Horu Pelt on Woman. A terrible accident occurred at Anita last Wednesday, In which Mn. Wm. Couch, of KoMltor, was almost Instantly killed. The woman was driving along the high embankment when hor horso took fright at a pnsslnff cnslno and backed over the road and down tho hill. When the steepest part of tho hill was reached the animal full over backward on Mrs. Couch, Injuring bor so badly tli at the died about three hours later. There were two other persons In the buggy who escaped uninjured. I'unx autawney K publican. Valut for Your Money. C. R. Hall, while In our largor cities mad selections from the varied and immense stocks displayed and will have the neatest and most stylish patterns In furniture, carpets, floor rugs and dishes ever displayed In the town. The Wright hand made shoe for work men Is sold at the Nolan shoo store. Several member of tha Jefferson county bar are getting up Id years, Four or Ave of them range in age from 05 to 70. Saturday morning A. 0. White and W. M. Falrman were com paring ages. Mr. White will be seventy In December, and Falrman will be sixty seven in October. Falrman waa born inside of the present limits of Brook vlllo In 18.18. Drookvllle Democrat. Ladies' Oxfords. Flonty of warm weather yet. Pair of our 11.19 oxfords that sold for 1.50, 91.(10 for 12.00 kind.. 12.19 for the I2.r,0 grade. We save you money on footwear for all tho family. BIng-Stoka Co. Visit Milllrens for your straw hat at a sacrince price. Mouldings and art novelties at the Alpha Ml g Co s studio. Reynolds' perfect chocolate beata the dutch, used in our sodas and Sundaes. Ladles' suits at two-thirds their value at Milllrens. Say! Do You Want to Sell ? ? If you do, put nn nd in The Star's Want Column. , t , ' 't - To Buy If you do, put an ad in The Star's Want Column. Lost ? Advertise-for it in The Star's Want Column. One Cent Per Word VICTIM OF TYPHOID FEVER. Lawton Cor belt Died in Hospital His Mother and Bister Down With Fever. Last April IJ. O. Corbott moved his family from Prcscottvllle to Sharpsburg and they have alnco lioon a sadly afflict ed family. Thirteen weeks ngo Miss May Corbott took typhoid, from which she Is now convalescing. About five weeks ago t). Lawson and Miss Mary were both taken to the St. John's Hos pital In Allcghony City suffering with typhoid fever. Ton days ago Mrs. Cor bott was stricken with fuvor and she was taken to 8t. John's Hospital. Law son and Mary wcro not Informed of their mother's bolng taknn to tho hos pital. At 9.05 a. m., Thursday, August 20, 11)03, Lawson Corbott died In the hospital from heart failure. His moth er and sister, who are dangerously 111 with fever, have pot boon Informed fo Lawson's death. Short funeral service was hold at tho home of F. O. Corbott at 224 Ninth street, Sharpsburg, at 8.00 p. m. Thurs day, conducted by Rov. Thompson, pas tor of the Sharpsburg Presbyterian church. Friday afternoon Lawson's body was brought to this place and burled in the Reynoldsvlllo cemetery. Rev. A. D. McKay, pastor of Itoynolds vllle Presbytorlan church, met the fun eral party at the train and accompanied them to cemetery, where he conducted a short service. D. Lawson Corbett was born at Pres cottville July 21st, 18R5, making him 18 years and one month lacking one day old at time of death, lie was employed In Moorehead Bros, machine shop at Sharpsburg. Lawson was a fine young man and the news of his death was re ceived with sorrow by his numerous young friends at this place. F. G. Corbott and family have tho sympathy of tholr host of friends In their tlrao of affliction. F. O. Corbott, J. City Corbott and wife, of Sharpsburg, Oscar Corbott and wife, of Pittsburg, Mrs. Cora Burton, of Oakmont, Mrs. Adam Hoy, of New Bethlehem, accompaniod tho body to this placo. EMER1CKVILLE ITEMS. Personal Notes and Incidents of Life In the Long Town on the Pike. A. G. Dinger and wife spent Sunday at Reynoldsvlllo. Dan Uarrlger lost a very valuable horse Frlduy of last week. Miss Dora McMlnn, of Lane's Mills, visited with friends hore last week. Thomas Shlory, of Brookvlllo, spont Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Dan Cable. Emery Keys and family, of Pittsburg, aro visiting friends In this place at this