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VOLUME 10.
KEYN0LDHV1LLE, I'ENN'A., WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 19, 1902.
' NUMBER 46.
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The Freshest, Newest,
BEST
This store opens the Spring wapon of l'JO'i with a moat complete equipment of wanted
merchandise. It has taken much thought, much care, much intelligent selection to gather
this collection, but now that it is all here, all properly displayed, in the various depart
ments, we feel amply repaid for the work done.
Now we invite you to come and investigate all this bright, seasonable newness. We
invite you to be among the first to choose. You'll find styles "top notch." You'll find
qualities most reliable. You'll find prices absolutely fair and just. You'll find, (If you
have not already found) that this store'B highest aim is to be of honest service to you in
every detail of your spring purchasing. We have often emphasized the satisfaction of
early selection. We would particularly emphasize that fact now in your selection and
purchase of
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCKS OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishings.
China, Giass, Tin, Enameled, Wood and Wil
low Ware, Etc.
Store where there's Everything that People
Wear and Most Things People Buy. Goods
marked in Plain Figures, One Price to All,
and that the Lowest.
BING-STOKE
COMPANY
Main and Fifth Streets, Rcynoldsvillc, Pa.
52
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CARPETS
LINED FREE.
1000 Yards Velvets
800 Yds. Tapestries
2000 Yards Ingrains
Direct from the Mills in assortment
of styles and colorings at prices
that defy competition.
Art Squares and Rugs,
. . China and Japan Mattings,
Lace Curtains and Blinds.
mm
AT HALL'S,
OPPOSITE
POSTOFFICE.
A it 2o & & is &
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H. W. Eason & Co.,
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For New Spring Suits, Hats,
Caps, Shirts, Neck vear and
Footwear for Men and Boys.
Also a complete new assort
ment of Trunks, Suit Cases and
Traveling Bags.
Net Door to Postoffice, Rkynoldsyille, PA.
at
o o a & &
OTCtiTxrt rrrxnrrn rri urn
With urn You Can Buy
Horses, Harness,
.Wagons,
McCorniick Hinders.
Mowers, Hakes,
GrindcVs.
Bargains In
GROCERIES
DRY GOODS
To close out stock.
Store room to let with
living rooms overhead.
tiet
lull
r CHOPPING U
Willi
The Reunoldsvllle
Milling Company
BrlngSur Produce to
J.C. King&Co.'s
LaaxnxriiTTTi nxrctmiJ
TTNDERTAKING AND
EMBALIf'MG.
First-Class Work Guaranteed.
I am also headquarters for
PICTURE FRAMING
oan have your ploturo en
larged at a reasonable pi-Ice.
1 also
"P E-8ILVER MIRRORS
Office and ware room Id rear
ofO. W. Klopfor's S and 10
cent store.
j.H. nufliies.
Walk-Over
Shoes and
oxfords lor
spring I
Our shoes for Spring
surpass anything we
have ever had. The styles
are stunning. It is early
vet to buy spring shoes
but we want you to come
in and see the
YORK
a n d
FREAK
Price $3.G0 and $4.00.
QUE EN
QUALITY
Sho.es for women, price
$3.00.
Robinson's.
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Sandy Valley.
Frank Hoffman, of Summervllle, vis
ited In tho Valley the past wook.
Mrs. James Orcutt, of Sunbury, Is vis
iting her undo, W. J. Bonner. In this
place.
Sandy Valley docs not havo as large
population ns some other towns, but we
can have as big sinall-pox scare as any
of them.
The pio social held at tho school
house Friday evening was a financial
success. The promoters realized con
siderable of the "free and unlimited."
The moving season Is here and our
citizens are at it. Goorgo Crlbbs has
moved out on tho farm lately vacated
by W. IT. Cable; William Crlbbs moved
Into the house vacated by Bam per
Platte.
We notlco by tho papers that our
friend, Capt. T. C. Reynolds, Is a can
didate for poHtimtslcr at Reynoldsvllle.
We consider him well qualified for
postmaster, with one exception, he does
not speak tho German language as
fluently as ho should. Captain had a
good chaneo to learn that language
when bo was In his toons. His father
sent him to Paradise school to learn
German. He engaged boarding for htm
with a Gorman family and requested
them not to talk English while Til ton
was there, as ho wanted him to learn It
quick so he could wait on the German
customers that came to his store. Capt.
went willingly, as Paradise was a great
maple sugar country In those1 days.
Capt. returned homo the third day, and
when tnken to task by his fathor said:
"It will be easier for those Gorman
customers to come in and learn to talk
English than it would be for mo to
learn to talk dutch."
Watch for the new spring goods at
Slitters this week.
Clothcraft.
