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ft Little ot Everything.
'A Noble Outcast."
Now for sleighing parties.
Saturday l groundhog day.
"A Noblo Outcast" Fob. th.
The Wlnslow township school boa id
lit at Frank's Tavern Saturday.
The Indications Bra favorable UiIh
ornlng for excellent sleighing.
'several new members wore Initialed
the Elk lodge last Thursday evening.
About fifty employes of the silk mill
off duty on account of having the
Hp.
The Democrats ot West Rcynoldovlllo
111 hold thnlr primary olucilon thin
enlng.
About a dozen parents and patrons
sited the Wont Rnynoldsvlllo schools
st Wednesday.
Howard St Curing's moving pictures
1 the Reynold" opera house to-morrow,
hurray, evening.
A numbor of our merchants are muk-
Jig clearance sales and giving the public
ktraordlnary bargains.
The Prohibitionists of West Reyn
Idsvllle will hold their primary elee
on Thursday evening.
There was good slulghlng on Main
Itreet Sunday and the jingle of sleigh
Veils was heard all afternoon.
An I. O. O. F. lodgo was Instituted at
k.ntla, this county, last week. The
Judge starts with 25 uiomber.
Staff Captain March, of Now York
city, will lead a special mooting at Sul
atlon Army hall this evening.
You will be sorry if you don't hear
he Temple Mulo Quartet In Assembly
air oil Thursday evening, Jan. 31.
The RoynoldBvlllo Milling Company's
uilding Is about completed and thoy
re now walling for the machinery.
Sang with voices of rare swootness.
hlladolphla North American. At As
lembly Hall Friday evoning, Fob. 1st.
The C. L. 8. C. meets this evening at
.30 at thd home of tbo presidont, Rev.
A.Reno. A full attendance is desired.
Charles Arnold, the West Reynolds'
Villa butcher, has a bone grinder that
W used for grinding bones for chicken
ood.
Florence Green had her nose badly
njured a few days ago while coasting.
t was first thought ber nose was
broken.
William Gorman. .a vnaDDer at the
S'lisa plant, bad bis left leg badlyut
yesterday by a cylinder breaking and
ailing on his leg.
Crowded by an eager multitude. The
Ynost interesting visitor Manchester has
toad In a long time.- Manchester (N. H
YUnion. At Assembly hall Feb. 1st.
I 'Heir. A. J. Meek. Ph. D.. pastor of
he Baptist churob, will administer the
"'nance of Baptism in that church
nlng to number of candidates.
Vroule Male Quartette, which
!r In Assembly ball Thursday
the best male quartette In
to-day. Price of admission
ten and paper hangers are at
Sn the Interior of Hotel McCon-
vd when tbey bave finished their
liptel will look as bright as a
Iphla paper saya of the
otr, "Never before have
'h singers In this com
re delighting large audi
ft
nrtifii
.be city.
Fanners' Institute will be held at
Paradise Grange on Friday and Satur
day, February lfith and IHth.
An excellent picture of Queen Victo
ria and a skotoh of her life will be fouud
on an Inside pnge of this Issuo.
Hey. F. U. Williams, pastor ot the
Hrookvllln Uuptlst ehureh, preached In
the lluptlst church at thlsplaco Monday
and Tuesday evenings of this week.
Daniel Nolan, Jr., hud a small bone of
his loft unkle broken Inst Friday in a
little fracas that hn got tangled up In
while trying to act as peuoo-mnkor.
Murvnltnisly sweet voices. Astonished
the large uiidloneo. Captivated the
people. Boston Atlirrtisrr. At Assem-
bly Hall Irlduy evening, Fubruary 1st.
Wo overheard a traveling man say
onn ilav Inn wi'i'K inai ino aii'icto
liny Choir will Ihi the best thing that
has struck the town In many days." At
Assembly Hall Friday evening.
The meaning of the term "Pan-Amorl-
un" Is ''pertaining to or including both
North ami South America." Tho Pun
Aincrleiiii Imposition thorefnrn com
prises all of tlin Now World or Western
lfemlphcro.
In giving an account last week of the
accidents on Straitwell, Hibbard & Co.'s
ml roiul nt Fuller's station, somo of our
xclianges said tlin railroad Is II miles
long. The. road Is not quite iino mile
and a hulf long
Special meetings urn still in pro
gress in tho M. K. and lluptlst churches,
but it is prolmbln the meotlngs will
lose to-morrow evening, at least tho
pastors have only made their announce
incuts for to-morrow evoning.
