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fSriday morning July 14, ending Tuesday ba oi Grantilated Sugar for $1.00 with merchandise excepting So- F6ed. OT with each cash purchase and the return premiom coupons, you can get 241bs of Granulated Sugar NO FAKE. cy Scheme to draw people in and charge fabulous prices, we ctions, asfollaws: 5Jc 4c 4c lOc 6c 13c 21c 23c 27c 26c bos Gold Dust Standard brands White Star Coffee No. 1 Lamp Globe no two alike jhfeni discount. All other Dress a large selection of of lOc oc the dollar i Wrappers wrappers Separate Jackets Separate Skirts 375 $1:15 "Wool Jean Pants Jean Pants 1 i pants Jean Pants Separate Skirts o.S5 89 .44 .98 .83 ,69 .67 1.88 ISte Uc 19 to No.

2 Lamp Globe Oc lOlb Kit Herring, full weight 44c Kit White Fish, full weight 58c BOYS' CLQTHSHO. AVe still have a good selection of Boys' and Children's Clothing to chose from and have decided to continue during this 10 days sale only, to give a discount of 20 percent on all Suits above $2.00. SHOES Don't think because we have said nothing about Shoes that we have no bargains. For want of space we will not quote prices, but we invite you in to see for yourself. Get our prices on Dishes, Glassware.

Wall Paper, Trunks, Telescopes and Traveling Bags, Dress Suit Cases. Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps. Shoes for everybody. 25C 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c NO AUCTION GOODS. Prices are the same to all.

A child can buy as cheap as a man. Even-thing is marked in plain figures. We buy for cash and sell for cash. Premium coupons must be presented on or before Aug. 31st, 1899.

A. WiaotSa the only "ophthalmic optician la Clarion Comity. Miller BJS be is very thankful be did not knock the train off tba Girts and wife, of Apollo, visited "tbe former's parents over the Fourth. Tiie Hollow Brick Company have purchased a new safe for their office. -Ambrose Fasenmyer is visiting Thoa.

of the Washington Hotel, Punxsutawnay. Martin, formerly of this place, was killed by the cars at Uniontown last week. J. E. Martin who has been employed in Akron, Ohio, for some time, ia visiting his friends at this place.

M.Kelly and family, of New Castle, former residents of this viai- ied friends here last week. and see. We are sole agente for Queen Quality for ladies and Kieth shoes for F. Hew Co. May and Margaret Bash, of Siles, sisters of Misses Bessie and Maud Bush, are visiting their relatives in town.

Knappenberger, who is em- p'oyed by the Kittanning Lumber visited his former home, Hawthorn, over the Fourth, M. E. Wheeler, of Allegheny, is visiting her son, Mr. H. K.

Wheeler, Superintendent of the New Bethlehem cigar factory. infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher, of Railroad street, died after a short illness on Tuesday and was buried on Wednesday afternoon. The Cherry Ban earn? tilting oa Aogost 10th doses on AagBst23nL your order for hocklafierriee, either by the quart or crate, at Bailey's, George, who ia employed at New Kensington, visited his parents last is the Jhrery to juutod Tub ef OcatlemaB.

Gold went to Pittsbarg on Monday to attend the fnneral of his brother's child. E. Andrews retarned-from Oeontr Military Academy last week to spend his vacation at home. goods at A. F.

Hess Go's, at reduced prices. We want to close out our line. Wash goods at very low prices. E. Polliard, who left this place four years ago for Georgia, and who has since been in many parts of the West, and lately in New Mexico," returned home last possibly to remain.

P. Miller, of the Leader, and Miss Pearl Cochran, of Clarion, were married at the bride's home on Monday morning, July 3rd, They returned to town a few days later and received tbe congratulations of their friends. your liver tired? Does it fail to do itaduty? If so, dont neglect its call for help. A few doSea of Herbine may save yon a spell of sickness. Herbine is the only perfect liver medicine.

It cures chills and fever. Price 50 cents. For sale by P. W. SITCMACER Co.

THIS IS A STRICTLY CASH SALE. New Bethlehem, Pa. he Tenth! afloat." ifternoon al 2:30. of Elnora, visited in of Freeport, visit- the laa given We score. of Dayton, visited at J.

-from visit to friends at Sligo. Slipped away from town this week and aou Charles, of were in town overSnn- Boirser, of Oakland, has pur- Fanny Blake and Miss Maljel 'are visiting relatives at We want to sell out very low Andrews Lumber Compa- new honses on the Btreet. Academy has closed ProX Leavenwoith, called to thij report of TJtley, of Ford City, visited friends at this place recently. W. Corbett ia building two hous- ea in South Bethlehem for rent.

