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WEDNESDAY. JULY .10, 11H)2.
An Independent loonl pnpiT.puhllstii'cl nvi-ry
WeuniHrlny at KiyniililvlUi JoITim-hoii Co.
devoted to the Interivitu of HeyiioliNvllle
jndJeffernoneonnty. Nnn-pnlltlriil, will t rent
all with f alrneiw, nnil will he mpuclally f rloml-
towardu the laboring elii.
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tion atthlnoftVo. , ,
Lenghty communications nnd riianitn of
aJvortlaementa should ronch tlrta ortVo by
Monday noon.
Sulwcrlptlon prleefl.dOperyenr.ln ndvnnre.
Addre all communications to 0. A . Hteph-
naon, HcynoldHvllle, l'a.
Want Column.
Raton: On cont per word for each nnd
every Insertion.
Lost A locket about tho sl.o of ft
quarter, hnvlnjj on ono alilo a brilliant
nil on tho revomo mno tno mnnoK'nm
"E. McC." A reward will bo piven for
the return of tho snmo to 8. M. Mc
Crelfjht at his ofllce.
Wanted The man who knows ft pood
thlnjj when he sees It to invest In a
third or half Interest in a simple, yet
practical monoy-makinjr Invention for
the use of business and professional
men. The chance of a lifetime to a
"hustler." Can be made at a small
cost and will sell by thousands. For
particulars address Hox 14 1, Reynolds
vllle, Pa.
' For Sale No. 1 organ, walnut case
Inquire at The Star ofllco.
Pedigreed Belgian hares from 11.00
up a pair. Chaa. C. Mohnny, Jackson st.
For Salo Good cow. Inquire of
August Herold, Hopkins, Pa.
For sale Property on East Muin st
Price reasonable. Inquire M. M. Davis.
For Salo House on Hill street with
all modorn improvements. Inquire of
Ira S. Smith.
For rent Two houses. Inquire of S.
Shaffer.
' For Salo Houso and lot on Hill
street at a bargain. Inquiro of R. A.
Hildebrand.
For Sale Town lots on Grant, Main,
Jackson, Church and Worth streets.
Inquire of Mrs. J. L. Test.
Belgian bares for salo. Fino stock;
prices very low. L. M. Snyder, Jack
eon st.
For Sale Four lots corner 3rd and
Hill Bts. Price from J250 up. City
soweraee. Inquire of E. NefT.
For Sale A seven room houso, lot
BO by 150 feet, In West Ruynoldsvlllo.
M. E. Weed.
For Sale Two lots on Main street.
Inquire of H. J. Hughes.
Excursion to Atlantic City.
July 24, August 7 and 21, and Sept-
ember 11 aro tho remaining dates of
tho Pennsylvania Hallraod annual low
rate excursions to Atlantlo City, Cape
May, Oconn City, Sea Ialo City, Avalon,
Anglesca, Wildwood, Holly Beach, N.
J., Hohoboth, Del., or Ocean City, Md.
Tickets good to return within sixteen
days, Including date of excursion.
A special train of Pullman parlor cars
and duy coaches will leave Pittsburg
on abovo-montlonod dates at 8.55 a. ro.,
arriving at Altoona 12.15 p. tn., whero
stop for dinner will bo made, reaching
Philadelphia (1.25 p. m., in tlmo for
supper, and arriving at Atlantic
City, via the Dulaware River Bridge
Routo. tho only all-rail lino, at 8.3;i
p. in. l'assengers may aio spenu me
night In Philadelphia, and proceed to
tho shore by any regular train from
Market Street Wharf or Broad Street
station on tho following day.
Tickets will also bo good on regular
trains leaving Pittsburg at 4.50 and
!).00 p. in., carrying sleeping cars to
Philadelphia, and 7.10 p. m., carrying
Pullman sleeping cars through to Atlan
tic City.
l'assengers for points other than
Atlantic City will spend the night in
Philadelphia, and use regular trains
the next duy from Market Street
Wharf.
On tho July and August excursions
a stop-over of ten days will ulso bo
allowed nt Philadelphia on the going
trip, if passengers will deposit their
tickets with tho Ticket Agent at Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia, immedi
ately on arrival. Tickets for excursion
of September 11 do nut permit stop
over in either direction, and must lie
deposited with Agent on arrival at tea
Bhoro destination. .
Tickets will be sold from stations at
tho rates named below:
Reynoldsvllle, rate $10.00, train leaves
1.32 p. m. ; Brook ville, rate J10.00,
train leaves 1.511 p. in.
