mmm "!!' -ii'-i:!!"- ;ll.::,:i'--...N.il'-!..i;Hi-.ii.iii ;lili-'i.-.iLliiiln-il iit-ii-l.'..i-li.-i'l With u You Can Buy Horses, Harness, "Wagons, McCormiok Hinders. Mowers, Hakes, Grinders. Bargains in GROCERIES DRY GOODS To close out stock. A piilrof well bred nni visa volts rOH .H.I Mi Thrce-ycnr-old liny mure, pacer "Knutton." Four-year-old Muck nuire, 1 rot- t-r "Wlllo." . Both klnil nrul well broken to single or double. S'-'nr CHOPPING- i! it 1 The Repoldsvllle I Milling Company. 1 Bring Your Produce to j J.C.King&Co.'s F IS 1 I 1.1X37.21 J -1 1.1 ! 1 l -I-l T .... R. D.ALBRIGHT k Plumber, Gas, Steam and Hot" Water Fitter A Fvli. Line of Bath Trns, Lava tories, Closets, Gas Fixtures and Gas Lkiiit Srrn.iiis; Bath Room Specialties, Towel Racks, Soap Holders, &c, Always on Stock. Office and Show Rooms on Second ' mmmm H. W. BASON &SCO. Next door to the Postoffice. The LATEST FASHIONS IN GENT'S CLOTHING Tito newest, finest cloths, tins latest designs, nil thu most fashionable cuts for tho summer season. Cull ut our shop und see samples ot cloth a complete line mid let us convince you that we nre tho lenders In our lino. Ronsonnblo prices always nnd satisfaction gonrnn tced. Johns & Thompson. CIRST NATIONAL " BANK O V li i YXOLltS I '1LLK. Capital Surplus $50,000 $25,000 ' Mitchell, President! Ncoit.Mi'4 lei land, Vic I'rrM. John II. Haurlirr, ashler. Directors: C. Mitchell. Scott . McCleilnnd. J. C. King Jnlin II. t'orhi'tt, I i tili-l Nolan, (.1. W. I'ullcr, J. II. Kaucher. loes aireneinlbanklngbuslnoRsand solicits the account of merchants, professional men. farmers, mechanics, miners, lumbermen and others, promising the most, careful intention to the business of all persons. Hafo Peposlt lloxes for rent. Flint National Hank building, Nolan block Fir Proof Vault. Floor of Syndicate Bhlg., Main St. Clothes For Every Occasion Of a Man's Life. The famous tailoring house we represent is a mighty power in that line of trade in this country. They are an im mense, famous mail order tailoring establishment, with over 3,000 agents working for them everywhere. There is nothing in men's garments that they aren't authorities on. You will be quick to see the advantage of ordering your new clothes from this grea house through us. The Desbecker Block Tailoring Co. BUFFALO, N. Y. You will easily understand how their prices can be and are the lowest that is possible to bo had. $1 Q.00 Suits and AND UP m4m Reynoldsville, Pa, TENTH ANNUAL KNIGHTS OF Held in Reynoldsville last Friday One of the Largest ever Held. RESULTS OF THE SPORTINO EVENTS. Tho tonth annual reunion of tho Northwestern Reunion Association, Knights of the Golden Ettglo, held In Reynoldsvlllo Inst Friday, August loth, was attended by a largo crowd and wits one of the best reunions ever held by the Association. A number of business places wore nicely decorated, which ad ded to the welcome of tho visitors. "Old Sol" climbed tho eastern horizon bright and clear Friday morning, giving evi dence of a flno day for a reunion and members of tho association and friends were encouraged lo set their faces toward Reynoldsville, and they came on trains, In hacks, carriages and bug gies and by noon there was a large crowd of visitors on the streets of our town. On account of waiting to give all tho Golden F.ngles an opportunity to enjoy the day's program, everything was postponed until afternoon. A big street parade was the first thing on the program and that ciime off at 1.110 p. m. Five or six hundred men, women nnd little girls and two brass bands wero In lino nnd they made a flno appearance. Tho line of march ended at Frank's Park where addresses wero to have been delivered by grand ollleers und other speakers, but this was tho only part of the advertised program where tho peoplo wero disappointed, tho grand ofllcers falling to como as they had promised to do. Thursday afternoon a telegram was received by the committee that the two grand ofllcers expected could not be here. A large crowd as sembled In tho park and wero called to order by Sum Malcolm, who presided at that meeting. A selection was played by oornot band, prayer offered by