D. A. Wiant has returned home almost entirely relieved of rheumatism. at lOc- Any style. Come and get fashion sheets F.

Hess CJo. -Miss Florence Carson and Inne Gardiner, of Allegheny, are visiting Hiss Pearl Gold. Geiat went up the road Wednesday with a bundle of law books under his arm. Ada Eichardson, of Driftwood, was the guest of Mrs. H.

G. Corbett over the Fourth. M'Cafferty, of Natrona, ted bia father, Chas. M'Cafferty, of Oakland, last week. S.

Bigley, First Scarg'tof late 15th regiment, visited relatives in tows this week. D. Smith, of Oakland, was elected teacher of the South Bethlehem school on Monday evening. New Bethlehem BOJB will play the Broofcvrtte club a the home grounds to-day(Friday)at 2:30. A.

J. Huns, of Summerville, diedon Monday, after a long illness, of diabetis. He waa a dentist by profession. Clarion fair catalogue, a fine specimen of the printers art, from the office of the Republican, has reached this office. had a big crowd on tbe Fourth.

The people who went to see the crowd rather than the horseless carriage were all pleased. K. Gold and wife, of Winslow and Charles Gold, of Allegheny, returned to their homes on Sunday from a visit to Samuel Gold's of this place. who live on farms are liable to many accalental cuts, and bruises, wJbich heel rapidly when Bollard's Snow Liniment is promptly applied. Price 25 and 50 cents.

P. W. SHOMAEER Co. railway company is getting ready to pur down a stone pavement on VVxid street, using the cut stone coping taken from the old Bostonia bridge, C. Elliot, editor of the Eeynolds- ville Volunteer, ascended an elevation in hts town and took in the baloon ascension at DnBois through his telescope.

Sharrar, of Raven Eocfc, West Virginia, visited his friends at Leatherwood over the Fourth and returned home on Monday. He is engaged at pumping in the oil fields of that state. Cream-Vermifuge not only effectually dispels worms, but it is nn- pqualed as a tonic, and is-n certain and permanent cure for Chills and Fever. Price 25 cents. W.

SHUMJLKEB N. F. Scbrecongost, formerly of this place, now in the mercantile business at Vintondale, spent several days in icwn last week attending to some basinCBa affairs. We'are glad to know that be is prospering. J.

J. Kinder, of the Canton Actual Business College, of Canton, 0., was a cuest of" the recently. Miss Pearl Lower, of Canton, 0., and Mr. Fred Kauffman, of Aliance. 0., are now visiting the Messrs.

Lowers. D. M. Grist, was so very busy two weeks ago that he neglected to acquaint us with that hafipy event in time to publish it. Few people in town, if any, knew of this important case he had on hands, and which he prosecuted to a successful issue, as noticed elsewhere.

Long life and prosperity to him and his life partner. Tile Hollow Brick works have started up with a new screen, which is an improvement over the first one. They gave tlmir'new men an advance of ten cents per day on Monday. They appear to be able to'dispose of all the ware they can make. They have recently received an order for twenty-five car loads of brick, which goes to M'Keesport, and have the contract of building two houses, one for A.

D-Deenjer, at Falls Creek, of Rorkface brick, and the other for Adam Doverspike, of North Freedom. Mr. Joseph Barrj, of Bnnkerton, died at big home July 5th, in the 73rd year of bia age. This reapected citizen waa born in County Clare, Irelacd, August let, 1826; emigrated to America in 184" and came to 51iRO, this county, immediately after sriying in the United In Erin he was a worthy disciple of O'ConneH the liberator of his country. In America he was aslaw abiding citizen, and wag highly respected'by his neighbors.

HL was a good father, a kind husband, and a deTontxnieinber of his chnrch. In their sad bereavement it is a of great consolation to his family that fo a few weeks before his death he fully realized to himself his end was approach ing and was wholly resigned with God's holy will. He was fortified by the sacred rites of his church, and it can be truly said of him that his exemplary death waa in keeping with the edifying life he led. The large number of people who accompanied his remains to the Catholic Church, New Bethlehem, tesii fiesto the esteem in wbjch he was held in. the community.

Solemn mass of Re- quireui wns offered for the eternal repose of his soul by Rev. M. O'Sullivan, the pastor of St." Charles Church, of this place. The other officers of the mass- were Rev. Father Kyan, of East Br.i.ly.

aa Deacon; Rev. Father M'Givney. of DuBois, as Sub-Deacon, and Rev. Lynch, of Brockwayvilie, as Master of Ceremonies. Father O'Sullivan pronounced la- absolution, and preached a short, but appropriate sermon in which he ly alluded to the many good and virtues of the lamented dm-aci-d.

