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all wlthfalrntu.M, ami will heuapee
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Communications lnttmdi'il for
.mist be accompiutU'ri by the wi
not for DuolU'.tKion. V,ut hh i b
K'jod faith. lnttThil!tjr news iio
Advurtlslnu rntos made nown
Hon at this ofll.'e.
Leniility communication's nh(
AJvertlsuraeuta should reach l
Monday noon.
Subscription prlc?1.0flperypar
Adriross Hllcnmmnnicjitlons to
tnaon, Kuynoldsvllle, i'u.
slitdovery
feirou l'o.
vnoliHvUlc
ill. w 1 1 treat
hilly friend-
imhllratlon
ter s mime,
arantee of
.is si limited.
on tipplic.i-
rhange of
Is otiee by
'.n a lvanre.
J. A.SiepU-
. Detainers Cross Romls.
"11 ti mill I llurnih I Hero we conic, 1
From IH'rnacrMl'ross KoimIhoiiu hy one.
Bo number hh ninonic ihe rent,
Of tho correspondents that rank best."
Things aro boominp in our town of
late.
James Deemer was a caller in our
town.
Don't forget preaching at the school
house Sunday evo.
Our roads were completely i in pas
sable both Saturday and Sunday.
Mllo Snyder made a business trip to
Sykosville the lattor part of last week.
By all reports the social at Emeriek
vllle Saturday evening was not well
attended.
All those wishing to havo grain chop
ped call on K. B. Deemer & Co. on
Friday of each week.
Mrs. O. V. Stewart, of Emerickvillo,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Snyder, Thursday of last week.
If the weather is favorablo tho Horm
town Grangers will visit tio Paradise
chapter Friday night of this week.
A few representatives from Horra
town and Paradise were soen wander
ing through our yillago the latter part
of last week.
Z. A. Deemer and son, K. B. Deemer,
attended the funeral of tho former's
twin brother, Josiah Deemer, of Sykes
ville Friday. .
" Widow Jones"
Suits for boys, for fit, for style, for
'wear and for general all round good
ness have no equal. Sold only by
Blng-Stoke Co.
Get Hartman to do your draying. . . .
; Located on alloy In rear of Ci iternl.il jj
Hull.Keynoldsvlllo.
W. T, Cox. S
I am now prepared to
Chcp all kinds of Grain
for farmein and others.
Also prepared to furnish (Jhoii and all
kinds of Griiin at
Lowest Market Pi xes.
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JEFFERSON
MACARONI
FACTORY
IMiVNOLDVILLK, FUSN'A.
One of the larpest maearonl factories
In the state. Ordors sent. V. O. I), or on
good reference anywhere In the
United Btates. Also wholesale agouti
for the well known brand of
Premium Flour.
0. & J. MAKINAKO,
Proprietors
5andy Valley.
Ed. Boner spent a few ilaj in Fulls
Cr"ek last week.
Tlionias Spollen mado a bu ins trip
to DuBois Saturday.
The mines are all idle: in l! is section.
The operators say it. is impos- bio to get
cars. i
'' Mrs. Robert Hogue, of Coraopolls,
Pa., is visiting her daughter Mrs. Gust
Benson.
V. It. Holman and. I. G. M n&field, of
SykcHville, spent a few 'hot rs .in this
city last week.
i H. A. Sherwood, Joho and h x Har
vey were at tendimts at tlio P.O. of E.
banquet in Btxokvlilu last w k.
Mrs. Margaret Bracken and son,
Walker, of this place, and Uiair Brack
en and wife, of I'ardus, wine visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Burns in DuBois
over Sunday.
Letter Lint. V
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in post office ut Ruynoldsville, Pa., for
the week ending Feb. IS, 11)0,1 :
Miss May Hicks, Miss Anna Meclane-,
W. W. Wilson.
Foreign Nunzio Daleslntro, Whitori
Hamninen, Molnor Istvon Urnak, Don
ato Becine fu Francesco.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
E. c. Burns, I'. M.
"Red Box."
Money in it for you. 30th anniversa
ry sale Thursday, February Kith.
Stoke, Druggist.
Clothcraft Clothes.
