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VOLUME 10.
KEYNOLDSVILLE, PENN'A., WEDNESDAY, FEIMtUAUY 26, 1902.
NUMBER 43.
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Telling You What to Buy
This Changeable sort of Weather is rath
er on the hit and miss plan, but no matter
the needs or the weather, you'll find here
what suits you the goods you have in
mind. Then it's a store that caters to your
wants and interests, that meets every
weather condition, and then you are al
ways certain of fullest values here in Dry
Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Furnishings, and Basement Goods at a
good, big round saving of 15 to 35 per
cent, to you on your purchases.
Bing
Stoke Co. Deo't Stores.
Buy the celebrated
COLUMBIAN
Stoves and Ranges and run no risk
as they are beyond question
The Handsomest,
Most Durable, and
Perfect Working
Stove Manufactured.
EVERY STOVE
GUARANTEED.
It" not as represented, money refunded.
Call and see our fine big stock just
received. Beats anything ever shown
in the town.
KEYSTONE HARDWARE CO.
Opposite Hotel Belnap.
Fire your hole-y
Rubbers keep your
feet dry with a new
pair. .
Keep the wet out
and the warmth in
Ladies' Ala ska s
. GO cents.
Rubbers are cheap
er than colds. Lad
ies,' 35c and 40c.
Men's, GOc and GHc.
We have a wear
able school shoe for
children. Trice $1.
Robinson's
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HE NEWS OF
NEARBY TOWNS.
Iti'!rt'l by Tlir Stnr'n
ftpiH'Inl 'rrriniiit'iita.
Sykesvllle.
F.loellon Is over and of course some of
tho candidates feel pt'utty blue.
Meeting Is still In progress In tho
Methodist church nnd a good Intercut Is
manifested.
Mrs. John Null nnd eon. Edward,
wero at Newtonburg Inst Wednesday
attending tho funeral of u nophow of
Mrs. Null.
Siiinuel Zufall, better known as "Big
Sum," Is tho proud papa of a bouncing
bin srlrl ''''.
C. 7.. Clawson wears a smllo of very
large dimensions because a llttlo boy
came to llvo with him.
Mrs. J. A. Doemor and two nons re
turned home Saturday from a ton days'
visit with friends nenr Tunic.
In our letter a few weeks ago wo
stated that Rev. Gold was from Llnoh
burg, but wo wero mistaken. Ha Is
from Centrevllle. 'Twrb our mistake
and your treat.
Mrs. Chrlstlnu Stall will movo this
week from her residence on Ethel street
Into tho Commercial Hotel building,
where oho Intends to keep u boarding
house, also a restaurant. .
We havo been asked to say some
thing about tho election, but for fear
we might bo called a sore head, we
will only say politics In our township Is
a dlsgracu to tho American born citi
zens. Rev. Gold, of Centrevllle, Crawford
county, la.. preached an excellent ser
mon in the Baptist church last Sunday
morning also in tho evening. We do
not know whether the church will give
Hev. (iold a call or not. but think they
will muko no mlstako If they do.
Hormtown.
C. A. Hotrlck Is hauling lumber.
L. W. Horm has finished his prop job.
Jacob lloyer is hauling hay through
this place.
Henry Emerlck, of Emerlckvillo, was
In this place Monday.
Miss Dulva Schugars visited relatives
at Emerlckvillo Monday.
Joe Motteron, of Emerlckvillo, had
business in this placo Monday.
E. N. Moore was seen going through
town last week with a new mule.
Mrs. John Urotey, of Punxsutawney,
Is visiting her daughtor, Mrs. A. H.
Moore.
J. C. ttyerly, of this place, who had
been pounding saws at Smlthvlllo, has,
resigned.
Felix Smith, of this pluoo, has gone
to Smlthvlllo, where he is employed as
general manager and filer on M. W.
Smith's mill.
K. U. Deeiner nnd Henry Snyder have
returned from Elk county, whore they
had boon employed on Peter Snyder's
log job.
Throe sled loads of people, attended
tho election hold at Rockdulo Mills on
Tuesday. Ono of tho sleds was upsoj.
ana tlio men In it wero rolled out in
the snow.
M. L. Iletrlck and sons have boon
cutting and hauling logs. They havo
boon doing a rushing business this
Inter. M. L. is also in tho poultry
business. He will erect a lavna hen-
houso next summer. Wo wish him
groat success. Ha bus a fine lot of
blooded fowls.
Wlsliaw.
Meud North, of DuDols, was in town
last Monday.