writing. Rev. Albert Sydow and 'family are visiting friends at Knoxdale at this writing. W. E. Stormor and wlfo, of Reynolds vllle, spent Sunday at the homo of R. B. Stewart. Mrs. Elvira Zoltlor, of Rcynoldsvllle, visited her mother, Mrs. Susannah Mur phy, Sunday. Glenn Cablo, fireman on the P. R. R., spent Sunday with his parents, John Cable and wlfo. Miss Agnes Markle, of Knoxdalo, visited hor sister, Miss Blnncho Markle, hero last wook. James Mowory and family, of Reyn oldsvlllo, wcro tho guests of John Mnrtz and family lost week. Mrs. Annie Landscbutz, of Patorson, N. J., visited hor grandmother, Mrs. Salome Snydor, Sunday. F. T. Mart., Clarence and Norman Scbugars attended the harvest homo plcnto hold at Oak Ridge. Mrs. Lewis Andres and son,' Samuol, of Brookville, wore the guests of Jerry Mowery and family Sunday. C. M. Dinger and wlfo, and Miss Edna Baum, of Rcynoldsvllle, and Miss Jennie Wert, of Sunbury, spent Sunday at the home of E. Wolsor. Miss Gertrude Haines, who has been visiting friends at North Freedom the past four weeks, returned to her home In this place Saturday. Mrs. Kate Burns and daughters, Vera and Ruth, otReynoldsvllle, W. B. Scott, of Hamilton, N. J., and George Barclay, of Pittsburg, were the guests of Peter Emerick and wife Sunday. Bitthda and Wedding Presents. I have made a specialty of beautiful and tasty designs in out glass, Havallnd eblna and odd but pretty pulcea for remombranoes to your friends. We ill be pleased to show them . C. R. Hall . Collars. Four good stylish 4-ply linen collars for 25 oents. Blng-Stoke Co. Lime juloe and kola ; a little more vim in it than ooca oola. You may like it better. Reynolds drug store. The Dr. Reed oushlon sole shoes are old at Nolan's shoe store. Bran, middlings and corn chops at wholesale at Reynoldsvlllo Mills. Latest designs in photo work at the Alpha Mf'g Co's studio. Wash goods at clearance prices at Milllrens. Pineapple plain soda, phosphate, crushed fruit, auudaos always good. " The Record " in Ettor. Out neighbor, I1ie liccordot Brock way vlllu, calls attention to an error In The ST AH lant week about John Bat tlta Alollo's first degree Verdict being tho first verdict of first degree murder In Jitflorsiin county since Chas. Chase was convicted and hung. We acknowl edge tho error, and stand oorrocted. Just to show In a friendly spirit that 1 Is possible for The Uenml to err occasion ally, we rail attention to an article that appeared In that paper last weok con cerning tho Chase murder case. Thr. llrnml suld that Mrs. Botty McDonald was murdered In tho lleeeh woods on tho night of February lit, 187(1, the crim inals spilt hor head open with a hatehut, killing her almost Instantly, that Chnse was arrested atRldgway the next day, tried and convicted, and hanjjed August 28, 1870. About the only correct part of the above statement is that Mrs. Bottj McDonald was mur dered In Beech woods and that Chase was hung for the orlmo. The murder occurred on the night of February 19, 18(17, not 1870; tho murderers used a maul, not a hntchot; Chase was arrested near Brnckway vllle, not Rldgway, and was hung August 28, J8(17, not 1870. See ? Letter List. L'.st of unclaimed letters remaining In postollloe at Reynoldsvllle, Pa., for the week ending Aug. 22, 1903 : MIssMannle Corbett, Mrs. A. E. Elllngor, Joe Forenarcl, Chas. Lennox, Rov. R. J. Montgomory. Say ad irortlsed and give date of list when calling for above. E. C. BUKNS, P. M. hor. Dresa Goods. Advance full styles In dress goods are Hlng-Htoko Co. Have you saw me mug in the Pitts burg Sunday J)is)mtvh f Yores Trulle, Pickle Noary. Raspberry, cither red or black ; a dandy on sundaes or with phosphato. Roynolds drug store. You ciin get a bargain at Nolan's shoe store. They havo about fifty pair of shoes that they will soil at a big reduc tion. These shoes aro good styles. Your photo made to please by tho Alpha Mf'g Co. Greatest selection trunks at Milllrens. The famous Roynolds process cream used at our fountain. Roynolds drug store. Whon you want a lady's fine and up-to-date shoe go to Nolan's shoe store. Ask for tho Krlppondorf-Dlttman shoe. . : Coal Not Exhausted., The Kipular supposition that the coal supply at the Walston and Adrian mines Is