Tliotnas Cricks, sr., and wife wore
out riding Sunday orturnmin and their
horso ran away nnd they wuro thrown
out of tho sleigh. Mrs. Grluks' left arm
was hudly Injured. It was reported that
her arm was broken, but It was not.
Work has been delayed In stnrtlng
tho drill In tho well on the Hehukers
farm on account of having to take out
tho casing. Tho casing was put In yes
torday. Tho company fully oxpect to
find oil or gas In paying quantity in this
well.
M. C. Coleman went to Summorvlllo
to-dtiy to look after somo lumber Inter
ests at that place. Since sufllclent snow
foil to make sledlng 25,000 feet of lum
ber is being hauled from tho Coleman
tract to tho railroad siding at Summer-
vlllo daily.
The P. R. R. machine Bhops are to bo
moved from Rnynoldsville to East
Brady. This will take four families
away from our town, W. 8. Stone, L. C.
Brody, W. A. Sinlili nnd George
Youngert. Throe families will move
to F.ustBrudy and Mr. Brody will movo
to Driftwood.
Edwin Guzzard and Miss Edith Jack
son, of of Allegheny City, wore married
at Stoubonvlllo, Ohio, last Friday. Miss
Jackson, who is a sister of Mrs. II.
Alox. Stoko, of this place, was well
known here and hits many friends in
town who wish her happiness in the
matrimonial life.
James McCloskey sued this borough
for $10.00 for work dono by his
daughter In taking care of a woman
who was on tho borough. The over
seers poor refused to pay tho bill as
they had nothing to do with the con
trading of bill. The cose was ti led
before Judge Rood yesterday.
A fellow from tho rural district en
tered one of our stores several days ago
to pay ii bill and thero was fifty cents'
difference In tho account. Ho refused
to pay tho hill, persisted in bclntr Insult'
Ing and would not go out of tho store
until ho finally had to be handled rough'
ly and wus then glad to get out.
Tho teachers and pupils of Sandy Val
ley school were greatly encouruged In
their respective work by the largo
number of visitors on Parents' aud
Patrons' Duy. Thero were twonty-four
visitors proBont. Spcclmensot penman
ship, which bad boon written by the
pupils, adorned the walls and wore
greatly admired by all.
Down by the Dear Old Suwanee
River's Shore," Is the title of the latest
composition by Arthur H. H ask Ins, ot
this place. We have a copy of the new
song and consider It a creditable pro
duction. Mr. Hasklns, who Is youth-
ful yet, bids fair to become a noted mu
sician. We are proud to claim such
genius as a resident of Reynoldsvllle.
- On account of the bad condition of the
Straitwell. Hibbard St Co.'s railroad at
Fuller, which was built after the ground
was frozen last fall, that company has
decided not to run their fifteon ton en
gine over the road until the road-bed is
ballasted, after tbe frost goes out of
the ground In the spring. In the mean
time the cars will be dropped down to
tipple without engine and will be hauled
bank to tbe mine by mules.
There Is a boarder at Frank's Tavern
whom tbe proprietor had been trying to
persuade to go to church every Sunday
morning for several months, but the
boarder always offered excuses. Last
Sunday ' morning the fellow said he
would go to church If there was not so
much snow and Ice ou the sidewalks,
Mr. Moconneil said he would bitch up
the horse and sleigh and take him to
churcb, and the follow dared McConnell
to do It. At church time the horse and
slulgb were, ready and as a uonsequonoe
the M. E. iangregatton was lnoreased
one Sunday idprnlug.
finger Amputated.
Mrs. John Mulligan had one of the
fingers of her right hand amputated
In the DuBols hospital last Friday.
About four weeks ago Mrs. Mulligan
was scouring forks and pricked hor fin
ger. HIihhI poison set in and mo nnger
hud to be amputated.
Enters Oirard College To-dsy.
George W. Burret t, tho lud who hns
been stnylng with his gruiiilfulhor,
Georgo McUrody, on Jackson street,
III bo admitted to tho Glrurd College,
Phlladulphlu, to-day. Mrs. Cora Bar
rett, Hie Ixiy's mother, who now resides
at Hldgwiiy, took Mm to Philadelphia
'sterduy.