The music cf High Mass was sung will conncB tack, ow. tbe followuig d'NnU, Georges McGarrity. Minutes oftbe previous- meeting; read and approved. Tbe following' were then read and ordered Commissioner's bill. J.

Bush, hardware; etc, 5.4?J Chief Police, Citizens Water 3 mo, water, 8125 F. B. Johnson, lumber, 41.54 G. L. Thomas was awarded the contract for building tbe extension of the Broad street sewer at 75 cents per foot, 15 inch tile, to McSntt's alley, and 6S oenta per foot 12 inch tile, from that point up.

Connections and openings extra, LOCAL COBBKPOHDIHCE. THE HILL. Beckie.Stonpe and daughter Ella, of Procicua solemn effect by Miss Reams, nf Kast Brady, who acted as oreanist. Mr. Barry ia survived by his wilV au-1 twelve ehildren, all of whom, we Mie although widely separated spective avocations in life, wi at the funeral.

Strike Off By mutual agreement between the men laughable incident happened in a New Bethlehem lodge room recently while a oiember was beinz installed as Chaplain. The candidate had removed his coat on account of the heat and the caele eye of another member detected a shooting arm in his hip pocket, and be at once objected to a candidate filling that position who would violate the laws by carrying concealed weapons. After some deliberation the candidate drew frr-m his pocket and placed upon the altar a toy pistol. On account of the candidate having no children of his own the occurrence was rendered still more hum- urous. and company the strike on Wednesday.

was declared off Officers Klcctnl. At a stated mei-tinj; of ll.irsel Lodge No. 434, K. of the following officers were elected for the present lerm: C. Charles P.

Herpel, V. Henry Treece, Prel, J. L. Eden. M.

ol the J. L. Cribbs, M. at Mills, 1. Adam Hoy, 0.

G. L. Thomas, Trustee. Adam Hoy, Representative to. Grand iodge meeting in Lancaster, on third Tuesday in August, E.

V. Marsh. A GatHerlng. The children and grand children of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Marshall, of near Brjnkerton, gathered at their old home on July 4th and spent a happy day together. AH were present but one son and one daughter. At the noon hour all were invited to a table spread with all that one could desire. It was a day long to be remembered for the enjoyment and pleasure it brought to all present. A Social Time.

On evening ofJuneSOth, the employ ers and employes of the Tile and Hollow Brick with their wives and children, met at the home of Mr. George Kellev and enjoyed We notice by- Prof. Beer's report of teachers' certificates that Roy Allebach is rated considerably above the average, there being only a very few better provisional certificates in the county than his. National Export Exposition to be held in Philadelphia from Sept. 14tb to Nov.

30tb, promises to be a great event. The manufacturers of this country are behind it and will leave nothing undone ia order to make it a grand success. have sold many different cough remedies, but none has given belter satisfaction than Chamberlain's," asys Mr. Charles Holtzbauer, Druggist, Newark, "$. J.

"It is perfectly safe and can be relied upon in all cases'of coughs, colds or hoarseness. Sold or F. P. WILLIAMS. rrJoe Forney, whose dead body was fpnncJ near Kelly's Station; Wednesday morning, was probably Etraek and killed by the night eapres north, on the night among human ills are more annoying than piles? Tbe affictions that prevent active exercise are bad enough, but one that makes even rest miserable ia worse.

Women are among its greatest martyrs. Tablets Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure the most obatinsfe cases. Price, 50cts. in bottle, tabes 75. For Bale by P.

W. SiinuiKEE Co. Hot Dead But Drnuk. Oar town was thrown into eicitement on the afternoon of tbe Fourth by the report the south-hound train had killed a man below town. The shrill whistle of tbe engine showed that something bad happened and tbe backing up of the train to the station and unloading an apparently lifeless form appeared to verify the report.

The man proved to be Edward Miller, who livesa mile below town, who waa stretched out npon a board nn- conscions, suffering from some ngly cats about tbe bead. Ha recovered in an honr, and was able to walk borne in tbe evening. He was sitting upon the end ot a tie when the train came along, and was not Been in time to keep the front part of tbe engine from striking them. He did not jnst know where be was when he wns struck, nor for an honr afterward. Curd of Thanks The undersigned wish to express their heartfelt thanks to their friends and neighbors, who so kindly tendered their assistance and sympathy during the form- era recent bereavement.