almost exhausted Is seen to be quite erroneous when It Is learned that at Adrian coal will be put out over tho tipple at that present opoulng for twenty-five or thirty years. New terri tory will, we are Informed, be Invaded underground, In the vicinity of Bells Mills and Big Run, and the ooal hauled by motor cars to a point where Itcan be brought to the mouth of tho mine by tho present ropo haulage system Punxsutawncy JVnm. Night School. For the benefit of those who cannot attend tho day sessions of tho Reynolds vlllo Business College, nlgbt school will be started August 31st, for a six months term. All courses will bo taught. School will bo open on Monday, Wed nesday and Friday evenings. Dress Ooods. 200 yards dress goods, threo to ten yard lengths, that sold for .50, .00, .75, up to 11.50, go at 25 cents a yard. Bing Stoke Co. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometimes results In death. Thus a mere scratch, Insignifi cant cuts or puny bolls haye paid the death penalty. It Is wise to have Buck len's Arnica Salve ever handy. It's the bust salve on earth and will prevent fa tality when burns, sores, ulcers and plica threaten. Only 25o at II. Alex. Stoke'sdrug store. Judge Jos. W. Bouton, of McKcan county, who assisted Judge Reed with the business before the Jefferson county court last week, was not disposed to ileal leniently with violators of the law. In almost every Ihstanco In which he was call od upon to pronounce sentence the convicted parties got a salty done. The aggregate of sentences imposed ul this court will probably have a salutary effect on the criminally Inclined of Jefferson county. Falls Creek Jlmihl Bargains. In alt departments In our end of Au gust sale. Blng-Stoke Co. Strawberry the flavor tells you we make It direct from the fruit juice. Reynolds' fountain. Remember the Alpha Mf'g Co., for enlarged portraits. Shoes for the whole family reduced at Milllrens. Sarsaparilla an old fashioned follow but always a winner. Some Itku it with loo cream. Roynolds Drug Store. Queen Quality shoes Bell at Nolan's Bhoostoro for fz.GU per pair. Reduced Rates to Brookville. , On account, of the County Fair to bo bold at Hrookvlln-, I'u., September I lo l!t03. tli.' Penifjlvanla Railroad Company will wll special excursion tickets at ri il (I rates ( minimum rale, 25 cents ), good golnir August .11 lo September 4. and returning until September 5. Inclusive, from all points on tho Low Gradu DIvIhIoii from Klttanning, Kmlenton, and Intermediate stations on tho River Division, and from Falls Creek, Johnsonburg, and Interinedlnto station on the Philadel phia and Erie Railroad Division. To Abolish Pay Car. It Is probable that the 15., II. & P., pay car has made It's last trip over the system as a distributor of wages. Tho company Intends to do away with this method of settling with lis employes and hereafter the monthly cheeks of the men will bo sent to tho agents at the different Btatlons. The new way Is much cheaper and has been generally adopted by the railroads. DuBois Conner. Suicide Prevented. The startling announcement that a preventive of suicide had been discover ed will Interest many. A run down system, or despondency Invariably pre cede suicide and something has been found that will prevent that condition which makes suicide likely. At the first thought of self destruction take Electric Bitters. It being a great tonic and nervino will strengthen tho nerves and build up tho system. It's also a great Stomach, Liver and Kidney regulator. Only 50o. Satisfaction guaranteed by II. Alex Stoko's, Drug, gist. Bargains. Wo havo two rolls of best all wool Ingrain carpet wo will sell at 50c er yard, worth 70c, while It lasts. Also bargains In remnants from 5 to 15 yards at less than cost. Rugs, floor size at cost to close them out. C. R. HaLL Clothing. ' Your now fall suit Is here. Ring. Stoke Co. Shirt waists ut seasons ond prices at Milllrens. Remember you enn get tho Qneon Quality shoes ut Nolan's shoo store at S2.50 a pair. Tho Friction Bnnd Brake for buggies Is tho latest and safest thing out. Must bo used to bo appreciated. J. C. King & Co. agents, Iteynoldsvillo, Pa. Krippendorf-Dittman shoes for ladles at Nolan's shoe store. R' Special Excursion