Alex Dickey, of Eleanora, wns in
town Monday.
Mrs. Phillip Randolph is on tho sick
list at this writing.
Wm. Volt nnd wife drove to Big
Run on last Sunday,
G. W. Secrist wag at Brookvllle lust
Wodnesduy on business.
Ishraun Dickey, of Reynoldsvillo, was
in town one day lost week.
Tho mines at Eleanora are running
vory slack at prosent time.
William Hollenbnugh was in Roynt
oldsvlllo ono day last week. ..
John Dougherty and Earl had busi
ness ut Dig Hun lust Monday.
Mrs. W. Volt and Mrs. H. FolU visi
ted friends near Punlo last week.
Mrs. Martin Foltz, called on friends
at this pluco on last Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Scott, of Desire, is tho
guest of Mrs. Shanklo in this plaoa.
Charley Dlekuy and Samuel Shunklu
drove to Koynoldsvllle last Friday.
Amos Diekoy and Miss Clara Hor
roan wore married one day last week.
Miss MoCrolght payod Miss Pearl
Barrlt a woloomo call on last Wednes
day. David Hollertbaugh delivered a load
of vory nice moat to II. C. Hlmea, our
Main street butcher.
The Social Club of this place held it
Official Return of Vote at the Republican Primary Election
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banquet at Shauklo's hall in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Dickey, our newly
married couple.
II. S. Secrist and family, of Panic,
were the pilosis of friends in town
Thursday.
Miss Iloltz, our school toacher, was
called to Heaver township to attend the
funeral of her nophow.
Charley Dickey had the misfortune
to cut ono (if his finders on a piece of
glass and cause a yery painful wound.
John Dickey took supper with
George, tho bachelor. John said it
was the best buchelor's cooking he ever
ate.
Illchard Barnes and wife and Mrs.
McGeo, of Eleanora, were tho guests of
friends in the west end of town on Sun
day. Georgo Syphrit visited his parents
one day . last week. George said he
wanted to seo his dad, but I guess he
was mistaken.
Richard Barnes, of Eleanora, and G.
W. Socrlst, of this placo, attended the
banquet given by the DuBols I. O. O. F.
last Wednesday evening.
Rathmel.
W. G. Harris drove to DoLanooy last
Thursday.
Andy Johnston, of DuBols, was in
town last week.
Jaspor I'lttsluy and, wife, of Falls
Creek, spent Sunday here.
Twenty-one members of Washington
Camp, No. 674, of Falls Crook, and two
mombers of Camp No. 604, of West
Liberty, attended divine sorvioes here
Sunday afternoon with Camp 602, P. O.
S. of A. Itov. A. J. Mock, of Reynolds
villo, preached for them.
Rev. W. J. Crawford and A. H. Zot
lar, mombers of the P. O. S. of A. at
Aliens Mills, attundod tho entertain
ment and supper bold by the P. O. S.
of A. here Saturday evening, Feb.
22nd. Members of the P. O. S.
of A. of Ila.en and their friends to the
number of forty drove over and enjoyod
themselves here Saturday evening.
Twelve members from the DuBols
Camp was also present and said thoy
had a good time. Rev, Volkoff, of
DuBols, Ruv. MoEntlre, of Roynolds
vllle, and Rev. Crawford, spoke during
the entertainment. The committee of
W. C. No. 602, P. O. S. of A. thank
all who aided and helped in any way
Feb. 22nd.
Emerlckvllle.
Peter Buura Is vory ill at this writ
ing. E. Welser and wife enjoyed sleigh
ride to Reynoldsvillo Sunday.
Mamie Baum, of Reynoldsvillo, visi
ted friends la this place Saturday and
Sunday.
Messrs. James Smith and Mike Storra
er of Reynoldsvillo, spent Sunday with
frlunds here. . ., .J. ; .
Mrs, W. H. Mowery, who has boon
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rockey, In
Kane the past four weeks, returned to
her home Thursday of last week.
Miss Grant Mattle and John Sprague,
of West Emerlckvillo, drove to Royn
oldsvllle Sunday.
George Geist and wife and son, Emory
and wife, of Cool Spring, spent Sunday
at the home of John Cable.
Webster London and wife, of Sykes
vllle, and Adam Welder and wife, of
Big Run, are visiting relatives in this
place.
Misses Emma and Elva Iloch and
brother, Solomon, of Ringgold, are visi
ting at the home of John Martz In this
place.