An entirely new style of postal cavd
has been placed on sale nt tho postofllces
of the country. Above tho words "post
al card" Is printed, "tho spaco above Is
reserved for postmark.' This space is
slightly more than an Inch in width, uf
fording room for tho postmark. The
greatest fault found with the old card is
that the postmark is necessarily stamped
over other printed matter nnd in many
instances is unintelligible. The presence
of a postmark is often tho means of sav
ing a postal card from tho dead letter
office. In tho left hand upper corner of
tho card is the seal of the United States
and the stamp bears tho picture of
William McKlnlry. Under tho picture
tho dates jxi.t and Iliui aro printed, the
first being tho date of McKlnloy's birth
and tho second of his death.
Died In Brookvllle.
The death of a former Reynoldsvllle
lady, Mrs. Susanna Burgoon, wife of
Dennis J. Burgoon, sr., (deceased) oc
curred at the homo of her daughter,
Mrs. T. L. Aaron, In Brookvlllu, on
Tuesdny, July 22. 11)02. She had a
stroko of paralysis on tho Friday pre
vious to her death, from which sho
nover rallied. Mrs. Burgoon was born
In Latrobo, Westmoreland county, Pa.,
and at tho time of her death was 87
years of ago. Sho was tho mother of
nine children, six of whom survive her.
They aro respectively: Susanna, of
Klngsvlllo, S. J., of Klngsvlllo, Donnls
J. Jr., of Reynoldsvllle, Dr. J. A., of
Pittsburg, John R., of Brookvlllo, and
J. I., of Brownsville, all of whom wore
present at the funeral, which took
plnco at tho Catholic church in Brook
vlllo on Friday, July 25, Rev. O.
Wolnklor officiating. All who knew
Mrs. Burgeon could say sho was u
loving wife nnd a fond mother.
It Is reported that tho Pittsburg,
Shnwmut Jk Northern Railroad Co. will
buy the coal under several additional
farms In Knox township, under the pro
visions of leases held by the company
and that will expire August 1st. Tho
company will only take up about 500
acres at this timo, but Its action is a
further indication that the Pittsburg,
Shawmut it Northern road will, soonor
or later, bo extended into the Knox
township coal fields and possibly to
Pittsburg. Brookvlllo Urpuhlkan.
It Is noticeable that more colts are
being raised this year than for several
years past. Of recent times the raising
of horses hns been allowed to decline,
and to see tho sleek youngsters jogging
along besldo tho mother reminds ono
that tho demand for horses is good.
Punxutawnoy Kcu:k.
Full lino of skirts at Suttors, best
assortment, lowest prices. Call and
seo them.
Tho fall styles arc stunning. Como
in and see them. Robinson's.
Young mnn, you ought to be ashamed
if you are not bringing her here for
soda. She is worthy of the best. Reyn
olds Drug store.
Go to D. Nolan's shoe store. They
are selling Queen Quality shoe for$2.50.
All kinds patent kids, onnmoled box
calf and plain kids; laco and button;
heavy and light soles.
Stoko's the "best" soda place.
Men's patent leathor shoes, raado of
best stock, mostly small sizes, a regular
$4.50 shoo, go on Friday and Saturday
at only $2.90. Bing-Stoke Company.
H. W. EASON & CO.' S
2nd SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 28th, AND ENDING
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd.
Strong; reductions on Men's and Boys Attire. The prices below
should be interesting enough to fill the store throughout the week.
They are forcible demonstrations of economy in personal wear. And
there is nothing mentioned but what is wearable at the present and
will be for some months to come. j jH s
Men's Suits.
We have a good .assort
ment of Men's Suits that
sold at from $12.00 to $15,
that you may have your
choice from at $10.00.
Nobby suits that sold at
$10.00, sale price, $7.90.
A large assortment of
Suits that sold at from
$6.50 to $8.00. Your choice
at $5.50.
Youth's Suits.
Suits for young men that
flolp for $10.00, sale price, -$7.75.
$G.50, 7.00. 8.00 suits,
sale price, $5.50.
$5.00 suits, $3.90, $3.50
suits, $2.98.
Boy's Knee Pant Suits.
A lot of boy's suits that
sold for $4.00, sale price,
$2.98. A lot of $3.00 and
3.50 suits, sale price, $2.50.
