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VOLUME .
KKYNOLDSVILIiE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 20, 1901.
NUMBER 1 .
Our Spring Goods
Arc Now Arriving
Every tiny brings something new. We hnve tnken grent
cure in the selection of these gondii nnd have the hest things
that were to be had. We bought our good9 early and got
advantage of the best patterns and styles. We will be able
to show you the best and most complete line of
LACE CURTAINvS, DRESS GOODS, WASH GOODS,
SHIRT WAISTS, NECKWEAR,
LADIES' COAT SUITS AND SEPARATE SKIRTS.
In fact the best line of General Dry Goods ever shown in
Reynoldsville,
READ OUR AD ON SPRING
GOODS NEXT WEEK.
We still have a few big bargains in
LADIES' WRAPS, MEN'S OVERCOATS,
and CHILDREN'S SHOES, etc.
Any one wanting to buy a good wrap or overcoat for next
now do so at a very small figure fall can.
We have about 100 pairs of . ,
LADIES' SHOES
that Bold for $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 that will be sold this
week for 98c a pair, also about 80 pair of Misses' shoes that
sold for $1.25 and $1.50 that will go at G8c.
TlIIS IS A RAKE BARGAIN AND THE EARLY IIUYERS GET
THE BEST THINGS.
SH1GK & WAGNER,
The Big Store.
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ISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice In hereby Riven that the partnership
heretofore existing between Homer Brum
baugh and J. It. 11 tills, under the ttrm name
of Brumbaugh & Htllla, furniture dealers,
baa been dissolved by mutual consent. All
debt owing to said Arm are receivable by J.
U. Hillla, to whom also all claim and de
mand on said firm are to be presented for
payment. Homer Rhuhbauub. -
J. u. Uu.uk,
' Beynoldirllle, March 1. 1W1.
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Transactions In Real Estate.
Alhort Reynolds to A. IT. Tlowscr, for
lot In Itfynoldsvlllo. iVI; March 1,
11X11.
J. W. Dlckny to Clinrl.s Weston, for
land In Wlnslow township. 1": July
17, liwm.
John A. Craven to II. T. Craven, for
liiml In Washington township. $1.00;
September 15, 1'MM).
M. E. Llngcnfcldter to James II.
Llngenfelclter, for property In MeCal
inont township. J:ilKI; February 1.1,
11)00.
C. J. Kerr, administrator, to J. N.
Uoch, for property In Keynoldsvllle.
MIO; Decembers, 1!XX).
Alexander Zufiill to Joseph 7. u fall,
for property In MeCalmont township.
:i(K); March 12, l'.Hll.
Win. Ilond to Ellon Mooro, for land
in Washington township, ft. 00; June
11, 18H0.
Annie Hannah to David Wise, for
properly In Sykosvlllo. $i'i0; Murch
8, 11)01.
Mary E. Strand nnd Henry H. Stranb
to Mabel Steele, for property In I'ino-
creek township. H(M): Fuhruary 21,
11(01 .
George Melllnger, ct nl to II. A.
Swab, for lot In Heynoldsvlllo. f.'IOO;
March 8, 11101.
David K. Moore to Martha C. Moore,
for land In Oliver township. $!HM);
March 11, 1001.
W. A. Jordan to Amanda S. Kelly,
for land In Ferry township. 112(H);
March 0, 11)01.
A. P. Moslor to Anna Wurnor, for lot
In Anita. ."); February 28, 1001.
Klk Tanning Co. to Abel II. Proctor,
for lot In Washington township. 11.00;
February 23, 11X11.
G. W. Newoom to W. A. Jordan, quit
claim to land In Perry township. $.15;
March 9, 1001.
Abol H. Proctor to James II. Proctor,
for lot In Washington township. 91.00;
February 25, 1001.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In the postofllce at Reynoldsville, Pa.,
week ending March in, 1001:
Sill va tore Ccrro, A. W. Flcher, Dr.
Z. Pitcher, Mr. C. S. Powors, Mrs.
Marcelle Iiutlon, Minnie Shlck, James
Mullon (or Siniillen), Charles Steele,
Miss L. Smith, Al Slgnnr Guisoppo
Paul Pinto, Maryjanua Lcpka.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above. .
A. M. Woodward, P. M.
A Horrible Outbreak.
"Of large sores on my little daugh
ter's head devolopod Into a case of
scald head," writes C. D. Isblll, of Mor
ganton, Tenn., but Bucklen's Arnica
Salve completely cured hor. It's a
guaranteed cure for eczema, tetter, salt
rheum, pimples, sores, ulcers and piles.
