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CLYDE
McCLARREN AND LOREN
LYONS KILLED
By a Fall of Rock in Stanley Mines and
at their Funeral Friday a Large Num
ber of People Viewed Remains.
The funorftl of Loren LyorwHnd Clyde
McClarren. the two vount mon who
were killed in R. & P. C.
mines at Stanley on the 22
ruary, took place on Frlda;
at 2:00 o'clock. The fum
double one and services w
the la. E. church, conduct
& I. Co.'s
d of Fib-
afternoon
ul was !i
o bold In
by Uovm.
, D. J. Frum and J. W.Crawf rd. Thorn
wag a largo uttendanco Ev -y business
place wa9 closed during the afK'rnoMi.
The young men had a host of friends
and the entire village attended Hie
services. After the preaching of ilio
sermon nearly an hour was consumed
in viewing the remains, when six hun
dred persons passed Blowly by tho biers
and gazed for tho Inst time on the
faces of the two vounir men who but a
few days since were in tho vigor of life
They were interred in the Sykesville
cemetery. Lyons was a member of the
P. O. S. of A. and that organization
turned out according to their custom,
and at the close of the services paid
their last sad rites to their deceased
brother. The flowers on each of tho
caskets were identical tho same and
were procured by the citizens of tho
town, and were the finest over seen at
anv funeral in our town. Undertaker
J. H. Hughes had charge of the in
torment.
On "Friday afternoon as Harry E.
Judd, chief enginoor for tho B. & S
Coal Co., assisted by several others,
were engaged In placing sights In tho
main headings of the company works
he was caught by a fall of rock which
came very near proving fatal. Had
Mr. Judd not heeded a slight warning
and immediately Btopped to one side he
would have been Instantly killed, as it
was he sustained a broken limb and a
tew cuts and bruises about the head and
face. He was removed to his boarding
bouse and afterwards taken to the
Adrian hospital whore he is gotting
along nicely.
The school children of No. 1 and
rooms assisted by their teachers, Mis
Gertrude Clouser and Miss Maud Phil
lippl, gave an entertainment in Smith's
hall on Friday evening. The children
did exceedingly well both in their
recitations and drills. Thy had a well
filled house which netted ihem about
$30.00. The proceeds to be applied on
the purchase of un organ fo tho school.
Our defeated candidates t -e still try
ing to figure out how It happened.
There's just one way to fi ,-ure. Tho
other follow had he most v tes.
W. H. Doemer, who hi i been Bick
with la grippe for some ime, is re
covering.
G. W. Sykes, of Roynol sWUp, had
businoss in town last week.
Mrs. S. T. Reed is on tl j sick l'st
Oil Cloth.
5-4 wide, good patterns, v ed for pa
pering. Full 12 yard bolts nd guaran
teed perfect goods. All n w patterns
$1.65 a bolt. Bing-Stoko C. .
Letter Lint.
L!st of unclaimed letters remaining
in post office at Reynoldsvillo, Pa., for
tho week ending Feb. 25, lfo5 :
Miss Mandy Dicoll, L. S. Jones, Ed
" ward S. Riggs.
Say advertised and give dato of lift
when calling for above.
E. c. Burns, P. M.
Fire Proof. "
Lot of the Zanosville fire proof cook
ing utonsils just received. Prices no
higher than common kind. In base
ment. Bing-Stoko Co.
I am now prepared to
Chop all kinds of Grain
for farmers and others.
Also prepared to furnish Chop and all
kindsof Grain at
Lowest Market Prices.
Located on alley In rear of Centennial
Bull, Beynoldsvllle.
W.T.Cox.
JEFFERSON
MACARONI
FACTORY
JBEYMOLDVILLE, FENN'A.
One of the largest macaroni f nctorlcs
In the atute. Orders Bent V. 0. I), or on
good reference anywhere In the
United States. Also wholesale ukoiiU)
for the well known brand of
Premium Flour.
0. J. MAKINAHO,
Proprietors
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Deemers Cross Poi -s.
Mrs, Sarah Buutn visited tho homo
of J. P. Snyder Tuesday of It t week.
The social at Hormtown G auge hall
Saturday evening was wol attended,
eon:dderlng the condition if ho weath
er. Mrs. Amos Deemer and .-Irs. J. I'.
Snyder visited the latterV daughter,
Mrs. O. V. Stewart, at E lerickvillo
last Friday.
Thomas MeGarey, of Stan n, mado ;
business trip through this place hist
week looking after the irtri sts of tin)
Farmers' Telephone Compa
Josiah Deemer, of Saiina, Westmore
land Co., who was culled t( Sykesvillo
on account of tho dentil of lis father,
has been spending a few d..js iu this
place.