Quite a number of our young ladles
and gentlemen drove to Reynoldsvillo
Wednesday of last week and took sup
per at Frank's Tavern.
Sandy Valley.
Mrs. J. Schwera visited Mrs. J. T.
Coax the past week.
B. T. Cox, of East Pittsburg, visited
his parents at this place the past week.
William Sohugars is busy hauling
lime stona to his farm near this place.
W. T. Cox attended the Republican
county convention in Brookvllle last
week.
Albert Brocious and wife, of Brook
vllle, visited friends In the Valley the
past week.
John McGlffln and wife, of Baxter,
visited at the home of James McGee
over Sunday.
A number of our young people attend
ed a social danoe at Rockdale on Thurs
day evening.
Stevenson and Smith are engaged In
quarrying lime stone near this place.
They report a good demand for all they
can handle.
We should Judge from the amount of
rigs that pass through our streets that
the liverymen are doing a rushing
business in our nearby towns.
James McGee took a number of school
scholars to Falls Creek to attend an
entertainment Saturday evening. All
report a pleasant time.
John Miller, formerly employed at
this place as mine boss, has secured a
position near Weedville. He will move
his family to that place in the near future.
Flag day was celebrated In our publio
school la a befitting manner. A num
ber of our citizens attended and all
came away feeling patriotic Well we
don't blame them. Where Is the man
with soul so dead, that never to him
self has said, "This Is my own, my
native land."
Patapsoo. Patapseo.
Men's tan shoes that cost from (2.S0
to 13.00 per pair we are selling out at
11.60 per pair. Johnston fc Nolan. Big
bargains.
If you need a heating stove go to
Priester Bros, They are selling stove
at extremely low prlees.
Republican County Convention.
The Republican county convention
held in the court house at Brookville
last Wednesday afternoon was well at
tended: On motion T. M. Kurtz was
elected President and James V. Msjr
ray Secretary of the convention. P. Bx
Cowan, of Union, and W. T. Cox, of
Winslow, wore nominated and eleeUd
reading clerks. W, T. Darr, B. E, Ir
vln and N. L. Strong, of Brookvllle,
and Georgo Fairbanks, of Young, were
eleoted tally and adding clorks. Prof.
J. L. Allison, of Punxsutawney; Alex
Stewart, of McCalmont; W. F. Burch
Oeld, of Brockwayvllle; T. T. Mlllen, of
Oliver, and D. J. Thomas, of Clayvlllo,
were appointed a committee on resolu
tions.
T. M. Kurtz, of Punxsutawney, was
unanimously re-elected county chair
man. Hon. James G. Mitchell, of
Perry, J. B. Henderson, of Brook
vlllo, and T. M. Kurtz, of Punxsutaw
ney, were elected congressional confer
ees and instructed to do everything In
their power to secure the district noml-
nation for Hon. W. O. Smith.
Among the resolutions submitted by
tho committee, was the following:
We heartily endorse the candidacy of
Hon. William O. Smith for the Con
gressional nomination in the twenty
sixth district. JorTerson is the largest
county in population in the district, and
her Republicanism has been firmly
established for so many years that her
claim to the nomination at this tlmo,
after fourteen years that she has yield
ed to the other counties with which she
has bocn associated, is of the cloarest
iustlce. We Drescnt a candidate who
Is tho unanimous choieo of the Repub
licans of this oounty, and whoso famili
arity with the Interests of the district
would make him acceptable to all. .
Many years of legislative experience,
profound study of the principles of gov- ( '
ernment. and devotion to the interests
of the working peoplo, from whom he
sprung, joined with his unquestioned
character as a man of integrity and loy
alty to principle and to party, make
him a candidate whose election is as
sured and whose service will be an .
honor to the district.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In the postofiice at Reynoldsvillo, Pa.,
week ending Feb. 22, 1!)02:
Miss Mary Howard, Emanuel Smith,
Mrs. Mae Walley, C. W. Stover, Mrs.
Marie Gertz, G. Groove, Esq., Miss
Matilda Evans, Howard S. ' Collins,
Charles Carr, J, G. Bowser, Miss Rose
Bowser, Miss Pearl Barrett, John
Baker, James Montgomery.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
A. M. Woodward, P. M.
We are offering bargains in merchan
dise, reducing our stock, and will rent
our rooms, as I am on the road selling
McCormick machinery and can't run a
store at the same time. We have sev
eral horses to dispose of and wagons and
harness. At the new chop mill below
company store you will find all kinds of
feed. M. C, Coleman. ,