Rev. H. T. Teagarden, Ph. D., of Eleanora, and the chulrmnn Introduced Uov. A. J. Meek, Ph. D., pastor of Ueynoldsvlllo Baptist church, who delivered a lino address. Hev. J. C. McEntire, also of this place, was Introduced and he gave tho people a good address. Prizes wore offored to Castles taking part In tho parade and were awarded to following Castles by tho throe judges L. J. McEntlro, L. G. Lldlo and C. A. Stephenson appointed by the com mitted First prize, $:10.00, Castlo mak ing best appearance In line, to Mountain Queen Castle No. 311, of DuDoIs; second prize, (20.00, Castlo having best band In lino, to Mountain Queen Castlo of Du Dots; third prize, I0.00, Castle coming longest distance, to Echo Castle No. .1(11, of WostvlUo i fourth prize, 10.00, LadLV Templo milking best appearance In line, to McKlnloy Templo No. 30, of Eleanora. Tho judges doclded that Echo Castlo No. 301, of Westvlllo, de. serve honorable mention for tholr flno appearance in tho parade Uad it not boon for Mountain Queen Castle's para- pbornalla Echo Castle would have beon given first prize. E. NelT, Esq., was ohiof marshall and W. E. Rood was chief of staff. Tho sports of the afternoon created considerable amusement for the visitors and wore all given as advertised. SPORTS AND PRIZES. Following Is a list of the sports and the prizes given and names of winners: One mile bicyclo race First prlzo, 8a.00, Alfred Mitchell, of Rathmel second prize, (3.00, Frank Dussard, of Roynoldsvllle. Seventy-five yard foot race First prize (3.00, George Tuckor of Reynold vllle i second prize (2.00, Robert Bov- erldge of Eleanora. Five mllo bicycle race First prize (10.00, Joseph Laverlck, of Prescott- vllle i socond prlzo (5.00, John Ronna, of Reynoldsville. Route, from National Hotel to Fourth St., to Jackson, up Jackson to Tenth, up Tonth to Main, down Main to National Hotel. Four times around. Time 20 minutes and 25 seconds. This was fast time consider ing the steep hill from Jackson streot up to Main street and the hill on Main street from Burns House to No. 2 hose bouse. Sack race First prize (2.00, Frank Boh re n ; second prize (1.00, John Boh ren. Whoolbarrow race FIrBt prlzo (2.00, Fred and Frank Boh ilin i second prize (1.00, John Bohron and Cearlng Barclay. Hand ball game First prize (3.00; Fred K. Alexander and H. W. Eason second prize, (2.00; Jurnes Tyson and Charles Rltzlo. Potato race First prize (7.00, John Northey ; second prlzo (4.00, Fred Bohren. Business meeting was bold in Bell's hall, oulled to ordor by President Edwin Hoare in the chulr and E. 8. Hoover acting as secretary. First business la order was culling the roll of delegates This was followed by some discussions on different subjocts, after which the mooting was udjourned to moot some (line In December. The reason for ad' journinont was tbut there was not nearly a full representation of the dif ferent uastios lo the dlstrlot. REUNION OF GOLDEN EAGLE Oot the Wrong Trunk. Member of tho Mountain Qucon Castlo, of DuBols, who had chargo of tho paraphernnllu of that Castlo, wore so elated over tho fact that they had won two prizes In the Knights of Coi tion Engle parade at Reynoldsville Fri day that when they went to get their trunk checked to DuBols they didn't know their own trunk. They llrst hud tho right trunk checked and then had tho hnggagomastor tuko tho check off and put It on another trunk, which happened to bo a lady's trunk. After tho train had gone to Dullols the lady called to have her trunk chocked nnd as sho had not been given a prize that day she knew her own trunk when she saw It, but It was not there. Sum Malcolm and William Roan, who were mombors of tho Reynoldsville commit tee that had charge of tho reunion, drove to Dullols that night and brought back tho lady's trunk bo that she could leave on tho early train tho following morning. Educational Meetings. County Superintendent Teltrlck has arranged a series of educational meet ings for teachers as follows: August 25, Punxstituwney ; August 20, Broekway vlllo ; August 27, Reynoldsville ; Aug ust 28, Ilrookvillo. Sessions will bo hold in tho public school buildings of the places named