Ratlimel Coricspondent.
For some reason our regular mil-res
pondent at Hathmel has failed to send
In any news for sometime mid wo have
been getting an occasional letter from
another person In that, town. Wo ex
pect to nitikn arriiiig''ments tn get a
orrespondetit nt Ratlimel who will fur-
Ish news every week.
Died Last N'ght.
James Iilndsey Monro died at the
homo of his son, Jnmes M. Monro, In
West lleynoldsvllln last night. The
ceased wus iibnut 82 years old. Ho
wus n brnl her of Mrs. Frances Best nnd
Mrs. Mary A. Stewart, of this place.
Will bo burled In tlin BeeeliwiMids Fri
day forennan. An obituary notleo will
bo published next week.
Sutijrct for a Reformatory.
If one-half the stutemeiits uro correct
that hovo been muilo to tho school di
rectors of Wlnslow township, them is a
lad al tend lug one of tho township
schools not fur from hero that Is a very
good subject for tho Huntingdon Reform
school. Unless tho -parents seo thiit
tho boy HCts at least hulf civilized tho
case should bn intended tn Immediately.
Such conduct should not bo tolerated a
day longer. We understand the direc
tors have taken the matter In hand.
"A Nobis Outcast."
The celebrated drama, "A Noblo
Outcast," will bo produced in the oimra
house Feb. Dili, by a strong company of
homo talent for the benefit of the Cath
olic church. Tho play Is ono of those
renlistlc dramas devoid of blood and
thunder scenes and whose popularity
hits been demonstrated by the success
ful runs it has enjoyed In all tho lurgo
cities In our country. Those having
tho management In hand nrn leaving
nothing undone to miike tho play a sun
less.
Mullli;an-Ice.
Wednesday nxirniiig, January 2,'lrd,
,lohn Mulligan, formerly of Now York
City, and Mlns Mary Loo, of this place,
were married ut the Catholic church by
Fut hor Bi'IncoII. Miss Frances O'Cnn
ners wus bridesmaid und Frank Ilunley
groomsman. Mr. und Mrs. Mulligan
and Mr. Ilunloy and Miss O'Connors
drovo to DtiBnis und took dinner ut the
Alpine House. They returned to Reyn
oldsvllle in time for a wedding supper,
which wus served ut the homo of tbe
bride's sister. Mrs. Edward O'Rielly.
Mr. Mullignn has rented a housu and
they will go to housekeeping soon.
Temple Male Quartette.
Tbo lust number In tho Y. M. C. A.
course wus given lust evening before an
Hudleneci that taxed the seutlng capac
ity of tho auditorium. Every entertain
ment has been excellent, nnd tho concert
lost evening was tho crowning number.
They are all tirttsU, and tho frequent
appluuso and encores denoted clourly
the pleasure of the audience. A crowd
ed house would bo sure to erect, the
Temples should thoy aguin visit Bur
lington. Burlington (Vt.) Five Pirns,
At Assembly hall Thursday evoning,
Jan. 31st. Tickets on sale at Stoke's
drug store. Admission 2! cents. Noth
ing extra for reserved seats.
Bold Hobo.
James Delancy and sisters live in
rooms on second floor of Nolan block
aud last Friday a bold hobo, who was
prowling around, found his way up to
Dolanoy's rooms and stolo a pair of por
tion off the pole, slipped tho portlers
undor his coat and skipped without be
ing caught. Jlmmie McKay, nephew
of Mr. Delanoy, mot tho hobo on the
stairs and noticed the tassels sticking
out undor the tramp's coat. Jlmmie
hastened up stairs and told bis mother,
but tho tramp escaped. He sold the
portlers to Mr. McDonald on Pleasant
avenue for a dollar and proceeded to an
other town. When Mr. McDonald
learned that the portlers had been
stolen ho returned them to Mr. Delunoy,
Another False Fuo Alarm.
Tho clang! clang! ot the fire bell at
6.50 a. m. last Saturday routed a num
ber of people out of bed a trifle before
their regular getting up time, and
number of firemen were at the hose
house In a very few seconds, and when
informed thut A. C, Pierce's bouso, on
Jackson street, wus afire they were soon
speeding up Main street with a hose
oart. Tbe hose was attached to the
plug at corner of Main and Fifth streets,
but by that time the lire luds were in
formed that it was a false alarm. Tbe
soot In the Hue bad caught fire and
stream of sparks was rolling out and
some person jumped to the conclusion
that the bouse was afire and run down
town and gave the alarm.