AUDITORS' REPORT
Of llir I'lnniirra of llm lloro. of Wnl
lit') noltlovlllr lor Hie li'nr KikIImk
Muri'lt lOlli IDOi.
W. L. JOHNSTON mill J. W. DEMI'HEY,
I'oor Ovi-rsi-era,
To nin'l due IiihI m-ttlonii'iit. . .. 677 04
By iim't imlil Auililor x for HUM. A 25
" " Attorney fee 1100
" " W. I,. Johnston 2 days
m-rvli-o 4 00
" " J. W. Dciniwy 1 days
service mill honil 2.V)
" " Auditors fur IW! 4(in
" " Treasurers receipts.... IViH
677 94
W. L. JOIINSTO.N, Treasurer.
To am'tduc Inst settlement.... 772 OS
" roe'd fr liiuuess Kohlcr ROD
Iliiw. 10 00
" " " K. J. Ausllu II
nf II R00
I'.MlH-hell sett.
R. I). Hi-crni-c't 17113
" ' " Htuto treasurer 1 60
" " " V. Mlli-hell for
sewer nine laid 4 3R
" " " 11. II. Wilson re-
ulrln s-wulk. 5 33
" " " J. I. Woodrlng
lines 8 00
" " " Collector O. W.
I)i-iiip-.i-v asnno
' I'oor District.. WW
f 1874 35
Hy nm't Horn, nrdrra ri'iloonied WW 7.1
" ii trciiHuroro Hlli7ft. 17 H8 01163
fB72
It. 8. WILLIAMS, Htreet CommUsloner.
To nm't (luplli-iito 2W2H
" lluru (ii'dui-a SO. HI
lrt0 78
By ain't nil. In rash A pitld work I'M
" worki-doiit HAM
" 4ildiiy8(f 1.7R HO 50
" rvlui-iiud to council.... 67 01
H7042
To um't due It. S. Wllllnms yi)4
O. W. DKMPHEV, Collector Eoctrlc lllittnx
Toam'tofdiiplli-nte 140N4
H udiH-d on 111 "7 W
114183
By nm't exonerations..... 2 42
" rntiirnecl 07
" R ritliuleon W140 ... . 4 27
' M col. onto 411 2l
" 1ST, " " " mm 1 IB
" lit, " " " 4."H 2;i
" Treasurera roi-t-lpts.... 11200
J123 20
To bulnnco due horouxh istu
BorouKh Tux.
To um't of diipllruio 2HA28
" " b utldod on 30 14.... 1 Ml
2224
By nm't exonurutlons 4 01
" , ri-tiirm-d 14
" R:(. rvliutonii 170 M 8M
" col. on 170 RS 5 12
" fi " " " II5H4 3 2H
" R ' BUI) 4R
" . TreiisureroreceluU.... 22R00
. 1247 14
To balance due borouith UR10
O. W. DEMI'HEY, Collector Work Tux.
To nm't of duplh-nte 67 02
" M uUddon2170 ... 1 OH
fA810
By nm't exonerations 4 61
" roturtied 14
' A col. on 40 R7 S 03
' R " ' " 6 OH 80
' " TreaBiiicni receipts. .. 4000
I7 0H
To balance due boroufrh 21 02
DIt.
To nm't of Tuxes due from 1000 67 04
CB.
By percentnites 2 29
By um't Treasurers receipts.... 1200
114 29
To bulunce due liorouich 62 76
WM. Bl UOE, Burgess.
To nm't ren'd for fines 1 2R
" from Com. Hull rent.. 1000
U2R
By um't Trensuiera receipts.... ' 1000
To bulunce due Uorouxh 1 25
1U50AF1TULATION.
HKrtOlinCkS.
Am't In treasurers hunUs 902 72
" due from burKuss 1 23
" " " O. W. Dempsey
WOO taxes 62 75
(i. W. Dempsey
1MII taxes 74 75
" " " County treasur
ers Uceuse 114 00
113011 47
LIABILITIES.
By aai'tduo R. 8. Wllliums.... 90)
" oulsluudlng boioorders IMA7
. I10A81
RewHircssover liabilities........ aioowlt
. THOs.O.Mi;ETaaa, I ,-.
O. U. Joumstom, Auditors.
TRIBUTE TO 8T. PATRICK.
How Ireland's Great Patron Saint Was
, Memorized In Reynoldsvllle.
Editor of The Star: -The life and
deods of St. Patrick are still kept
"green" In the minds and hearts of
Irishmen and their offspring. On Mon
day, the birthday of the saint, the
"wearing of the green" was visible In
every direction, the attractive color
ornamenting the clothing of tho women
as well as that of the men.