beginning at 9.30 a. tu. and 1.30 p. m., closing at 4.00 p. in. The Instruction will cover tho prac tical questions that dally como before teachers. Mrs. II. G. Car in alt, superintendent Model School, Indiana Normal school, and Prof. W. Y. Welch, of the Clarion Normal school, will take part in all tbeso meetings. Prof. L. L. Hlmes, County Superintendent of Clarion Co., and Prof. II. I. Painter, County Superin tendent Butler County, mny be present to take part in the discussions. No teacher can ufford to be absent from tbeso meetings. Touchers are request ed to bring the "Chapel Hymnal." All friends of education nro cordially in vited. Annual Outing of Reformed Church. Thursday, August 28, lllo3, Is St. Paul's Orphans' Homo Day at Butler, when tbo annual outing and reunion of tho members of the Reformed Church In Western Pennsylvania will bo bold. Luncheon will bo served at the home. St. Paul's Orphans' Home Is situated In a charming grove on ono of the beauti ful hills overlooking the city of Butler. The B., R. & P. R'y will soil excur sion tlckots on above dato. Tratn leaveB DuBols at 6.35 a. m., Sykesvllle 6.53, Big Run 7.08. Fare for round trip from DuBols and Sykesvllle (1.50, from Big Run (1.40. Republican Congressional Conferees. The congrossionul conference to noml nate a Republican candidate for this congressional district, composed of Clarion, Armstrong, Indiana and Jeffer son counties, will moot in Punxsutaw- noy September 10th. Hon. W. O. Smith, of thlB county, will cortalnly got the nomination, as Jefferson county Is en1 titled to the candidate this time. Hon. W. O. Smith Is a man of character and ability and Is eminently fit for the office for which he has beon endorsed by the Republicans of Jefferson county. Boys and girls save your tablot covers, a handsome cart given to the ono getting the most covers ot tho 1 ,000 tablets. Robinsons. Dorothy Dodd. My ! But isn't Reynolds' soda good? A new and complete stock of men's, boy's and children's shoes have just boon received and will be sold at a low price. A. Katzen. My I But isn't Reynolds' soda good? Men's enameled shoes at D. Nolan's shoe store for (2.50, formerly sold for (3.00 and (3.50. Dorothy Dodd. My 1 But isn't Reynolds' soda good? Tapestry brussels carpet at Hull's. A tablet with overy pair of shoes at Robinsons. ' My I But isn't Reynolds' soda good? Wash skirts lo linen and duok. Any skirt in the house at 75o at Milllrons My 1 But isn't Reynolds' soda good? A fine lino of ladies assorted shirt waists at under cost price, at A. Kut een's Peoples Bargain Store. My I But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Dorothy Dodd. Beautiful dinner sets at Hall's. Speclut clearance sale at Milllrons. My I But isn't Reynolds' soda good? Go to D. Nolan's shoo store. They are selling Queen Quality shoe for (2.50, All kinds patent kids, enameled box calf and plain kids; lace and button heavy and light soles. My I But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Room-sized floor rugs at Hull's. My I But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? "All Thirsty Folk." When you huvo a desire and tbo price to get rid of that burning, slake less thirst, wend your way on the run toward this frigid bubbling fountain of ours nnd we will satisfy you to your heitrls content. Cultivate tho habit. It's u delightful midday diversion always on tap, Stok"'s Famous Soda Water Depot. Just Look at Her. Whonoo came that sprightly step, faultless skin, rich, rosy complexion, smiling fnco. Sho looks good, fools good. Bore's her secret. Sho uses Dr. King's New Life Pills. Result, all orgnns active, digestion good, no headaches, nochniico for "blues." Try them yourself. Only 25e at H. Alex Stoko's drug store. Excursion to Niagara Falls. The Buffalo, Rochester A Pittsburg R'y have placed on sale at Reynolds ville special excursion tickets to Niaga ra Fulls and return, limited to 15 days, at (7.00. These tickets are sold on Tuesdays of each week during July, August and September. The latest styles of fall footweur at Robinsons, Herrlck's shoes nt D. Nolan's shoe store for $2.00 and $2.50, formerly sold for $2.50 and $3.50. Dorothy Dodd. My ! But Isn't Reynolds' sodii good? Easy couches and rockers at Hull's. My ! But Isn't Roynolils'soda good? All $". 