Quite a few, but not all of our men's
Clothcraft suits for spring are now
ready for your Inspection. $10. to $20.
costing you no more than ordinary
kind. Bing-Stoko Co.
Agonizing HiiriiH.
Are instantly. relieved, and perfectly
healed, by Bucklen's Arnica Salvo.
C. Rivenbark, Jr., of Norfolk, Va.,
writes : "I burnt my knee dreadfully ;
that it blistered all over. Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo stopped the pain, and
healed it without a scar." Also heals
all wounds and sores. 2.1c Bt H. Alex
Stoke's, druggist.
Show your patriotism by going to see
"The Confederate Spy" at the opera'
house to-night.
All of our ehinawaro must be sold on
account of making room for our spring
line. Big reduced price sale now going
on at the Cash New York Bucket store.
George Hartman, drayman, will furn
ish boxes and barrels for moving house
hold goods, &c. If you wapt, to move
get Hartman,
Milliren's IV. eat
Market
West Rkynoldsvii t.e.
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I handle a full line of fresh
Beef, Pork, Smoked Meats
'( Ham, sliced or wliolo, Breakfast Ba
con sliced or by the pleco, Sausage,
Chickens, I'resh Mutter and Ekrs, In
fact everything kept. In a first-class
meat market. Will give my patrons
the best meats the markets aiTord at
prices based on "live and let live"
rules. Give mo a trial and be con
vinced that no better lino of meats Is
kept In any other meat market In
Keynoldsvllle.
J. R, Milliren.
! Syfcesvllte.
I On Friday, the 17th Inst., t io friends
; of Hev. D. J. Frum to the ,unib r
sixty-five persons, gathered at the M.
E. parsonage) to remind tho Uov. that
another ui lie stone in his pi lb or life
had been reached. The gat luring was
in tho nature of a surprisV, but ilie
Uev. waB equal to the occasion and
promptly at 12:00 o'clock led the entiVo
company to dinner after whlc'i tho tim)
was spent in a sociable w ly. Kov.
Frum was tho recipient if a very
jiilnuble rocker and a purse youlaining
a sum of money. In tho e enieg the
young people gathered at the pnrsonupd
and spent a very profitable as well ps a
pleasant evening. Lunch wrs served to
about forty persons after which all re
paired to their homes.
A. W. Scott, formerly of this place,
who has extensive lumber operations at
Garee, was In town Monday night of
last week and registered at Hotel
Sykes. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Garee. Mr. Scott was
on his way to Pittsburg via Indiana.
After spending a few days at Pittsburg
he will go to North Carolina where lie
is interested in the purchase of a large
tract of lumber land. Mr. Scott ex
pects to finish operations at Garee
about tho 15th of April and move his
mill south about the first of May.
The B., R. & P. railroad, assisted hy
the strong winds of last Saturday, under
took to establish rural free delivory.
As the 12:45 flyer passed through from
Pittsburg the mail agent threw the
mail sacks from the train and'for some
reason they bounded back under tho
wheels of tho train and were cut to
pieces, the wind taking up tho contents
and distributing them, we don't know
where. As a result we bad to do with
out the Pittsburg dailies'.
We notice several of our stores open
and doing business on last Sunday.
The practice of "open doors" with some
of our merchants on Sunday seoms to tig
to be one that we could and should 'dis
pense with. May a hint to the wise bo
sufficient.
Our supervisors are having a hard
time ol it trying to appease the wrath
of some of our citizens who seem to
think that tho public roads must be
kept clear of snow drifts at all hazards.
Charles Wolfgang, who hus been at
Ernest for the last year, moved to town
last Thursday. Ho has taken up his
residence in the Shaffer block on Main
street.
Levi Sehugars, one of the directors of
the Sykesvillo National Bank, hud
business in town last Thursday.
Frank Wolfgang, of Wishaw, spent
Sunday with his brother, Charles Wolf
gang. W. II. D'-omer is confined o his bed
with an attack of la grlppa.
Mr. I. M. Loghry is uUo o t tho sick
list.
LAST OF THI? SEA? ON.
Personally Conducted Tour to londo via
Pennsylvania Radios i.