This Is the fourth or fifth time that
the hose company has been eailed out
recently by false alarms.
DEATH Or- MRS. MYBRB.
Died Suddenly From Neuralgia of Htarl
Buried Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. Ablgal Myers, widow of Joro
ralah II. Myers, died suddenly at her
homo on Main street about one o'clock
Saturday morning, January 2tlth. Her
death was caused by neuralgia of tho
heart. About ten (lays before she
died Mrs. Myora was troubled with neu
ralgia In her head, ugd from her hcud
It went to her stomach and finally
reached her heart. While she hud not
been feeling well for several days, yet
Mrs. Myers was not cnnllned to bed.
Sbo retired about 1 1. (HI Friday night
fooling holler than she hud been fi -tiling
for a couple of days, but about 1.00 u. in.
Sbo called hor daughter, Mrs. Willlaril,
and told her she was very sick. Mrs.
Wllllurd went down stairs to turn on
more lire und Mrs. Myers followed
her down. Slie said she wanted to
vomit nnd tlin daughter was holding a
bowl in front of ber when M-s. Myers
fell off the chair, and never spoko after
wards. A doctor was luiHilly summoned
but when bo arrived tho spirit of
Mother Myers had taken its Might.
Ablgal Puff was Isirn In Allegheny
county Juno fi, Ih:hi, milking her In her
71st year. Juno 3rd. 1H 17, she wus
married to Jeremiah H. Myers, who
tiled Juno 2nd, 1IHII) Slut was the
mother of ulgbtchildi'en, three of whom
survive hor, Mrs. G. VV. Campbell, of
New Custlo, Mrs. Kll.uhoth Will lard
and Mrs. Thomas K. Kvuns, of this
pluco. Tho deceased Is also survived
by one brother, Frunklln Puff, of Bn
knrstown, Pa., who Is now dangerously
III.
Mrs. Myors joined tbo Baptist church
n Piinxsutawney a hulf century ago,
and some years ago transferred her
membership to the Reynoldsvllle Bap
tist church. Mrs. Myers wus a consist
ent christian, devoted wife, loving
mother and kind nelghlsir.
Funeral services were hold ut the
residence at 2.00 p. in. Monday, con
ducted by Rev. A. J. Moek. Ph. D.,
pastor of tho Buptist church, und inter
ment wus made In the Reynolds vlllo
Cemetery beside tbo husband.
Mr. Myers died on Saturday morning,
Juno 2nd, 1000, nnd wus burled tho fol
lowing Monday afternoon. Mrs. Myers
died lust Saturday morning and was
buried Monday uftnrnnon.
Editorial Association Meeting.
The annual business meeting of the
Pennsylvania Slate Editorial Associa
tion was held in Harrisbiirg lust Wed
nesday, at which time the following of
ficer were elected for 1IMI1: President.
A. B. Burk, Luhjir, Philadelphia; 1st
vice-president, C. T. Fox, AY mm, Reuil
Ing; 2nd vice-president, Frank Vogle,
lhmucrul, Gruunsburg; 3rd vleu-prtHl-
dotit, 1). Lumudo, (Iril, Wllliuiusport;
secretary und treasurer, Col. R. J.
Tlioinus, i'Vimiri's' 'rtt'iitf, Mechanics-
burg; assilunt sec. und treus., R. J.
Thomas, jr., Jimnnil, Mecbunlcsbiirg;
cor. sec, Mrs. J. w. motor, Ultromrli;
Kllzubclhtnivii; executive committee,
Hurry A. Thompson, Tirnin, Tyrone, E.
B. McKon, Itreirw, Towonilu. C. A.
Stephenson, TlIK STAH. Reynoldsvllle.
R. T. Wiley. Jh rol.l, Elizabeth. Senator
Al, Li. McUuown. Journal, Ulnarlioltl.
Every editor in tho stuto should at
tend the annual business meeting as
matters of Importance to ull editors uro
discussed.
It was decided to hold the summer
outing at Buffulo, N. Y., this year some
time in June, tho time to be decided by
the executive committee. It Is likely
It will no hold tlie lirst week In June.
Rare Musical Treat.