00 dress skirts In all colors for 3.50 at, Millirens. My t But Isn't Reynolds' sndn good ? Queen Quality shoes at D. Nolan's shoo store for $2.50. My 1 But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Kitchen utensils and cnblnetsat Hall's, My ! But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Those who have tried our won! column And It pays to do so. My t But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Did you prlco the waists ut Sutlers? My 1 But Isn't Reynolds' soda good? Want Column. Raips: Oiib cent nor word for curb and every insoruon. For rent Two lurgo store rooms cor ner 4th and Main sts. J. II. Corliett, Wanted Girls to learn winding und cloth picking. Apply at Enterprise Silk Company ofllco. For Sale A baby carrlugu, Inqulro at The Star ofllco. For Sulo Good cow Inquire of G. W. Stoko, sr. For Sulo Horeo and buggy. Inquire of John Miller, Prescoltvillo. For sale Property on East Muin fit. Price reasonable. Inqulro M. M. Duvis. For rent Two houses. Inquire of S, Shaffer. For Sale House nnd lot on Hill street at a bargain. Inquire of It. A HUdebrand. For Sale Town lots on Grunt. Muln, Jackson, Church and Worth streets Inquire of Mrs. J. L. Test. Belgian hares for sale. Fine slock; prices very low. L. M. Snyder, Jack son St. For Sule Four lots corner 3rd and Hill sts. Price from $250 up. City sewerage, inquire o iMen, For Sale A Boven room houso, lot 60 by 150 foot, In West Reynoldsville M. E. Weed. IJJHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE CO. Una the reputation of Hotlllnff tlealli claims wild IlKlilnlnx list, siied. They don't settle them any mora tiulekly I linn I,. At M. will nm Im irood thvlr In Huranee Kuarantee if their paint unes wronK on u housu, uud iu thu fault of thu paint. Reunoldsville Hardware Co., Sole Agents, Iteynolilsvlllo, Pit, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. Notice Is hnruhy iilvcn that an application will be madu to tlio tlovei nor of thu Slate of I'oniiHylvunlu on the. listli duy of Atiuiixt, IU02, by A. O'Donnull, V. O. lilbiton, .1. II, Murray, II. L. Hoke and G. V. Lenkerd, under tho act of Amtemhly ot the Common wuullh of l'L'hiiHylvaiila entitled " An Aet to provide for the Incorporation and renulatlon of curtain eorporutfonH," upproved Apr. 1H74, and the mipplementH thereto for thu cluirtor of un Intundud corporation to bo vailed The KeyiioldkVlllo Jti I, k and Tile Company. The charter and objeet thureof Is that of doing u Kunurul brlek and tilo manu facturing bubinean und for these purposes to have, pottuess and enjoy all the rights, heue II U and privllcKua of tho ald uot of Assembly and Its snpplumunu, A. O'Donnkm.. Pres., U. W. I.knkkhu, 8eu, UeynoUUvllle, Pa., Aug. II, lUUi. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ' Lotion, of administration on tho wliile of Hamilton Thompson, dei-eased, late of lirockwayvllltt iHirougli, JoKei-sou county, HeniiMylvunla, having been grained to the undersigned, all purwins Indebted to said uh tate are hereby untitled to make payment without delay, and those lis v log claims or de mands will preaeutthum.duly uulliuiitluated, (or aoUlouient. H. H. MoCni.LOiKiii, Administrator Brockwayvlllo, l' July id, 1MU. w E HAVE FULLY CONCLUDED. That nnythinn in the wny of prcnmitns or schemes nre nn injury to our bus iness mid n damage to our customer, so in future Our Foundation will be Honest Goods Full weights nnd fair prices for eash. These will prove money savers for our patrons. We quote you prices on n few staple every day goods. Best package Coffee, Me; tt pounds, D.lo Loose Colfee, 2H cent grade, 15o ' 2.i eent grade, 20o " 30 cent grade, 25o If you enjoy a good cup of coffee for breakfast try our bulk coffee. It will please von. 18 pounds Granulated Sugar, 25 " " " 100 " . " " !( pounds extra L. B. Stiirar. $1.00 1.30 5.00 1.00 1.15 4.45 25o 25o 25c "Very best patent flour per sack, Very best tmtent Hour, per burrol. 