The last Pennsylvania Rai'road tour
to Jacksonville for the pr nt season
will leave New York, Pb adelphla,
Baltimore, mid Washington y special
train on February 28 ,
Excursion tickets, includ;ng round
trip railway transportation and Pull
man accommodations (one b rth.) and
meals en routo on tho sp eial train
going, will bo sold at the following
rates : New York, $!i;) 00 ; Trenton,
$4!.00; Philadelphia. Harrl. bti'rg, Bal
timore, and Washington. 48 00'; 1 'itts
burg, $":! (10 ; and at proportl mate rates
from other points.
Tickets will bo good returning on
regular trains until May 31.
For tickets, Itineraries, and other In
formation apply to ticket agents, or to
Geo. W. Boyd, General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station, Phila
delphia. Money In It for You
"Red Box" and thirtieth anniversary
sale, commencing Feb. !, Stoke, drug
gist. " Gum Boots. "
We have a good solid gum boot, no
punched or seconds, but solid, well built
boot we're selling for $:t.00 Bing
Stoke CO;
Get Hartman to do your draying.
, Rubbers.
Lot of odds and ends in adies' and
children's rubbers. 50o giades now
onlv 35c. Bing-Sloke Co.
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"Red Box"' and .10th anniversary sale
Thursday, Fi brnary Kith.
Stoke, Druggist.
I'oInoiik In l'ool.
Perhaps you don't realiz i that many
pain poisons originate in your food, but
some day you may feel a tw inge of dyspepsia-
that will convince you. Dr.
King's Now Life Pills aro guaranteed
to cure all sickness duo to poisons of
undigested food or money back. 25c
at H. Alex Stoke's drug storo. Try
them. ,
For Sale.
We are offering for salo our grocery
business in Reynoldsville. We can con
vince you that wo have the best loca
tion, the best rotail trade and one of the
best stocks of goods In the town. Sat
isfactory reasons for selling.
Star Grocery Co.
, Get Hartman to do your draying.
N. HANAU
WILL SELL ALU GOODS AT LESS THAN COST DURING MONTH OF FEBRUARY
79 cents
87i corits
( 72i cents
v 38 cents
" 29 cents
10 cents
DRY GOODS
Broadcloth worth $1.00 at " -Broadcloth
worth 1.25 at
Melton 56 in. wide, worth 91.00 at
All wool-flannel, worth 50c at --
Lumberman's flannel,
Flannelette worth 124 and 15c for
Outing worth 12o for Do. Outing worth 6 and 7c
at oo. Opting worth 5c for 4c.
CLOTHING
Men's Overcoats, were $15.00 now $10.00
" " "ere 12.00 now . ... 8,r0
" " were 10.00 now 6.50
" . " wore 7.00 now 4.50
" ' " were 5.00 now 3.50
BOYS' SUITS
You'll want the' little fellow a 'new suit -i
Three to eight years, worth $3 00. 3 50
ami .uu, your cnoic - .
Large boys' suits, 8 to 16 years 1-4 OFF.
CHILDR IN'S COATS .
Tlnvo a fun CI, il.l .... t- 1...A
wuuuri 10 v juts iu velvet, worm
$2.61) and $3.00 I will M fur 81 .76.
Your clolitr av 111 clo double
duty In fci lying here.
MEN'S DRESS PANTS
,$5.00 Dress Pants ntiw ' . .
3.50
2.00. " " " :
1.00 Jean Pants now ' ' - 79 cents
100 " " " ' ' ' -,. ' 55 cents
3.75
2.75
1.25
.BLANKETS
' $6.00 all wool blankets
' $5.00
$4.00
Fleeced Lined UNDER
50c Ladies' Vest and Pants
25c " "
40c Boys' Vests and Drawers
25c " " '
20c " " "
lHc " "
1.1c " " "
4.00
3.75
3.19
WEAR
42 cents
ID cents
25 cents
1!) cents
15 cents
U cents
10 cents
TRADING STAMPS
Stamps With each' purchase
an 1 redeem your book when
fill d for cash or merchnd Ise
J 2. SO .
Want Column.
Rates: One cent pur word for each and
every Insert ton.
FOR SALE Good writing-desk. In
quire at Star office.