The Temple Mulo buurtot of Boston
has been engaged to sing in Assembly
hull on a spoolul ungugument on
Thursduy night of this week. This
quartet now holds first pluco among
all quartets. This Is saying a great
deal, but the work of the company fully
bears out tho statement. Tbo peoplo ot
lteynolusvllle uro especially favored hy
this rare opportunity to heur them.
The management hus confidence in the
poople of this pluco to apprecluto
great musical company like this and it
is only fop tho purpose of giving the
town a rare musical treat that the com
pany has been engaged Ht all. The
admission has been made very low
In order that there may be a full
house. It will doubtless bo a long time
before such talent as this will again be
hoard in Itevnoldsville at such a low
prioe.
seats are now on sale at Stoke s drug
store.
A LltUe "Bummy."
"The Fat Men's Club" that was
played at tbe Reynolds opera house
Friday and Saturday evenings of lust
week was not first-class. The company
claimed that they remained here the
seoond night by special request, but
even tbe manager of the opera house
has not learned yet who requested the
second nigni s periorniunce.
Free Lecture.
Father Doyle, a noted temperance
lecturer of Now York City, will deliver
a free lecture In the Catholic church at
eight o'clock next Friday evening, Feb
ruary 1st. Fatbor Doylo is sent out by
the Catholic temperance society. He is
highly spoken of as a lecturer.
New styles In Walk-Over. Ask to
see the Bluchers, (3.50 at Robinson's,
Williams' shoes excoll all others In
quality and prioe.
Coats It Sutter's at one-half their
actual cost. , -
It pays to buy Robinson's shoes.
Special prloes In gloves at Sutter's.
W. E. Luoas, the plumber, Is ready to
do all kinds of work in his line. Shop
on Fifth street, near gas omoe,
The Ultra shoes for women, price
KJ.oU at Robinson's.
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
Political Parties of Boroughs and Town
ship Nominate Tickets For Peb. Election.
Following are tickets nominated by
some of the political parties In Iteyn
oldsvlllo, West Reynnldsvllle and Wins-
low township:
DKMOt'ltAT TK.'KfcT.
The DemiKirals of this borough noml-
a ted the following ticket lust Thurs
ay evening for the February election:
.lusiieu oi inn p.'Mee i;. r . 1 lorman.
Town council Henry Deiblo. Dr.
Harry H. King.
School directors w. J. Weaver.
Peter Iluikliarl.
Assessor Nlnliin Cooper.
Overseer poor Frank Miilhollnn.
Auditor .1. (!. Swart..
Judge, of eh ullon 1st. precinct, M, C.
'olciiian, 2nd precinct, I. J. Swart.
Inspeclor 1st precinct, (;. J. Kerr,
2nd precinct, K. '1. Met law.
Hcgist.fi 1st, precinct. J. N. Rech.
2nd precinct, M. Mobney.
l'llllllllimoN Ttl'KKT.
The Prohibitionists of this borough
eld a caucus lust Wednesday evening
nil noiiilnuteil the following ticket for
'hriiary election:
Justice of tlin peace Jeremiah C.
MeKee.
Cntinelliiien Roliort I,. Miles, S.
Shaffer.
School d live tors Milton S. Sterley,
ufus Kirk.
Assessor Vlnn H. Pratt..
Overseer pisir Caleb Tiley.
Auditor E. L. Evans.
Judge of election 1st precinct, Jerry
Heckmun, 2nd precinct, Ernest C.
Davis.
Insiieelor 1st precinct, Tliotnas Gul-
II ford, 2nd, Martin Plvcr.
Register 1st precinct, Frunk I).
lovor, 2nd precinct, Joseph ShulTcr.
KKI'iniMUAN TI!MKT WKHT ItKVN.
Tlio Republicans of West Reynolds-
vlllo nominated the following ticket
last, evening:
Town Council A. B. Wood, J. N.
Small.
School Directors D. M. Dunsitinre.
John Klchiirtls.
Overseer of tbo Poor J. W. Demp-
sey.
Assessor Hold, w 1 1 Mums.
Auditor O. H. Johnston.
Judge of Election William Shobnrt.
Inspector K. L, Johnston.
DIOMIX'UAT TIlIKKT TOWN8IIH'.
The Deomcrats of Wlnslow township
held a primary election Saturday and
nominated the following ticket:
Suitcrvisors A. C. Murray, William
Shcusloy.