7 cakes f.ienox. Gloss or Slur Soap, fl cakes Fairy Soap, 11 cakes Sunshine Sout), REYNOLDSVILLE 1 RAND CLEARANCE SALE. New Ware Room. In order to make room to rebuild our ware-room we nre compelled to reduce our stock of Hardware, &c. During next two weeks we offer special inducements in prices on the following: Buggies Plows J- Harrows a Stoves Pumps s Wheelbarrows Building Paper Two TiyV,ree Doors Windows REYNOLDSVILLE HARDWARE COM'Y. N, HANAU. I urn closing out my stock of und gents' furnishing goods at going to quit business, SI.UO Dress Uoods - Kiu KV dress goods, - ftTs? Tin' dress gfHids, fiftc 2.V Cashtiieru 2(N; :t'r t'nshmero - '24c. tMIc Cashmere - 47H! Is,- I'IiiIiIh - lie He I'lahis - - lie !. Kroiidi'lotli 7ik- SI.'JII llioudcloth m: SI.(M) Silks 71k: 7."h! HI Iks - r,7e tine Hi Iks - - 4.V: 4.K-Hllks - - !Ch! Si- llriish lllndlng 7c Be llriish Minding - - 4c. 5"ic Table Linen - 20c NIC tabic linen - 4llc 7(k- table linen - (too IKIe butcher's linen - 22c 4Hc butcher's linen aoc So cambric lining - - 4c AUc ladles' shin waist 40c CLOTHING. In black and blue, clay worsted. Mpiare and round cut suits. 111.00 10.11) . S.ttl 7.M IS..V) H.M 3.40 f lawsuits 14.00 suits 12.00 suits ... 10.00 suits H.l) KllltS ft.llO suits 4.00 suits YOUTH'S SUITS. Sio.nn suits ' s.oo suits 7ri0siilts - -tl.lsl suits li.110 soils ... A..VI suits - -4 M suits 7 .W 6.SS Alio 4.7ft 4.ID) 8 7ft 2.7.1 Mnrllal P1TT) 1AIXT CO., U utl .ti ui 2 roiJt miiWfr tliu lata i A SJ . , ' . 1011 ny uiit'isi mruKililf r - jl ! V I wu 3 ivii, ; ' Ain. kcrlloul I d to uim It i sun bo bright ' rcaulutloii for from right. 3 , All 111 y ials II 1 ' " 1 IIMV0 liMluCei , .. Alitl It HiMUeii i .i ' : ' , That I oHrr ! J, i 1 ' V It will atui A-lJt Kyal ' t V Korltcov K . , .- I f . fliu d B ' i f So. y, . ' ( - Vintrn your iiono Unit fr KEYSTONE HARDWARE COMPANY Swlfl's best S. C. Ilains, por pound, 15o " B. Biteon, " 15o 7 pounds finest Rolled Oats, 25o 3 pounds finest head Rico, 25o 4 pounds good head Rice, 25o 6 pound boht lump Starch, ' 2"o 5 pounds best Corn Starch, 25o 3 cans extra Sugar Corn, 25o Early Juno Peas, per can, 10o 3 cutis 20o Peaches, 5(lo Choice p.'itrs, large can. lOo Mutches, 12 boxes, 0o A full line of nil kinds Gro ceries, Fruits,' Preserves, Fish, Pickles, Cnkes, &c., nt the big grocery nt cor respondingly low prices. Everything sold guaranteed all right or money refunded. Don't bo deceived by thinking you get something for nothing. Compare these prices with what you pay elsewhere We have the goods you need them. We want your money. Robinson & Mundorff, REYNOI.nsVII.t.E, I'enn'a. HARDWARE COMT. dry 25 goods and clothing and Indies per cent less than cost. Am 11.00 ladles' shirt waists 70c fl.M ladies' shirt, waist 1.12 fl .V ladles shirt waist jl.lft SI. in ladles' shirt waist KOc $1.25 baby dresses Hfln 7.V- baby dresses - - Hfio .'iOc baby dresses - llflc 2Tc baby dresses, Its; 7m; baby skirts - - 45c. A0c baby skirts - ffiic 2fc baby'sskirt 19c Ilk-child's stockings 74c lierhlld's stockings 10c. lsp child's stockings 12 '4c. 2ic stand covers - lte Tm- balls sllkatcen 4c lc yard allkatcen - 74c l.V yard sllkateen 104c fl.wilexlblecorset il.lio 1 .00 flexible corsets Klc KV flexible corset . Bflo Nk! flexible corsst 40c 40c flexible corset 21k! Chlldrons' Kneo Pant's Suits 1Y0O Suits, - -8.H0 4.MI suits - .. 8..V) 4 00 suits ... . 2.U0 H. V) suits . . 2..V) I. fto suits - . MX) nl.OOsults - . 7.1c 7ftc kneo pnuts . flftc ftnc knee pants - - 42c 2ftc knee pants - lug Sftc child's overalls . Ilk! Men's 1.1c linen collars nic Hoy's ltk! linen collars 7n Men's 2fs! rubber collars lik! Men's Mk- neckties - 30c Men's 2oc neckties - ltio 1'hlld'a Ilk- necktie So Av.t quarjr nurl m una Ions I UU your plnt tltem look mo prlneljr 10 CUlllllut. d oil kluU of weathar alllyt lota mar anrfkc 11 vary quickly Ury. fcatura of all fratnraa oca (team to tlvkla nt . all yowr paints ara a live yrar Kaaraut an ae, t'va itaiiaht fa eovarad V 3 praua. which no conatralut. rxcallcut production a "faitott'a Youri truly, Ulngof tba tor book of Paint KnowltHlgo tO lATTON PAINT rit." rtUaa. and Advloa, Fim, V COMPANY, MllwaakM, Wla. V Reynoldsville, Pa. 1
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