Furnished rooms to let. Inquire ut
This Star office.
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For Sale Five shares of American
Silk 51111 .Co. stock. Inquire at The
Star office.
Found A lady's purse was picked
up in Assembly hall last Wednesday
evening artor the concert. Owner call
at this officei
For Sale Good buggy and a safo.
Inquire of Win. Copping.
For SALE-Until April 1st, houso
and lot, corner Jackson st. and Swamp
alley, rear of National Hotel. Lot
60 x 150 feet. For particulars Inquire
of M. M. Davis. tr
FOR SALE-Ono 200 cce Incubator
and broodor. Enqulro at Hoffman's jew-
eiry Btore.
For Sale One Carev safe. nnut. .v.
woight, 1)60 lbs ; almost now. Make
reasonable offer. Apply Box 253, Rpy
noldsville, Pa. '
For Salo or Rent Chon m il 1o,.oh
on 13., R. & P. Railroad. .1. C. ifing &Co.
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Spring Wear Arriving.
MS
E ASK 3'our special attention this
week to the display ot
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Defender Muslin Underwear,
in Corset Covers, Gowns, Skirts and
Drawers of muslin, cambric and nain
sook, trimmed with tucks, embroidery
and laces.
The New Wooltex Spring Suits
Are marvels lor style. The patented
vests are a new feature in Wooltex suits
this season. No other suit manufacturer
will be able to attain this new point in
" style. Each day brings some new ar
rivals made oi'mohairs, veni turns, broad
cloths, in black, blue brown and fancy
mixed colors in a price rane $10.00 to
$4-0.00.
New Wooltex Jackets for spring in a
beautiful range of styles and patterns.
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New Spring -Hats Herein Abundance
of New Styles.
New DressjGoods for spring.
New Waistings'for spring.
New Wash Suitings opening tip very
fineintliis'line. We"ask"your special'in
spcctidn'Colon CottonVoile.
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cortlance with our custom we are offering only desirable merchandise or that which is in demand and sold by all first-
0 class stores. e have made an honest effort to combine quality, style and low prioe, which always characterize our business
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i Ladies' Shirt Waist Patterns.
a - We have just received another shipment of Ladies' Shirt Waist patterns. These we will retail at the same price for which Q
O we sold the others more than a week ago. We need not go into details in telling about these, as you arc all familiar with $
O them and know how popular they are going to be this coming season. We do want to say lrbwever that the demand for &
K,x tnem is so great that thev cannot be ma
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even a second shipment.
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on the sale hour. They go on sale at 10 o'clock noon Thursday of this week,, Feb. 23. SL1IRT WAIST PATTERNS & yC
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Having had such a demand on our first lot of embroideries, we have bought another lot
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a 1 il"slul-lsa" cnrciy new emoroiclery imported from Switzerland and is in full pieces.. You can
uuyaS many yaras as you want. Every piece strictly imported Swiss embroidery. We have bought a large quantity and g
can supply all demands for awhile, but cannot get any more such values this season. We -want to call vour attention to
X the quality of these, and especially the edge. Every piece has a good edge. These vou buy for less money "than you usually &
pay for cheap embroideries. 4 " ' . J ?
a -vcuo.2yuruSatocentsayara. - We have 757 yards at 10 cents a yard.
W?e li r ' n 1 1 1 1 - 1. ti . .
- aa jrctius at u cents a yara. jr.,
Ihis makes i 2u42 yt.rds and besides we have 4 or 5 pieces of nice corset cover embroidery with beading edge that goes in J
tnis sale. 1 he best opnortufntv of the season for
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Having had such a demand on our first shipment of bed spreads, we bought a couple more cases. Not expecting them to V
go so fast, we permitted them to be sold and at present only 6 of the one case of $1.0.) uncs remain. We have however a O
frn ? ?? 1U ltyKt' T ,S 18 eVe" bc"Cr Va,UC fr the price than t,w 100 We have xill prices, from 75c to C
$7.o0, but these two numbers mentioned are exceptionally good things and we have to buv them in solid case lots to get O
them. Do not Jail to see them before they are all gone. "
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REYNOLDSVILLE, PA,