St. Patrick found Ireland a nation of
pagans and converted tbom to Christ
ianity. Many miracles are attributed
to-htm, although they are doubted by
some. To tho firm believer In Christ
there 1b nothing strange in the per
formance of miracles. He gave to the
Apostles this power In order to affirm
evidence of the true religion. Hear
(what the Saviour says after performing
some miracles: "Greater tTilngs even
than these can ye do if ye have the
faith."
St. Patrick certainly had the faith,
and therefore there could be nothing
mysterious In Christ fulfilling His own
promises. God often makes Instru
ments of men to accomplish desired
ends, and Ho will continue to do so un
til this earth ceases to be.
The A. O. II. of town In ordor to
commemorate the memory of St. Pat
rick partook of holy communion In a
body on Sunday and wore the emblems
of their society. At second mass a
grand eulogy on Ireland's saint was de
livered by Father P. J. Donahue. He
reviewed the deeds of Patrick In an
explicit manner, while his phraseology
In portraying Ireland and her noble
sons was most eloquent and charming.
The recital was delivered in good style
and In many respects was edifying and
Impressive. Those who had the pleas
ure of hearing Father Donahue paying
tribute to the saint were warm In their
praise of It during the day, and were
proud to note that this event did not
pass by dofault. A WITNESS.
Reynoldsvllle, March 18, 1!H)2.
Transactions in Real Estate
Mary F. MoQuown to Ettle F. Boatty,
for lot in Punxsutawney. $150; Febru
ary 14, 1002.
Allen Cathors to L. W. Robinson, for
4"i acres of coal In Wlnslow township.
$4,275; February 22, 1902,
Mary A. Hillls to L. W. Robinson,
for 49 acres of coal in Wlnslow town
ship. $11,705; Feb. 20, 1902.
W. J. Hillls to L. W. Robinson, for
43 acres of coal In Wlnslow township.
$4,028; February 26, 1902.
Antonio Palermo to Michael Borlotta,
for land In Wlnslow township. $35;
Feb. 27, 1902.
Abram Fye, et al., to William Alien,
for property In Sykesvlllo. $1,600; Jan.
20, 1902.
Heirs of D. E. Stanford to J. A. Cra
ven, for land la Washington township.
$30; June 22, 1901.
G. A. Heilbrun to Thomas Sand, for
lot in McCalmont township. $180; Oct.
7, 1901.
Henry Mollne to John and Noah M.
Troharno, for property In McCalmont
township. $1,100; August 2, 1902.
Maria Mobery and Mary Treharde,
et al., for property In McCalmont town
ship. $1,100; August 1, 1901.
Thomas M. Jonklns and Samuel Mor
gan, to Dellda S. Olson, for property In
McCalmont township. $790; March 3,
1902.
Tha Vice of Nagging.
Clouds the happiness of the borne,
but a nagging woman often needs help.
She may be so nervous and run-down In
health that trifles annoy her. If she Is
melancholy, excitable, troubled with
loss of appetite, headache, sleepless
ness, constipation or fainting and dizzy
spells, she needs Electric Bitters, the
most wonderful remedy for ailing
women. Thousands of sufferers from
female troubles, nervous troubles, back
ache and weak kidneys have used It, and
become healthy and happy. Try It.
Only 50c. H. Alex Stoke guarantees
satisfaction.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In the postoffice at Reynoldsvllle, Pa.,
week ending March 15, 1902:
Miss' Annie Dorwarth, Miss Anna
Bartly.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
A. M. Woodward, P. M.
Lockjaw From Cobwebs.
Cobwebs put on a out lately gave a
woman lockjaw. Millions know that
the best thing to put on a out is Buck
Ion's Arnica Salve, the Infallible healer
of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Erup
tions, Burns, Scalds and Piles. It cures
or do pay. Only 25o at H.' Alei Stoke's
drug store. '
Carpet samples below cost at Prieater
Bros.' furniture store',' ''
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn for Regular Term of Court Com
mencing April 14th, 190J.
grand junons. .
Corbott, W. K., Hrockwayvlllo.
Evans, Thomas .t., Young.
Snyder, Morris W., Porter.
Woods, John, Eldrod.
Thompson, Robert M., Roso.
I'orbin, John, Union.
Myers, J. II., Reynoldsvllle.
Wood, James, McCalmont.
Shobei-t, James, West Reynoldsvllle.
Long, Thomas, Young.
Mitcholl, J. ()., IVrry.
Schrock, G. A., Ringgold.'
Powell, Joseph, I'ortor.
Brown, C. C. Young.
Orr, J. H., Eldrod.
Keck, Isaac, Warsaw.
Moran, James, McCalmont.
Hays, Jan. 1)., Rose. , , ..
Smith, Edgar, Snyder.
Montgomery, John, Punxsutawney.
Sutter, Jacob, Perry.
Young, James V., Reynoldsvllle.
Flnlov. Geo.. Bjll.
