Y
A. t. 1902.
A Merry New Year.
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VOLUME 10'.
KEYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1902.
NUMBER 35.
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FOR ALL KINDS OF
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, &e.
GO TO THE
KEYSTONE HA1WWAKE CO.
Where you van get reliable work by competent
and experienced workmen at moderate prices.
A full line of (tas Fixtures, Lamps, Tubs, Closets,
Instantaneous Heaters, Ktc, kept on hand.
The Only First Class Plumbing
j Establishment in the Town.
I 'KEYS
KEYSTONE HARDWARE CO.
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Public School
Assembly Hall,
Thursday, Jan. 10,
14t,h Seml-Annual Tour.-
Lyman H. Howe
will present
AMERICA'S
GREATEST EXHIBITION
MOVING PICTURES,
"X7TH nn entlm new collection of
American and Foreign Scenes:
Including China, the Philippines, South
Africa, Venice, the Pan-American, etc.
A series of scenes will be shown, taken
In connection with 1'reslilent McKlnley'g
Inst visit to liutTalo, the assassination
and the funeral obsequies at Buffalo,
Washington and Canton. Also present
ly,' JAY PAW K,
IJilhtulan Hay Mtxlellcr.
Modeling portraits of well known men,
comedy faces, caricature, etc.
Prices 2., 35 and 50 cents. Diagram
of reserved seats at Stoke's drug store
Saturday, Jan. 11, at 8 o'clock a. in.
Claim Promptly Paid.
W. J. SHAFFER,
Agt. of the Aetna Llfo In. Co.,
Brookvlllo, Pa.,
Dear Sin: I wish to extend to you
my sincere thanks for the prompt pay
mont of claim under Policy of Llfo fn
Biirance held by my late husband,
Franklin Plorco Breneman, In the
Aetna Life Insurance Company, of Hart
fore', Conn., for ono thousand ($1,000)
dollars on the twenty payment life plan.
Only $17.37, the first semi-annual pay.
ment hud been made on this policy when
It became a claim. The policy was de
stroyed by fire the day after my hug
band was burled, but this did not Invali
date the claim, as you, the representa
tive of the company, wont right ahead
and fixed up the necessary papers for
payment of this claim.
I further wish to thank you as well as
the company for the prompt and cour
teous manner in which the claim was
adjusted. Yours very truly,
Mrs. F. P. Braneman.
Millstone, Pa., Dec. 20, 1001.
Mackinaws and homespuns at half
price to close out at Reynoldsyllle
Woolen Mill. MOO yds mackinaw 64
Inch, In black, brown, blue, and grey,
at (l()c. yd., just the thing for over
shirts and horse blankets. Also 1,000
yds homespun 64 inch at 35c. yd., these
are first class bargains.
Four Persons Burned To Death.
A terrible calamity befell the family
of John Eshbaugh, who resides near
Shannondalu, in Rod Bank township,
Clarion county, on Friday morning of
last week. Mr. Eshbaugh got up about
three o'clock In the morning and
made a fire In the cook stove, going
back to bed again. About an hour
later he awoke and found the bouse on
fire, the flames having gained consider
able headway. Besides himself, his
wife, his brother, and six children wore
sleeping up stairs. He tried to awakon
them and get them out of the building,
but with only partial success, as the
house burned so rapidly. Mrs. Esh
baugh escaped through a window, with
two small children, and one about seven
or eight years of age, the latter serious
ly burned. Mrs. Eshbaugh In jumping
from the window, through which she
escaped, broke one of her legs above the
ankle.
Mr. Eshbaugh's brother, aged about
25 years, and three children, aged nine,
ten and twelve years, perished In the
building, It being Impossible to rescue
them. Everything in the house was
burned, Including all the clothing of the
family. The condition of the rescued
ones was pitiable, exposed as they were
to the extreme cold. Mr. Eshbaugh
tried to keep thorn warm by piling
hay find straw about them, and cover
ing thorn with grain sacks. It was
some time before holp could be secured,
as the nearest neighbor was a mile dis
tant. At soon as help arrived all the sur
vivors were taken to a neighbor's house
where they were properly cared for,
and medical holp sent for. It was the
saddest accident that has ever hap
pened In that neighborhood. Brook
vllle l)emncmt.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In the postofflce at Reynoldsvllle, Pa.,
week ending Dec. 28, 1901:
Frank Mllburn, Miss Nina Snow, Mr.