Georgo White, of Reynoldsvillo, filled
Rev. Garnett's appointment at this
place Sunday evening, Rev. Garnott
being at Reynoldsville filling the pulpit
of Rev. Parsons.
About thirty of tho Hormtown Grang
ers, visited tho Paradise Grange last
Friday night. All reported a good time,
They think Paradise has one of tho
liveliest and best Granges they have
ever visited.
Paradise,
Miss Anna Ennis spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Sykesville
Rev. D. J. Frum, of Sykosviilo, made
some pastoral calls in Paradise last
week but on account of a sudden attack
of la grippe he was obliged to return to
his homo without having made very
many calls. Mr. Frum is always a wel
come visitor and his friends, young and
old, are very sorry that ho could not ro'
main with them longer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dougherty wont
to Polk township Monday to attend tho
funeral of tho hitter's brothor-in-law,
Jacob Wingert, who died Sunday. Can
cer was tho ' cause of Mr. Wingort's
death.
About thirty-fivo of tho Hormtown
Grangers visited tho Paradise Grange
Friday night and It is needless to say
that the visit was very highly appre
ciated by our patrons. Aftor refresh
ments had baen 6orved the visitors,
who consisted of young folks and their
papas and mammas, started back to
Hormtown.
Miss Twila Doemer, of Deomer's Cross
Roads, visited her friend, Miss Susie
Dougherty, Friday night and Saturday
Tom Cathers and his sistor, Miss
Marguorito, visited their cousin,
Mrs,
Sample, of this placo, last f inday.
Township Auditors Wi , Meet.
j.uo supervisors or vvinsi. w tovvnsl.up
will meet at Frank's Tavcr: . Roy n oldie
vino, baturday, March II b, NXtii, to
settle all unpaid billn. Tl ) following
Monday, March .'!, tho mditora
Winslow township met at Frank's
Tavern to settle tho accc nts of tho
township officers.
J. K. WoMi:r.
'imp,
Ton-re
lp Clerk.
Muslin Underwi,-
If you think you need am muslin un
derwear now, we don't wa t, to boai
but think we ve got the mi t ccmpleto
line wo'vo over had. You xuow what
that means. Bing-Stoko t' .
Common School Dipl mas.
Examinations for comm. :i school ili
plomas will bo held as follows:
Saturday, March IS. Brookville.
Saturday, March 25. Falls Creek.
Saturday, April 1, Punxsutawney.
Examinations will begin promptly at
9,00 a. m.
$i oo Block Light $i.oo
Tho Block Light, which is guaranteed
to produce a light equal to three hund
red candle power, any stylo or combina
tion you wish to select, complete for
one dollar. This offer for 10 days.
Bing-Stoke Co.
Card of Thanks.
Camp No. 36, S. of V., desires to
tender its sincere tlianks to the ladies
and gentlemen who so ably took part in
the production of tho "Confederate
Spy" on Feb. 22. and to Miss Klin,.
Coleman for furnishing music also to
itie general public for it liberal patron
age.
" Gum Boots. "
We have a good solid cum boot, no
punched or seconds, but solid, well built.
boot we're selling for MOO Bing
Stoko Co.
Goorge Hartman. drnvman. will fern.
Ish boxes and barrels for moving house
hold goods, &c. If vou want to mov
get Hartman,
All the ladles, as well us the omntl...
men. are invited to null Ht. St.nlr
store any afternoon or evening this
weekend witness the Kmi.,n.il Vi.,..
i.er demonstration.
Got Hartman to do your draying.
The Widow '
Jones She
Makes Boys'
Clothes
For We,
Bing-J.toke Co, !
EMERICKVILLE ALIVE
THERE IS "SOMETHING DOING"
ALL THE TIME
In the Village on the Pike and Our Cor
respondent Writes it up in an In
teresting Way.
Emeriekville Is still alive and boom
ing on account of so much going on.
Lots of "dolus" and not m ich money
coming in. The baud meets vory Mon
day evening In I. O. S. of A. hall for
practice. This week tho Grungers meet
Tuesday evening to ro-organ ze ; Wed
nesday evening tho ladles of tho M. E.
church hold a "shadow soeh I" for bene
fit of the janitor, Thursdaj night tho
Red Men meet, Friday tilghi all rest if
we are not runniug around some where
else, and on Saturday night tho P. O.
S. of A. meet. So there is no use of
people complaining of not having any
placo for entertainment.
Uov. J. C. MeEntire, of Reynolds
ville, came very near having a runaway
and bMng injured while here Sunday.