Only 26 cents at H. Alox Stoke's drug
tore. .
There Are Others.
Nothing gives us more pleasure than
to add an appreciative subscriber to our
list, except to scratch one off who acts
as though the mcaslly dollar a year
which he paid for a local papor was an
aot of charity, and that ho did it as a
matter of duty. If our efforts to make
a readable local newspapor are not ap
preciated, the sooner we know It the
better, for we can try our hand at some
thing else. Punxsutawney Sjiirit,
Praise From a Scotchman.
"Clydusdalot ye sturdy son of nature.
Ye could not go wrong on the herbs ye
grew up with." Clydesdale Ointment
is a great and grand cure for lacerated
flesh or a burn. Druggists, 25o.
Miss Dunning showed her ability In a
number of selections, which ranging as
they did from grave to gay, proved her
to bo versatile as she Is clever. Wash
ington Observer. At Boll's hall this
evening under auspices of K. of P,
Admission 25 cents, which includes an
oyster supper.
Pretty feet always admired Clydes
dale Ointment kills the corn makes
the foot shapely. Druggists, 25o.
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School Reports.
Keport of MeCrelght school for
month ending Marcn 7, 11X11. Enroll
ment, mules 14, females III, total .10;
per cent of attendance 88; those present
every day during the month, Cora Me
Crelght, Sara Keller, Virginia McAdoo,
B.yrl Doemer, Nora Deemer, Earlo
Deemer, Lloyd MeCrelght, Ileenan
Deemer, Tommy Reynolds, Johnny
Keller, Guy Deemer, and Clyde Yoho.
Those absent but one day during the
month, Susan Sponcer, Laura Yohe,
Georgia Reynolds, Charlie Keller and
Ernest Reynolds.
Ethel McCreiuht, Teacher.
Sandy Valley school report for school
month ending March 7th. Number
enrolled, males 25, females HI, total 6(1;
average attendance during month,
males, 18, females 24, total 42; per cent
of attendance, males 80, females 84, to
tal 82; those present every day, John
Garvin, Walker Bracken, Samuel Sten
strom, John Miller, Clara Lylo, Tacy
Bracken, Jennie Miller and Cora Coax.
Nf.TTA D. Coax, Teacher.
. Rathmel.
Jan. Hughes was In DuBiiIb last Tues
day. Frank Mohuey went to Ford City
Monday last. m
W. A. Butler, of Phlllpsbnrg, had
business here last Thursday.
William Wyse had business In Brock
wayvlllo last Wednesday.
Our sheriff, of Brookvlllo, had busi
ness In town last Tuesday.
Miss Grace Clawson, of Heynoldsvlllo,
visited friends here Saturday and Sun
day. Prof. R. C. Wilson, principal of our
schools, spent Sunday at his home in
Corsica.
Mrs. W. J. Young and family, who
havo been visiting friends In Falrmount
City, returned home last Friday.
Mrs. John Klnnerburg, who visited
friends In Brockwayvllle for the last
two weeks, returned home Saturday.
Hormtown.
M. Perrln, of Hazen, was In this place
last week. "
F. E. Shoemaker was In Brookvlllo
trading horses Monday last.
Mrs. Schugars visited friends at
Deemer'a Cross Roads last week.
A. E. Calhoun, of Sugar Hill, was In
this place Thursday and Friday.
O. G. Shugars and M. L. Hotrlckhave
been very busy shoveling snow the few
pust days.
II. F. Shugars, who was working at
Tamblne, Elk county, returned home a
few days ago.
Working 14 Hours a Day.
There's no rest for those tlreloss little
workers Dr. King's Now Life Pills..
Millions are always busy curing torpid
liver, jaundice, biliousness, fever and
ague. They banish sick headache, drive
out malaria. Never gripe or weaken.
Small, taste nlce,"toork wonders. Try
them. 26o at H. Alex Stoke's drug
store.
How They Disagree.
One of our exchanges says that an
editor and his wife disagree with each
other very materially. She sets things
to rights and he writes things to set.
She reads what others write and ha
writes what others read. She keeps
the devil out of the house, as much as
possible, and he retains him and could
not go to press without him. She knows
more than he writes and he writes more
than she knows.
At a Sacrifice.
If you want to buy a farm three miles
from Brook villo for loss than half what
the buildings thereon alone cost, an or
chard of oholceBt fruits, underlaid with
coal (bank open), see S. A. Shaffer,
Klrkman, Pa., or W. J. Shaffer, Insur
ance Agent, Brookvllle, Pa.