All wash suits at cost. '
Large assortment of Men's
Youths' and Boys' PANTS
at greatly reduced prices,
A lot of Men's Shoes
At prices that will surprise
you. Lots of them for one
half price.
Some good bargains in
Shirts and Neckwear,
All Straw Hats at cost.
All Boy's Shirt Waists at
cost.
Boys' Brownie Overalls
at 19c.
A lot of Boys' Caps that
were 50c, sale price, 35c. A
lot of caps that were 25c,
sale price 19c.
You will be sure to get
special bargains if you at
tend this sale and some very
good ones. Don't miss this
opportunity. You don't get
chances like this every day.
Remember this sale starts
on Monday, July 28th, and
ends Saturday. August 2nd.
These prices will just be for
thaj week only.
Hoover Building.
H. W. EASON & CO.,
Next door to Postoffice.
Reynoldsvllle, Pa,
V.
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AND FRO.
Miss Ida Miles spent Sunday In
DuBois.
Miss Kdlth Brooks visited tn DuBois
last week.
Miss Ella Doemer visited In Brook-
lllo last week.
Jay McGaw Is visiting relatives nt
Grove Summit.
Arthur Barclay went to Homostend
last week to work.
Mrs. V. C. Freas Is visiting her
parents at Westvillo.
M. C. Coleman was In Summervlllo
tho first of this week.
John R. F.lder, of Beechtreo, was In
Reynoldsvllle Sunday.
Frank W. Mitchell, of Driftwood,
lnlted In town Friday
Mrs. Kdward Barry visited In Falls
Creek first of this week.
Alice Bishop and Bula Strouse spent
Sunday nt Emorlekville.
Mary Donnhuo will go to tho Morey
hospital, Pittsburg, to-day.
Arnold Alexander, of Clarion, is vis
iting Fred K. Alexander.
Mrs. W. F. Marshall went to East
Brady Monday to visit frlonds.
Mrs. Andrew McCrelght, of Punxsu-
tnwney. Is visiting relatives In town.
Nininn Cooper visited his son, H. B.
Cooper, in Broekwayvlllo last week.
Joseph R. Milllren and wife visited
at Wlnslow, Pa., Saturday and Sunday.
Frank McGinness. of Oil City, spent
Sunday with his parents at Pros'cott-
villo.
T. F. Adam will go to Blossburg, Pa.,
to-morrow to spend a week with relatives.
L. S. Bell, of Patton, visited his
brother, W. H. Bell, In this plnco yes-forday.
Mrs. W. H. Lucas and Mrs. D. H.
Brcakcy visited In Falls Creek last
Friday.
Misses Nulu and Fay Neale are visit
ing an uncle at Rod Clyffo, Forest
county.
Miss Noma Kollor, of New Bethlehem,
visited friends In Reynoldsvllle last
week.
Miss Clara Biggie wont to Buffalo,
N. Y., Monday to attend the wedding of
a friend.
Mrs. Charles Koorner is visiting
relatives in Allegheny City and Me-
Keesport.
George Melllnger was at West Mont-
ery the first of this week doing some
surveying.
William Bennett, of the Star glass
plant, was at Jeanette the latter part
of last week.
II. K. Cochrane and wife, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gibson, in West
Reynoldsvllle.
Mrs. J. C. Richard and son, Harry,
have been visiting In Punxsutawney
the past week.
William McFaddon and wife, of Falls
Creek, are visiting friends in West
Reynoldsvllle.
Miss Gertrude Reoeo, of Ebensburg,
Pa., has been the guest of Miss Anna
Stiles the past week.
II. E. Moore, of Philadelphia, visited
his grand mother, Mrs. S. M. Rhoads,
in this plnco Friday.
John Brewer returned Monday from
a five weeks' visit with his grandpai
ents at Punxsutawney.
Mrs. Lucy Koshur, of Harrisburg, is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. David
Hartman, on Hill street.
MUa Catherine Fot.er, of Brookvllle,
visited her sister, Mrs. Ben C.Reed,
In this place, this week.
Mrs, Anna Slaglo and daughter,
Laura, of Philadelphia, were guests of
Mrs. John C. Conuur last week.
Mlhses Carrie Albright and Edith
Ilerpel attended the DuUols M. E. Sun'
day school plcnio livot Thursday.
Mrs. Samuel Hulls und Mrs. Frank
C. Swartzlandur, of Brookvllle, were
visitor In Reynoldsvllle Friday. ,
Miss Viola H. Brotherltnc, of Al
toon a, visited her sister, Mrs. S. M
Rhoads, In tills pluco over a week.