He was turning his horse and sleigh In
the deep snow at the M. E. church and
was upset. He held on to the lines and
the horse started in a circle and would
have tramped on Rev. MeEntire, who
was lying in the snow bundled up so as
to bo helpless, but Mrs. Levi Sehugers
caught the horse in time to prevent in
jury to Rev. MeEntire.
There was an excollentontortainment
in tho P. O. S. of A. hall Washington's
Birthday, February 22nd. There was a
largo attendance. Four of our public
schools took part. These entertain
menis have been given every year since
the P. O. S. of A. erected their own
hall. Tho ontertainmont was better
this year than over before. Wo have a
good corps of teachers In and around
Emeriekville.
Our miners are still out on a strike.
Thoy hare things down pretty ifine
about working. Thoy daro not work
more than one day a week now. Before
they used to do all they could got to do.
Wol I, it just suits somo of thorn. As
farmers they can work all they please
and nobody has anything to say.
Rev. W. H. Garnott preached in the
M. E. church in Reynoldsville Sunday.
Rev. J. C. MeEntiro filled his pulpit in
the M. E. church Ht this placo. We
are always glad to hear Rev. MeEntire
and we like to bear our own preacher
too. We think Rev. Garnett is a fine
man.
Hiram Deemor mado a trip last week
from hero to Punxsutawn y, then to
Big IJun, from thero to Sykesville,
then to Reynoldsvillo and homo again.
Mrs. Wm. Wetzel und s in went to
Miiysvillo hist Saturday u visit her
f:l,er, .T;ic,.h Shiek.
Had Met K. for-j.
r live In Reynoldsvi le. Pa.?"
Ev
'Yes," said Repi'ee,nta ivc W. O.
Smith, of Pnrixsutawoey, :is ho arose
from a tab'o in tho House restaurant.
The question put by. Re iresentntivo
rawney. f Minnesota, si'i.ing at an
adjoining table, surprised h m.
"Ever play-in 'Jim' Tawn vy's band.?"
"Yes, si reo," responded I'io Punxsu
tawney statesman, and forthwith there
was a reunion.
Although Mr. Smith lias been in
congress almost two years, he hud not
before recognized his old band leader,
and neither had the former band leader
recognized his former pupil.
Tho Reynoldsvillo bund, under "Jim"
Tawney's leadership, was quite as won
derful an institution as such country
bands usually are. Tawney was some
thing of an oxpert on tho cornot ac
cording to the Reynoldsville standard
of musical criticism. Ho could really
play three or four pieces fairly well.
Smith tooted on a baritone horn, but
his repertoire was much more restricted.
In fact Smith felt very proud of being
able to keep up with tho rest of the
band when it rendered its favorite,
known as "No. 13 "
Tawney, in those days, worked in the
Reynoldsville machine shop. Smith
was a typo Washington 1'ml.
Buckle Arties.
First-OUHlit v hunkle artles. well worth
Sl.oO and $1 75, wer'e closing out now at
$1 23. Bing-Stoke Co.
The Cash Now York Racket store is
ready to show vou a full line of un-to-
date designs in wall' iiaiier at racket
prices.
Get Harlraan to do your draying.
Want Column.
Hut.PH! Onn nnt. ml wnr1 trr annli ttwiA
every insertion.
WANTED Housekeeper that can
make butter ; widow with not more
than one child preferred. Must give
good recommendation. Goorge Burtop,
It. F. D. No. 1, Reynoldsvillo, Pa.
Fon SALE Five Bhares of American
Silk Mill Co. stoak. Inquire at The
Stak ollico.
For Sale Good buggy and a safe.
Inquire of Wm. Copping.
Foil 'SALE Until April 1st, house
and lot. corner Jackson nt and Swamp
alley, rear of National Hotel. Iit
BO x 150 feet. For particulars inquire
of M. M. Davis. tf
Fob Sale One 200 egg Incuhaior
and brooder. Enquire at HolTmans jew
elry store.
Fok SALE One Carey taf", coot J55 :
Weight, 0 Dm ; (lim')n' , re w. Mnko
reasonable cITcr. Apply li t 2511, I'ey-
nolusvtllo, i'n.
For Sale or Rent Chop t .111 located
00. B., It. &,P. Railroad. J.C King&Co.
TOWNSHIP OFFICI 31
Result of February Election it Five Sur
rounding Township' .
Below wo publish the rim les of the
township odieers eleoUd he-, week In
tho surrounding townships :
HENDKKHON TOWXK! IP.
Justice of tho Pence, C )orgo W.
Kuntz, Dem. ; school direc rs, S. C.