School directors .lames VV. llioinp-
son. Isaac IVIansllelil.
Assessor J. M. Norrls.
Overseer HMir Daniel B. Smith.
Auditor Itivl Schuckers.
Judge of election West precinct. J.
M. Deemcr, East precinct. G. L. Henry,
Northwest precinct, Thomas Williams,
Inspocloi west lire., A. M. iMorrls,
East pre.. John L. Marshall, Northwest,
ire., II. A. Sherwood.
Register West pro., Isuuo Holleli-
bitugh. Mast pre., Solomon Philllppl,
Northwest pre,, James Henderson.
UlCI'UHl.lfJAN TIt:KKT TOWNHIIIP.
The Republicans of Wlnslow township
held their primary election Saturday
and nominated thu following ticket:
Supervisors Li. I'. .MeCloery and V,
It. Ilolman.
School directors John Watson and
Georgo Roberts.
Assessor William l 'at hers.
Poor oversner Abruhain Fyo.
Auditor J. B. Sykes.
Judgo of election West pre., J. R.
Illllis, oast pre., Jacob Shaffer, north
west pro., J. M. Hutchison.
Inspector West, .1. M. Shoosley.easl.
Madison McCrolgbt. northwest, W. S.
Bracken.
Register West, Lea Sheesley, oast,
D.J. Thomas, northwest, A. A. Stewart.
Don't Agree With Editor Smith.
Rockdale Mii.lh, Jan. 25, 1001
Euitoii Tub Stak: I seo by Thk
St AH that the Punxsutawnoy SjrirU
thinks that, Alelln ought to be pardon
ed. Tim Spirit misrepresented the case
ull the wuy through. Ixhiis bcu.lould
not go Into Joseph Alullos house, but
Joseph Altillo went Into Iouls seal 10 s
house und stubbed bim throo times in
his own house. There was no evidence
in court to show that Scalio went into
Aiello's house and brandished a knife
about, tho heads of his wifo and children.
I don't think that Editor Smith could
have been in court and heard the evl
dnnce or hn would not have published
thut urtlclo. Yours Truly,
One That Heard the Evidence.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In tho postofllce at Reynoldsvllle, Pa.,
week ending Jan. zn. llMil:
Mrs. Frank Dix. Mrs. Olive Reed.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
A. M. Woodward, P. M.
The Tomple Male Quartette is
the
best musical organization that will ap
pear in Reynoldsvllle for many a day,
Be sure to hoar them In Assembly hall
Thursday night. Tickets now on sale
at Stoke's, 2oc.
Sixty acres fine farming land, having
thereon a good six room house on stone
wall; number one cellar; also large
bank barn and small barn; good or
chard; never falling supply of spleudid
well water; good market near farm
Will sell at low price or exchange for
town property. M. w. usher,
Cor. 7th and Hill streets.
Gibson, whose optical ad. appears in
another column, has been very success
ful, boo his dates.
Sixty pairs of misses' shoes that wore
formerly 1.50, now 75o., sizes 11 to 2 at
Williams.'
Tablets given away with school shoes
at Johnston Si Nolan s.
Ladies' uudersklrts at Sutter's at re-
duoed prices.
John Flvnn, merchant tailor, makes
up-to-date suits. Try him.
Williams' shoes.
Latest stylos In shoes at Johnston &
Nolan'a shoe parlors. Call and see
shoes and get their low prloes.
Sutter's tor ooaU.
PERSONAL PARAORAPHS.
Qllmpses of the People who are Pssslns;
To and Fro.
A. F. Ytist sMnt Sunday at Putney
llle.
J. M. Dunn Is In Clarion county this
week.
W. S. Sumo whs in Pittsburg last
eek.
M. M. Fisher Is In Pittsburg this
eek.
John Atirimd bus moved to Indiana
Stain.
J. II. Hughes Is In Now Beth libii in
tn-day.
Miss Sidney Wilson spent Sunday In
Brook vlllo.
Miss Maud Bloom, nf DuHols, spent
Sunday In town.
Roy Wlnslow, of Straights, spent
Sunday In town.
John C. Hirst, of Cowunsvlllo, was In
town over Sunday.
Hon. W. C. Arnold, of DuHols, was in
town Wednesday.
Hev. W. Frank I teller wbs at Turtle
;rc'k over Sunday.
lames A. McCrelght visited In ludl-
unn county tho past week.