Samuel Lcnkurd. groceryinan of Du
Bois, visited his brother, Prof. O. W.
Lenkerd, in this plnco last evening,
Mrs. Mry Stiles and duughter. Miss
Flora, of Ebensburg, are visiting the
family of J. B. Ross, on Worth street.
Mrs. R. E. Koehler and two sons, of
Donura, who were vlsliing In West
Reynoldsvllle, returned home yesterday
Mrs. Florenoe Morgan and son and
daughter, Georgo and Helen, of Clear
field, are visiting Mr. John C. Connor
Mrs. Martin Williams, of New Beth
lehera, spent Sunday with her son,
M. E. Rldgway, in West Reynoldsvllle,
Mrs. W. F. Lott. of Troutvllle, visit
ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.. H,
Stilus, In West Reynoldsvllle last week
Miss Margarot Stoke, one of the
operator tn the Boll telephone central
ofllce to this place, left here Monday ovj
s two weeks' vacation to Pittsburg and
Wost Newton. Miss Battle Soli ill I zo
Is working In the telephnno olllco
during Miss Stoko's absence.
Alex Gillespie returned last Friday
evening from an eight weeks' visit in
Pittsburg, Charlerol, Pa., nnd Warren,
Ohio.
James M. Marsh, of Brookvllle,
conductor on Driftwood accommodation
on P. R. R., was In Reynoldsvllle ono
day last weok.
MUs Frlda Ebertshauser, of MeKees-
port, who was visiting tho families of
Charles nnd Henry Herpol, returned
homo last woek.
Mrs. II. Alex Stoke and daughtors,
Gertrude and Florence, will leave hero
to-day on n month's visit at Pittsburg
and Boston, Mass. ,
'Squlr'o Josoph T. Guthrie nnd Mrs.
Mlnnlo Ackerman went to Pittsburg
Friday to moot Mrs. Guthrie, who has
been vlsilin? in Ohio.
VV. C. Ferguson nnd wife, of Pitts
burg, aro visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
M. Moore and other friends In Reyn-
oldsvllln nnd vicinity.
Miss Mabel Hotrlek, who has been in
Buffalo, N. Y., for sometime, Is visiting
her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. F. Hot
rick, near this pin en.
Joseph Felehtand wife, of Carnegie,
and Miss Mnmlo Dlnkel, of Pittsburg,
aro visiting tho family of the former's
parents on Hill Street.
Mrs. Will McLnln. sr., nnd daughter.
Mil's Ethel, of Plttcburg, are visiting
C. Mitchell's family. Mr. McLnln was
In town ono day last week.
Mrs. Frank D. Smith and children,
of Washington, D. C. aro visiting Mr,
Smith's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. John S.
Smith, on Railroad stroot.
Mrs. J. R. Bonnell, of Elizabeth,
N. J., who wns visiting relatives nt
Sandy Valley and normtown, rotnrned
home the first of this woek.
Miss Mary Burgoon, clerk In Shlck
& Wagner's store, was at Brookvlllo
Friday attondlng tho funeral of her
grandmother, Mrs. Susnnna Burgoon.
Samuel Brtlhart and wife, who have
been In Pittsburg' sometime, hnvc re
turned to this place. When tho weather
gets cooler Mr. Brilhart will return to
Pittsburg to work.
Mrs. Fred Zeltlor Is visiting her son,
Ralph Strouse, nt Frosburg, M. D. On
her return trip she will stop to vlnit
her sister, Mrs. Smith McCi-plght, at
Florence, Washington county, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Balr and Mrs,
A. W. Wilber and son, of Williams-
port, visited over Sunday with Mr. nnd
Mrs. II. F. Lavo, on Jackson street,
The ladles are sisters of Mr. Lavo.
W. K. MarshaJI went to Parker Inst
Thursday to attend the funeral of his
brother, Samuel T. Marshall, who died
at Butler on the evening of 22nd Inst.
and was burlad at Parker Friday .fore
noon.
Misses Emily Bennett and Eleanor
Reed and James and Henry Bennott
loft hero yesterday morning for a
month's visit with Mr. and Mrs,
Edward J. Bennett at Nutley, New
Jersey.
Thomas Black wont to t'hiilpsburg
Monday to visit his daughter, Mrs. J,
C. Dunsmure. Miss Rosa Black, who
has been visiting in Phlllpsburg several
months, will return home with lior
father.