to Niaia'ra -ICS The Buffalo, Itochohtr rand Pittsburg "y will run a dnllirn'lful five duv excur- - slon to Niagara Falls on Saturday. Aug- istgltth. at (he extremely low fare of 00 for the round trip. Train will eave Falls Creek ut. 1.02 n. in. Tickets will bo good returning on regular trains If used on or before Wednesday, Sept. ml. I' or full Information council the nearest agent of tho com nan v or see excursion bills. IS to 3 Per Cent Saved. All summer dress Roods have been reduced 15 to 35 per cent. Blng-Stoke Company, Fresh oysters at tho Cltv Hotel ros- taurant. Want Column. TtntPft! Oflf. punt, tin mr.A ... nnf. . , cverv lawrtlon. Wanted Boy to learn tailor trado. J. E. Mitchell. Wanted Roomers. Use of bath room.' Indulre at Star offlce. Lost Pocketbook containing 1170.00, In Ralhmel Saturday evening. Reward of 120 will be paid for Its return to the postofflcn at Rathmel. Lost Transit book In West Reynolds vlllo with letter E on It. Finder will leave same at Star offlce. For Rent Five room house on Jack son st, near 5th. Inquire L. M. Snyder. For Salo A good heavy work horse and a pure bred Berkshire brood sow. A. C. Fish, West Rcynoldsvllle, Pa. For Salo Two lots on Fourth street. Inquire of Mrs. Carol I no Armor. Fori Sale Seven room plastered house. Good cellar, barn 1H by 20, chicken house 12 by 20. Good water, Lot 85 by 150. Situated on Worth street. Price II.O0O. Inquire of E. Neff. For Salo House and lot In West Rcynoldsvllle and a farm In Washington township. Inquire of L. W. Perrin, Box 187, Reynoldsvlllo, Pa. Wanted Good intelligent girls to learn silk weaving. Apply tc Enter prise Silk Co. '. Fok SAf.K Five houfes and lots in Sykesvlllo. Easy terms. Inquire of V. R. Holman, Sykesville, Pa. Fort Sale Lot. on Main street. In quire of L. J. McEntire. Fort Sale Good house nnd lot on Jackson st ., near coal company office. Inquire at THE STAR offlce. NoTH.'E Employees of tho silk mill lining electric cars going to and from work can purchase car tickets at lower rates. SHICK & WAGNER -THE BIO STORE- Just on the "Edge of the New Season" We desire to say to the trade of Reynoldsville that we are better prepared than ever to serve you. Hav ing been in close touch with the buying public and being guided by our experience in the past, we were able to a very great extent to anticipate your wants. We have selected with the utmost care in all lines, keeping always your demands in view. j s & In Garments and Ready Made Wear. We have many customers who always look to us for the season's styles. We can guarantee that this year we will be in better position to show the styles acceptable to good trade than we have ever been before. We buy only from manufacturers whose ex perience has established them in the confidence of the American people. And now at a time when people's ears are ringing with the shouts of SALES and whatever other name it might have attached to it, we announce that New Fall Styles are arriving daily. We can give you only a hint of what we have for you but we do not exaggerate when we 3ay The Big Store will be more helpful to you than ever. Vestee Cloths 48$ Oxfords For Shirt Waists we have some" very desirable patterns in the goods that have been pronounced ' good for the coming season. Dress Goods, Etc. These are coming in almost daily. We find the rough goodsj such as CHEVIOTS and ZETELIXES, etc., are highly recommended. These we are expect ing soon. Suits, Cloaks and Skirts. We arc already showing the fall styles in these. This week we are expecting a new shipment. The WOOLTEX styles speak lor themselves. We cannot give you any idea of these by simply writing. You must examine them. The fit of the garment, niter all, goes to make its popularity. Portieres and Curtains. We have a beautiful line of Rope and Tapestry Por tieres which we have just received.. Our curlnin line, including the lace curtains, is always strong. Shoes we carry the I MERIAL Shoe in a lady's fine dress shoe. We have received our fall line in all grades of Ladies,' Misses,' Children's nnd Boy's Shoes. MAIN AND FIFTH STS REYNOLDSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA UB At Reynolds' fountain.
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