Fredrick Deemcr, Thomas Collins, Miss
MaryCahlll, Henry Eagan, Mr. J. Good
win, Mr. C. E. McGuffey. Mrs. Rosle
Malee, Miss Sadie Morrison, Mr. Jack
D. Nlven, James Hunnlnger, Mary H.
PIfer, Mrs. John Steluford, Frank
Sharp, Steve Chundzlnskl, Mr. Vln
cenzo Cartutarnclo.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
A. M. Woodward, P. M.
Japanese napkins given free to every
person buying oysters at Frank's res
taurant for festivals or society suppers.
Men's gum boots for 12.50 at Robinson's.
Lively College Boys In Frolic.
Lyman H. Hove's moving picture en
tertainment this season Is assuredly
one of the most attractive of all It
brilliant predecessors. Mr. Howe bas
spared no expense in securing some of
the most attractive and marvellous pro-'
ducts of the camera, both In this coun
try and on the other side of the sea, pre
sented In a manner that reveals the
wonderful improvement that has over
come that trembling motion which tires
the eyes. All the pictures are new.
Among them being one showing a lot
of frisky collego boys, 75 or 100 of them,
In an exciting paper chase, which Is
really the old game of "follow your
leador." The boys leap from high '
places, tumble Into all sorts of queer
spots, jump Into ponds and Indulge In
other exciting antics. It is an exceed
ingly interesting picture, and delights
all who soe it, especially the young peo
ple. The Howe pictures will bo soon
at Assembly hall on Thursday evening,
January 16th.
Pants Almost Given Away.
Sevonty-five dozen pairs of pants are
now offered for sale at the Roynolds
vllle Woolen Mill for from 75 cents to
$1.50 per pair, which is loss than half
price for these goods. This offer will
bo open for ,10 days and persons wantln g
a bargain should not miss this oppor
tunity. The pants are guaranteed to
be first-class winter pantH.
Begins to-morrow. It is to be a month of direct and legitimate price reductions. There will be no fic
titious flights of fancy. It's a sale for quick clearance purposes and we haven't stopped to figure losses. We've
done a wonderful business and this sale is for our patrons. Of course such a volume of trade results in broken
lots odds and ends. This portion of the stock has been "knifed" vigorously. If you have a single need this
store can supply, there'll never be a time until our next "Red Tag" Sale that will bring such splendid money
saving opportunities. Keep our claims, in mind when you come. We fulfill them to the very letter. Come to
morrow; come as soon as you can. Watch for the colored tags and you'll be face to face with much the best
bargains this town has ever known. We follow with figures to prove it.
RED TAG
dotnino Prices.
$18.60 Suiu, Red Tag
15.00 " "
price,
(15.00
$13.50
' 13.50 " " " 12.00
12.00 " 10.50
10.00 " ' 8.75
9.00 " " " 7.98
8.00 " . 6.98
7.00 " " ' 6.98
6.00 " 4.98
6.00 4.10
$18.00 Overcoats, Red Tag pr. $15.00
15.00 -13.50
13.50 " ' 12.00
12.00 " " 10.00
10.00 " " 8.75
9.00 " " " 7.98
8.00 " 6.98
7.00 " ' " 6.98
6.00 " " " ' 4.98
6.00 " " " 4.19
RED TAG
snoe Prices.
$1.05 Glass Blowers' shoes, at $1.35
1.50 Minors' Shoes Rod Tag pr, 1.1'.
3.50Kulture " " ' 3.15
1.25 Boys' school shoe " ' 98
1.50 Ladles' Bhoe " " 1.111
1.39 " " " 1.10
1.25 Men's bucklo arctics " 98
.50 Ladles' rubhers.RedT jfpr, ."
.98 Lepglns, ladies " " .79
.85 " misses' " .