If beauty is only skin deep, use Clydes
dale Ointment to cure a rough skin and
pimples expose the beauty that lies
underneath. Sold at druggists, 26.
Paradise,
J. M. Strouse Is suffering from a se
vere nttsck of neuralgia.
Rev. Anthony Groves, of Big Run,
preached In the M. E. church on Sun
day. Curt Strouse Is talking of moving his
family to Reynoldsville In the near fu
ture. The Ludwiek saw mill Is again in
operation, with Edward Hlllls as fore
man. County Commissioner W. C. Murray,
of Brookvllle, had business here on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Norrls, of near
Camp Run, visited at Martin St rouse's
on Sunday.
The Gibson saw mill is expected to
start In a few days, after a few months
of a shut down.
Only two weeks more of school at the
Phtlllppl school and then the boys and
girls will be free for a fow months.
Dewey, three-year-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Syphrlt, was hurled In
the Syphrlt cemetery on Sunday after
noon at three o'clock. . Death was
caused by la grippe.
Sandy Valley.
Mrs. Win. Cable, was In Heynolds
vlllo on business Monday.
Miss Netta Coax, teacher of tho San
dy Valley school, Is on the sick list at
present. ,
Mrs. Bloom, Mrs. M. Schlablg and
Mrs. John Richards were the guests of
Mrs. Wm. Cable the past week.
Misses Ada Boebe and Annie Wil
liams, of Reynoldsville, spent Sunday
at the former's home in this place.
Mrs. Wm. Shoemaker and her sister,
Miss Ida Stewart, were the guests of
Miss Rachel Caldwell one day lost week.
George Saltzglver, Sr., an old war
veteran, Is lying seriously ill at the
homo of his son, James Saltzglver, at
this place.
A series of prayer meetings are being
hold at this place, conducted by the
Rev. Frank Huffman, a former resident
of this place.
Have you tried your luck on a beautl
ful quilt that is to be chanced off at
Joslah Shoemaker's the night before
Easter? Tho proceeds will be used to
got an Iron fonce for the Horro grave
yard. Prlco 25o. a chanco.
Wlshaw.
There will be a box social in the
Dickey school house Saturday evening,
March 23.
Martin Foltz and wife, of this place,
visited their son, James, of Reynolds
ville, one day lost week.
Our school building will soon be sur
rounded by Italian sbantlos. Three
new ones are being erected on the south
side of it.
When a man marries a woman he
promlaos to love, support and pro
tect hor, eto. One of our citizens
seems to have forgotten this, as his
wife was seen coming out of the house
not long since crying. She declared
there was not' a bite to eat in the house
This man does not love or protect his
wife or he would not have sent her
from their home in that manner. He
docs not support her or there would
have been something In the house for
the woman and children to eat. Shame
on such men! '
Strikes a Rich Find.
I was troubled for several years with
chronic Indigestion and nervous debll
Ity," writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster,
N. H. "No remedy helped me until
began using Electrlo Bitters, which did
me more good than all the medicine
ever used. They have also kept my
wife In excellent health for years. She
says Electric Bitters are juBt splendid
for female troubles; that they are
grand tonic and invlgorator for weak,
run-down women. No other medicine
can take Its place in our family." Try
them. Only 6O0. Satisfaction guaran
teed by H. Alex. Stoke, druggist.
Bing-Stoke
Department Stores, f
AUDITORS' KEl'OHT
Of the I'lnnllrPK of the Hnru of Weal
He) Holds lllc mr yi ar F.tirilnir
itlnrrh 1 1 til. I (Ml I.
W. I,. JOHNHTON, Ovorsecr Poor.
To anVt from W. I.. Johnston, Col. I40 70
" O. O. Kinto. lulm'r. V& 00
" " M. M. Imvls, tuxes
from Ex-Col. Brewer 170 00
Tonm't from W.L. Johnston, Col. 2S W
' " .John Itoruiiscn 9.1 09
By am't bills rlil Ml!
twonnys service 4 w
4 att.'rn'y's feesnsretnlner 5 00
' " " for collect
ing tax from Ex-Col. Drawer. 5 00
22 12 mm 76
Tobalanceiluepoordlstrlct 877 64
JOHN HOHUAPEN, Overseer Potir. '
To am't due Inst settlement 07 fA
from W. L. Johnston .... 2 12 .
