00 Suits,
7.00 to W.OO. J u Youths' Suits you can
pavB the same reduction.
Straw Hats Price.
EE Nice Over Shirts, with white band, 23c.
j SUMMER DRESS GOODS
S Organdy, was 15
" . " 10c.
Challies, "5c.
riiiuitiiiiiaiitiainiuuimmiuiiiimiiiHiiiiumiiiiuiumiiK
Dry Goods
Clothing
Mld-Sumimner sale
Announcement.
In order to fully appreciate the bargains we are
offering in all lines of staple and fancy wares, it is only
necessary to call at our store, where you will soon be con
vinced that we are
66
Rock
in prices on high grade goods. You will find an immense,
carefully selected stock from the best markets in the world
and we guarantee '
Satisfaction
with every purchase. It will be to your advantage and we
will be pleased to have you call.
. JEFFERSON SUPPLY CO.,
GUOCERIKS
AND
Provisions
PLEASANT AVE.,
REYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A.
AliLEO ITENYVALLEY RAILWAY
COMPANY. In effect Sunday,
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HAVII) Mc'AK(i(l.GFi,t,. Ropt.
JAS. P. ANHKHSON Oiw'i. I'aw. Apt.
I'lTTHHUHO, PA.
i 1). Dccmcr & Co.,
Dealers in
DRY GOODS,
Notions,
Clothing, Gents'
Furnishing
Goods,
Shoes, &c.
to 18c, to-day 10c. 3
I
" 6i, 7ic 3
" 4c. 3
Hats, Caps,
Boots
and Shoes
Bottom
J9
Hardware,
Furniture,
and House
Furnishings
V.-