Joshua Harris and wife, of Helvetia,
ere visitors in town Friday.
M. E. Jones, of Helvetia, visited his
parents In this place lust Friday,
Miss Frances Freeman, of Grampian,
Is visiting at the home of A. B. Weed.
G.'orgn Evans nnd wife are visiting
the bitter's parents at North Lawrence,
Ohio.
Miss Clara lli-own. of Ilrookvlllo, was
the guest of M Iss Sophia Heckmun lust
Week.
Ell Buyer, who recently moved from
this pluco to DuBols, wus in town over
Sunday.
John O'Hiirn went to Pittsburg yes
terday to buy furniture for his nrw
hotel, the National. -
Mrs. Annie Winslow was ut 1 1 rook -
vlllo Thursday unending a party given
by Mrs. James Cunning.
John T. Sliver, of Duqucsne, Pa., for
merly a citizen of West Reynnldsvlllt),
visited In town lust week.
Mrs. E. W. Haines, of Stratton vlllo,
is visiting bur daughter, Mrs. H. F.
rccnttwult, In this place.
Miss Marie Hepburn, who has been
visiting ut Grampian for several wevks,
bus returned to this pluco.
Mrs. William Collins, of New Bethle
hem, wus tho guest tif Mrs. Daniel
Nolan several days lust week.
Scott McClellantl. of Brook vlllo, who
is proprietor ft a Inigu clothing store
nt this place, wus in town Saturday.
Mrs. P. J. Shittory. who bus boon the
guest of Mrs. Solomon Shaffer several
weeks, returned to Clarion county f-laiV-
urdiiy.
Jacob F. Siple and wife, ftvmoi-ly cit
izens of tills section, now of North
Dakota, are visiting a daughter at
Riithmel.
JohnGoodwill and wifo have gone to
Shnmokln, Pa., to reside. Mr. Good-
ill's genial countenance will bo missed
on our streets.
Mrs. Ed. W Indie. John Crawley and
wifo and Clement Flynn were at Falls
Creek Monday attending tho funeral of
James Sullivan.
William Dellart whs called to Pitts
burg the latter part of lust week by the
sorbins Illness of his wife, who was vis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Rlggs.
Frank A. McConnell, Ira Smith and
A. P. Wetzel are at Wllliumsport this
week taking the 32nd degree, or An
cient Accepted Scottish Rites of Free
masonry.
Cupt. T. C. Reynolds, who is an em
ploye at the State Cupitol, is ill. Dr.
A. H. Bowsor, of this pluco, was called
to Harrisburg lust evening to prescribe
for Captuln.
James A. Cuthers, formerly of Para
dise, now in Pittsburg, who was working
on tho B. St O. R. R., quit that road
and Is now firing a passenger engine on
tho Pennsylvania railroad.
K. G. Bottorf, who has been foreman
of the VoliiHtetr two years, will go
to Rldgway to-day to work In tbe
Ridgway Adiociitt office. L. L. Gourley
will be foreman of the Volunteer.
William T. Cox, of this place, has
been appointed to take charge of the
cloak department in the House of Rep
resentatives at Harrisburg. William
was sworn In last Wednesday evening.
The following persons were here Mon
day attending tbe funeral of Mrs. J. H.
Myers: Mrs. G. W. Campbell and son
and daughtor, Jerry and Olive, of New
Castle, Mrs. John Cricks, of Punxsu
tawney, James Schwem and wife, of
DuBois.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reddecllff went to
Billiards, Butler Co., yesterday to re
main permanently. Their numerous
friends here are sorry to have them
move away. Mr. Reddecllff, who has
been a member of the M. E. choir for
several years, will be missed from Ihe
choir. He is an excellent tenor singer.
The Ronyoldsville Steam Laundry's
price for plain and open front shirts is
10 cents. Patronize borne industry.
For real bargains In shoes go to Rob
inson's. If you want a perfect fit, order suit
from John Flynn, tbo tailor.
Ladles' shoes that were 42.50, cut to
75o. a pair, sizes 3 and 4. Robinson's.
Blankets at cost at Sutter's.
Tc'olet wlvb t7ery pair of shool shoes
at Williams '
Full line of Reed's ladies' shoe at
Johnston & NoUn's at cost.
Robinson's ca,n supply your shoe wan U.
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