Miss Agnn Major, of Punxsutawney,
who has been In New York City for
somel hue,' stopped off here yesterday
on her way to PunxHutawney and spont
last night with Mrs. O'llaru at Nation
al Hotel.
Miss Nellie Marlon I'Vixahoth Sutter,
manager of J. J. Sutter's New Dry
Grinds si ore, left here Monday on a
two weeks' vacation with friends nt
Pittsburg, Monongahela City, and
inner places.
Miss Florence Stone, of East Brady,
was Hie guest of MIbhoi Caroline and
Nell Robinson Inst Thursday night.
Mis Stono attended tho C. L. S. C,
plcnio near Emerlckvilto Thursday and
oainu on to Reynoldi-vlllo that evening,
Reynolds' soda is so good there Is no
question tn tho minds of good soda
drinker which I tho beet.
Herrick's shoes at D. Nolan's shoo
store for $2.00 and 82.50, formerly gold
for 12.60 and $3.50.
Buy Robinson's shoes.
Don't waste your money on poor soda,
Reynolds' don't cost any more.
Stoke' the "best'1 soda place.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Illllllllloll l liuuilinifll, uw-imni-u, luus til
Itrockwuyvlllo IxmmKli, JelTeinon county,
'tmiiHylvunla, havlim lotm Krnutetl tn tliu
uncleritlxned, all pertuina Indebted to sulil es
tate are hereby notified to make payment
nmuda will present litem, duly uutlieutlcated,
...a . . 1 , e,, t
H. B. McOoLLOMiH, Administrator
Brockw.y vllle, Pa., July 10, llMtt.i
Snick &- Wagner's Sixth
Semi -Annual
Clearance Sale
TO THE TRADE: In answer to the mnnv in
quiries as to time of Clearance Sale, we want to
my on
THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1902
We put on sale the balance of our summer stocks.
H That these sales are events of notable importance
is evidenced by the interest and enthusiasm already
shown by the trade. We intend that this sale
shall. eclipse all past in the attractiveness of its of
ferings. H We have to offer you a clean and well assorted
stock of Summer Goods. The weather has been a
little unfavorable this season so that the lines are
as yet unbroken. In many cases too we have se
cured direct from the manufacturer lines to make
complete our stocks for the sale. We wish to em
phasize this point: That this sale is a Clear
ance Sale pure and simple, ami only
Summer Goods that we desire to clear
out will be offered in the sale. On all other
lines the prices will be the same as before sale. We
make the price so very low, regardless of cost, that
we cannot possibly afford to offer staples in this
sale.
U Note carefully a few prices on the many things we
have to offer you:
Dry Goods
Dimities reduced from 4c to lVfcc.
Dimities reduced from 7e to 4V2C
A few pieces of heavy Dress Goods that sold at
50 and 75 cents, reduced to 25 cents.
Parasols regardless of cost.
We have many other good things. See them on
display.
Domestics
We have bought a bale of mill ends in brown
Muslins especially for this sale. This is a muslin
to retail at 6 or 7 cents that we offer at 4 cents a '
yard in pieces ranging from 2 to 12 yards.
Cloak Room
In ladies' ready-to-wear garments we have some
very attractive prices. We have 15 ladies' suits
ranging in prices $7.50, $10.00, 12.50 and $15.00
all go in the sale at $3.50 each. You must see
them to realize their value.
Ladies' 50c colored Shirt Waists all go at 25c.
" 75c " " " " 35c.
" $1.00 " " " " " 50c.
A few Children's and Misses' Straw Hats, re
tailed at 50c and 75c, go in the sale at 15c each.
A few Linen Collars to close at 2 for 5 cents.
Shoes
See our special values in Shoes. A few ladies' ox
fords and walking shoes, prices $1.00, 1.25, 1.75,
2.00 and $2.25 all go at 75c a pair.
Note Carefully:
Everything in the sale is out on counters and
nothing goes on sale before 8 o'clock Thursday
morning, July 31,
This sale lasts during the entire week following, until
August 9th, cr until sale goods are sold out.
Next door to Postoffice.
Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
j J R. D.ALBRIGHT
Plumber, Gas, Steam and Hot Water Fitter
A Fvll Line of Bath Tubs, Lava
tories, Closets, Gas Fixtvres and
Gas Light Supplies; Bath Room
Specialties, Towel Racks, Soap
Holders, &e Always on Stock.
Office and Show Room on Second Floor of Syndicate Bldg., Main St.