Cooper, W. W., Washington.
PETIT JURORS.
Ferguson, Haneo, Eldred.
Moore, John, Washington.
White, D. L., Eldred.
Brewor, H. M., Porry.
Eckman, John, Brockwnyvillo.
Gahagan, E. 1., Ringgold.
JlcCauley, Jacob, Hrockwayvlllo.
Simpson, J. M., Union.
Wagner. A. F.. Wlnslow.
Gourley, E. A., McCalmont.
Jordan, Clarence, McCalmont.
Miller, Ed., Wlnslow.
Buzzard, James, M., Heath.
Consor, John W., Reynoldsvllle.
.vans, Lewis, Warsaw.
Edmonson, Thomas, Young.
Trudgen, John, Rcynoldsvillc.
Williams, C. O., Clayvlllo.
Wilson, G. W., Warsaw.
Benson, James, McCalmont.
Phillips, Otto, Clayvlllo.
Barr, Andrew, Rose.
Pomroy, John. Roynoldsvlllo.
Johnston, W. L., West Roynoldsvlllct
McManlgle, I. U., fcklrcd.
Winebark, Goo. W., Gasklll.
Becker, A., Brookvllle.
Reitz, James, Beaver.
Shatter, W. J., Brookvllle.
Smith, N. D., Brockwayvlllo. .
Bell, Dr. G., Punxsutawney.
McGhee, James, McCalmont.
Plfer, Daniel, Uendorson.
Butler, Albert, Brookvllle.
Suiter, W. A., Young.
Smith, J. E., Falls Creek.
Best, W. R., Winslow.
McIIonry, E. H., Punxsutawney.
Morrison, Geo. A., McCalmont.
Fike, Samuel, Knox.
Haffner, Wra., Snyder.
Stefl, Frank, Brookvlllo.
Adams,' Thomas, Wlnslow.
Allison, J. B., Punxsutawney.
Milliard, John, Wlnslow.
Penrose, William, Honderson,
Britton, Win., Washington.
Abel, Augustus, Falls Creek.
Anderson, Norman, McCalmont.
Pyle, W. H., Punxsutawney.
Tweed, George, Clayvlllo.
Benson, Thomas, McCalmont.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Benson, John, Jr., Young.
Watt, J. P., Punxsutawney.
Groves, James, Washington.
Sutter, Sum'l, W. Roynoldsvlllo.
Frazior, John, Punxsutawney.
Sandt, Goorgo L., Brookvllle.
McKlnley, Scott, Union.
Stewart, Alexander, McCalmont.
Kennedy, Samuel F., Porter.
Wilson, Craig, Washington.
Dopp, Bert, Bell.
Snyder, John H., Porter.
Wood, F. M., Punxsutawney.
North, Henry, McCulmont.
Crate, P. S., Falls Creek.
Penfiald, Richard, Falls Crook.
Boner, W. J., Winslow.
Irvin, Blair, Punxsutawney.
Moore, Harry, Reynoldsvllle.
Spanglor, Geo., Beaver.
MoIIunry, W. D Big Run.
Reoord, Bon, Punxsutawney.
Knapp, Joshua, Clover.
Burknouso, Peter, Roynoldsvlllo.
Callen, Alpheus, Heath.
Gourley, Clarence, Pnnxsutawnoy.
Dunmlre, Adam, Bull.
Beyer, Joseph, Punxsutawney.
Anderson, T. C., Big Run.
Rhoades, Mik. Eldred.
Moore, Nick, Wlnslow.
Lockhart, E. J., Falls Crock.
Stewart, A. A., Wlnslow. .
SholVner, G. B., Knox.
Kesaler, Christ, McCalmont.
Richards, John Warsaw.
Whitehlll, B. H., Fulls Creok.
Schaffner, P. II. . Falls Creek.
Sherry, Henry, Ringgold.
Love, James E., Falls Creek.
North, James li., McCalmont.
Haas, Jacob, McCalmont.
Ray mo r 1 B. R., Pinocreek.
Would Smash the Club
If members of the "Hay Fever As
sociation" would use Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, tha club
would go to ploces for it always cures
this malady, and Asthma, the kind
that baflles the doctors it wholly
drives from the system. Thousands of
once-hopeless sufferers from Consump-,
tlon, Pneumonia, Bronchitis owe their .
lives and health to It. It conquers
Grip, saves little ones from Croup and
Whooping Cough and it is positively
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung;
troubles, 50c, $1.00. Trial bottles free
at H. Alex Stoke's.
Those cold rooms are quite uninhab
itable on windy days where stoves or
hot air furnaces Is used.. But (and
without the coal man reaping as great
a benefit) the exposed rooms oan be
warmed. May we tell you more about
it? It may put dollars la your pocket.
Keystone Hardware Co.