By am't pitld for support of poor. $ 2 01
one ciny s service z eo
p'd Ovors'rW.L.Johiislon Dfi W
ion on 1110 00
W. I,. JOHNSTON, Ex-Col. Pour Tux.
To nm't due Inst settlement ' 9 HO SO
llynnrt 87 rol.'s 7 on HJi.no I 1 HI
pniuw.Li.jnnnsion.ovors r as vi
30 mi : ,10
V. I,. JOHNSTON. Ex-Col. lloro Tux.
To ntn't duo Inst settlement 19 63
By am't.v,- Col. jf on flu.JW t us
l rpHsurrr s receipts is n
W. L. JOHNSTON, Ex-Col. Work Tux.
To am't (luff Inst settlement I 111
lly ttm t a"- Cnl.'s -, on H.2I I Ml
J rensurer s roccipis n II
a 117 H
2 77
Ilnlnnce due lloro
O. W. ItKMPHEY, Collector Work Tax.
To nm't duplicate $ a7 7S
Tonm't 5:.'. lidded on II...1H so
By lunl exonerations 3w
returned in
" f:( Cnl.'s on I7.K0 Ml
i, i. fft.HM 2W
" Trensurer's receipts!.... 21 B0
28 70 8K
To balance duo Borough 11 fa
O. W. DEMPfEY, Collector Wntor Thx.
To stn't duplicate $143 611
07. ntiootl on il.vsz sw
By am't exonerations $ 2 01
returneo iw
" 87. rebnte on tdtl.20 4 81
" HI rol.'s on nY2n 2 so
' 8 S2H.87 1 4
" 8 ' tf.40 27
" . Treasurer's receipts 122 80
1J.II 04 144 il
To balance due horu 10 43
O. W. DEMP8EY, Collector Light Tx.
To am't duplicate $lx 18
i aooen on .ii.tfi lot
By am't exonerations IBM
" returned 18
" B rebate on IW 21 Bl
" 8 col.'s on l!!.2l 8 77
' Bf. $rM IH
" " 110.22 81
" Treasurer's receipts 242 60
2M 34 2S7 72
To balance due boro 22 as
O. W. DEMHSEY, Collector Boro Tux. '
To am't dupllcnte $2Sd IS
yi ndded on fll.Jll 1 67
By am't exonerations $ 3 sn
returned 16
" fi rebate on IIC2.21 0 61
" 3'. rol.'s on IIN2.21 .... 6 77
" d col.'s on ix.rtl . . . 2 IUI
' ST. cnl.'s on 110.22 .. 81
" Trensurer's receipts .... 242 60
268 342S7 72
To balance duo boro IB M
R. 8. WILLIAMS. Street Commissioner.
To am't duplicate f2WI IS
" iMiroorders 74 56
By am't worked out 1124 art
" col. In cash A paid for work 123 S4
' returned to council 37 76
" 42 8-10 days service 11.75 74 66
360 70 360 70
ROMAN E. KOEHLER, Buruess.
To am't ree'd by boro orders ... I 1 60
" flnes.llcenseK&lrs'kup fees 1176
ree'd for ball rent 10 00
By am't paid for pus 3 88
.r ,. j;oy. M
" " . boro treasurer 14 23.
is 38
S 00
23 US.
To balance due boro.
W. L. JOHNSTON, Treasurer.
To am't due last settlement fl67 SO .
" fromO. Mitchell, (Brewer acc't) 242 64
" " W. L.Johnston, borotax,.. Is 64
" " W. L. Johnston, work tax,. 3 21
" Co. Treasurer, boro tax... 1140
" Co. Treasurer, lond tax y il JUl
' " O.W. I tempsey, collector. 621100
" ' C. Mitchell, I Burge acc't). s4 !14
" " Auditor Ounernl 1 1
" Burgess Kis'hler 14 2JI
" ". Co. Treasurer, license 114 OO
By am't orders redeemed 6H2 42
" 2S Treasurer's 13 85
rm 27 liT
772 IW '
I 26
Balance In Trcnsury.
RECAPITULATION.
HKSOUHCIS,
Am't In hunds overseers H77 114
" " treasurer 772 U8
" " burgess s im
" due from It. II. Beer 13 x3
" " " U. W.Iienipsey. Work tax II N5
" Water tax - II) 43
" " " " Light tux 22 JJS
" " " " lloro tax 22 JIS
" " ' W.L. Johnston, Work tux 2 77
1630 211
1 60
33 60
1 OS
I.1AUIMTIK8.
Am't due Reyn. ItdweCn., Order 246...
" Ueyn. Electric Co., Order 261.
" Wm. Burge ,.
.16 ON
Resource over liabilities 11503 U
Tbe foregoing account for the year ending
March Jltu, luol, audited and found correct.
O. H. Johnston, I t
Thos. O. McEntiib, J-Auditors.
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