.75 ' child's " " 9
3.25 snag proof boots, RodT'g pr, 2.75
2.75 Peb log boots, " ". 2.19
1.00 lumberman's box " " .79
6.50 Tyrone Shoe ' " 4.98
3.50 " " ' " 2.98
2.90 Men's shoe " " 2.49
2.00 Men's shoe, high cut, 1.79
1.35 Lumbermen's gums, 1.19
4.50 Patent Leather shoo, 3.69
RED TAG
Hat&GaDPrices
$2.90 Hats & Caps, Red Tagpr, $2.09
2.75 2.49
2.50 ', " " ' 2.19
2.25 ' 1.98
2.00 " " " l.9
1.75 " " 1.49
1.50 " " " 1.25
1.25 " " " " 1.00
1.00 " " " 89o
75o " " " " 69o
50o " " " 39o
25o " " " 19o
8.50 Trunks, Red Tag prices, 7 00
7.00 " " " 6.U8
5.50 " " 4.08
5.00 " " ' 4.25
4.25 Satchels, " " 3.89
3.75 " " " 3.25
3.00 " " " 2.69
1.85 ." " 1.49
RED TAG
Fornisn'o Prices
$3,00 SuiU Underwear
2.00 " "
1.50 " "
1.00 "
50a "
1.50 Monarch Shirts,
1.00
75o Trlnce Shirts, Red
3.00 Sweaters,,
2.50 " "
2.00 " "
1.25 " "
1.00 ' "
50o " "
1.50 Gloves, "
1.25 . "
1.00 "
75o " "
60o " "
25o " "
R. T. pr, 2.69
" 1.69
" 1.35
" 89o
" 39o
" 1.19
" 89o
Tag price, S0o
" 2.49
2.19
" 1.69
" 9So
" 89o
" 39o
" 1.25
" 98o
" 89o
" 65o
39o
" 19o
RED TAG
GIOaK DBDVr'-
20.00 Ladles' Coats, Red Tagpr, 16.00
15.00 ' " 12.00
13.00 " ' " 11.00
10.00 " " " 8.00
6.00 " . " 3.75
2.25 Children's 'joau " 175
3.00 " " " 2.25
6.00 . " " 3.75
3.25 Misses' Coats, 11 2.25
5.25 3.75
20.00 Beaver Collar, " 17.50
6.50 " " " 4.00
10.08 Mink " " 8.00
6.50 Stone Martin 6.50
2.50 " " " 1.98
6.00 Sable Collar, 4.98
3.00 " " " 2.25
9.00 Martin Collar, " 7.00
5.00 Collarette, . " 3.50
6.50 Electrlo Seal, " 6.00
RED TAG
Dry Goods .
50c all wool Dress Goods, R. T.pr,25o
75o " . " " 49o
88o501n. " " 5o
1.00 Black Brocade, " 75o
15o Double fold. " 7o
5o Toweling, " 3o
A and 7o Best Calicoes, " 5
do Ginghams, " 5a
1.00 Silks, " 89o
75c Silks " 02o
75a Satins, " 49o
1.75 Table Covers, " 1.49
1.50 Silk Stripe Waist Cloth, 75a
60 in. Skirting, Rod Tag price, 75o
1.00 Dress goods, fancy " 50o
2.00 Table Covers, " 1.60
50a Draperies, 50 in. ' " 35o
75o " " 60o
1.00 " 75o
98o Night Dresses, " 75o
RED TAG
Miscellaneous si
6.00 Boys' Suits, Red Tag price, 6.00
3.50 " " " 3.19
2.00 " " ' " 1.69
1.00 ' " ' 89o
6.00 Leather Coats " " 4.19
50o Cotton BlankeU, " 40o
75o " " " 6flo
1.65 " " ' 1.39
1.00 Cotton Blankets, " 89o
2.75 Comforts, Red Tag price, 2.19
1.75 " " " 1.39
1.65 " " 1.29
Ladies' Mackintoshes, off.
1.00 Corsets, Red Tag price, 89c
25oOllCan " 19o
50o Lantern, " " 39o
75o Barn Broom, " " 49o
30o Wash Board . " " 19o
10 doz. Clothes Pins " 6o
5 Cakes Laundry Soap " 6a
DON'T FORGET OUR BIG BASEMENT DEP'T ITS USUAL WEALTH OF BARGAINS INCREASED TEN-FOLD.
It has grown to be the recognized center for the economical buyers ofithw entire community. During our "RED TAG" Sale it will have its distinct attractions in a thousand and one items not enumerated here.
BING-STOKE CO. DEFT STORES, KEYNOLDSVILLE. PENN'A.