Estes, Rep. and W. I. R. -tl, Rop. ;
supervisors, James W. Wi 'ob, Rep.,
and A. R. London, Dein. ; constable,
Steve Hiwillor, Rop. : uia itor, John
Zufall, Rep.
MeL'A LMONT TOWNSHIP.
Jn.-Ueo of the Peace, .lame MeKallop,
Rep. ; school directors, M. J. Miller,
Rep., Aaron Nelson, lie). ; supervisors,
Lawrence Johnston, Rep., James Mc
Donald, Rep. ; constable, W. D. Wuch
ob ; auditor, Robert Harvey, Rep. ;
township clerk, J. R. Gould.
PJNIX'R EEK TOW NSH I P.
Justice of the Peace, S. T. Stormer,
Dent. ; school directors, Albert Horn,
Rep., John G. Stormer, Dem. ; super
visors, Daniel Berkhoue, Rep., W. II.
Doinpsey, Dem. ; constable, Henry
Cable, Rep. ; auditor, P. Brown, Rep.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP;
School directors, James McLaughlin,
Rep., W. L. Patterson, Rep. ; super
visors, Robert Frame, Dom., G. A.
Smith, Dem. ; constable, W. II. Buttor
batigh, Rep. ; township e'erk, Wm.
Kano, Rep.
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP.
Justice ef tho Peace, J. L. SlialTer,
Rep. ; school directors, Madison Mc
Crcight, Rep- I. G. Mansfield, Dem. ;
supervisors, Benjamin Ilaugh, Rep.,
J. A. Llndy, Dem. ; constable, Wm.
Wagerman, Rep. ; auditor, J. M.
Hutchison, Rop. : township clerk, J. IC.
Womoldurf, Rep.
" Widow Jones"
Suits for boys, for fit, for stylo, for
wear and for goneral ail round good
ness liavo no equal. Sold only by
Bing-Stoke Co.
For Sale.
We are offering for salo our grocery
business in Reynoldsvillo. We can con
vince you that wo have the best loca
tion, the best retail trade and ono of tho
best stocks of goods in tho town. Sat
isfactory reasons for soiling.
StakGkocery Co.
Clothcraft Clothes.
Quito n fow, but not all of our m'n's
Clothcraft suits for sprit"' nro now
ready for your inspection. 10. to $L'0
costing you no more tlum ordinary
kind. Bing-Stoke Co.
Get Hartman to do your ( niyin;.'.
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This will be the most remarkable Wall Paper Sale ever offered
in this section. Look at these prices.
For your convenience we have made up all of the remnant stock into bunches on which is a tag
giving the number of rolls of wall, border, and ceiling-. Each lot is numbered. We give a list
of a few. These numbers correspond to the numbers on the bunches. The regular stock is
arranged in the same way.
REMNANTS ' . REGULAR STOCK
Walls Ceil. Bord. Worth Now No. I, regular price 30c roll, sale price 20c
No. I contains 4i 3 H $2.25 90c No. 7, regular price 50c roll, sale price ,30c
No. 3 contains 4 4 I 3. 5 90c No. JO, regular price 25c roll, sale price 1 5c
No. 9 contains 5 0 0 1. 00 25c No. J 3, regular price 1 5c roll, sale price 10c
No. 16 contains 4 0 I 2.25 25c No. 1 6, regular price 35c roll, 1 sale price 20c
No. 22 contains 6 0 2 2.00 40c No. 20, regular price 20c roll, sale price 10c
No. 28 contains 5 3 2 2,50 $1.00 No. 24, regular price J 5c roll, sale price 5c
No. 33 contains 8 0 1 1.35 45c No. 31, regular price 1 2c roll, sale price 9c
No. 36 contains 5 0 I 1.80 $1.00 No. 35, regular price 20c roll, sale price 13c
No. 53 contains 5 0 2 2.80 1.25 No. 44, regular price 20c roll, sale price 8c
No. 58 contains 6 3 0 2.25 90c No. 47, regular price 20c roll, sale price 10c
Sale Commences Thursday, March 2nd,
and will continue each afternoon and evening until entire stock is cleaned up.
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WIJ ASK your special attention this
week to the display oi
Defender Muslin Underwear,
in Corset Covers, Gowns, Skirts anil
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 sonic new ar
rivals made of mohairs, venit ions, broad
cloths, in black, blue brown and fancy
mixed colors in a price range $10.00 to
$ K1.00.
New Wooltex Jackets for spring in a
beautiful range of styles and patterns.
Winter Coats Reduced to One-Half
Price.
New Spring Hats Here in Abundance
of New Styles.
New Dress Goods for spring.
New Waistings for spring.
New Wash Suitings opening up very
fine in this line. We ask your special in
spection Colon Cotton Voile.
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