Mas JOSEPH-BARRY ASD FAMILY. Brinkerton, Pa, A Qntet Home Weddlnff. On Thursday, June 29th, 1899, ot 12:00 o'clock, noon, D. Geist, the prominent young attorney at law of New Bethlehem, and Miss Gwendolen Stebbins, one ol Brookville's popular and accomplished young ladies, were married, the ceremony being performed by J. T.

Adams, pastor of the Brookville United Presbyterian the home of the bride's mother in West Btookvilia Owing to the recent death of Mr. Geist's mother the wedding was a quiet home the guests being confined to the near relatives of the parties. Miss Harriet Balmer was flower girl and led the rare social time. The event closed by Mr. and Mrs.

Kelley serving ice cream and cake; The following is a lis'of she guests: Mr. George Lower and wife. Mr. Charles Lower, wife and child. Jlr.

ira Lower, wife and child. Mr. Lev! Bush, wife and child. Mr. Samuel Gold, wife and child.

Mr. J. Ed. M'Sparrin, wife and children. Mr.

William Jones and wife. Mr. George Fox, wife and child. Mr. James Young, wife and children.

Mr. Edward Pbindledecker, wife and child, Mr. Ham Skinner, wife and children. Mr- Samuel Kochli. mother and broth' er.

Mr. Albert Myers, wife and children. Mr, Earl Shindledecker. r. Murray Morrison.

of N. were the the formei's mother Mrs. Wm. recently. Duff, who has been perious iy ill for some time, wo are glad to say, strong hopes are entertained for her re covery.

J. M. Morrison has in his possession a white rut, with pink It eats with the pits and is apparently very tame John son of P-iniel Siagle, li'ime a new wife Friday of last week. They were tendered a hearty serenade. Our best wishes go with Uieu.

through life. H. Morrison and wife visited Mrs. M. K.

Craig, of Clarion, last week. DEANVILLE. Something new to see tbe farmers go to tbe harvest field witb their coats on. espect to bear of a snow Btortn some place. Blanch Kenedy.

of Ibis place, and James Anthony, of Oakland, were married by Rev. Hains last Thursday. We congratulate them and wish them a happy life together while toilinc on this earth, and when time ends with them here may there be a happier meeting the better world. Rev. Hunter is moving to Verona this week.

We arc sorry to see him go. Mrs. Sina Reedy and iire. Mullie Anthony visited the former's nibler, Mrs. Morrison, near tbe mouth of Red Bank, last week.

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cathcart, of C'limnx, visited their parents near thin place lust Sabbath.

Loyd Thompson, of-Verona, viaited his parents at this place- He was foreman nf the Sre works the eveninj; of the Fourth ttt this town, which were a grand success. There were several balonn UK tensions. One of the Imlopns alighted near Climax. PAT M.u.ov. CRATES.

Most of our fanners are dune cutting wheat, which is a good crop tins ion. On Tuesday morning while moving some bill stuff at M'Clure's Mill, Fred had the misforuine to gi-t his leg badly bruised and scarred up by stick hilling on him. J. Snider, Miles and Charles llagbur. who have been working for W.T Hurry, at Carry's Run, were home over the Fourth.

The upper bridge at Greenville is in bad it had to be propped up on morning beiure it was puss- able. AVe think it should be torn dmvu and replaced by a good iron George "i al The 10 and fbr ones for lOcte. 80 cent-ones for 20 cer some pretty yon can it cost to make; thetnV i AH onr Aliases' bargain prices. obps'jat 50cts, Tocts, Bat wait if We have "jrar regular one of the best at the price ing to close out iSttS. And twenty Featherbone grade, at good value.

We have with coUars attac 50ct quality, these These are ierng oar year, colla out atSOct we; aeasoa ol This great the that has tremendous partments regapBesaqf-a it will-reveal hundreds iOHDKSARY Ladies Vests, -Value jfdf sleeve notice. Those indebted to the Board of Trade by note or otherwise, please come forward as we must make payment. Pay ment can be made to D. M. Geist, or P.

W. Sbumaker, order of Board of Trade. bridal party to the tastefully decorated parlors while the wedding march was being played by Hattie Boras. A gorgeous wedding feast followed the ceremony and congratulations. No wedding journey will be indulged in at present, but later Mr.

and Mrs. Geist will make an extended visit among relatives in Eastern Pennsylvania. That their lives may be ail honeymoon is the wish of their many Hepnbli- can- 8100 Revwd 8100. The readeis of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science bas been able to cure in all its stages, and that IB Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Care is the only positive cure known to the medical Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in tefnally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby' destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by boildine up the constitution and aBsisting nature do its work. The proprietors have so much laith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for Cratus 'and Charles Henry took in the Fourth and report lively time. U. AV. Eslibauilli i'-'" 1 attt-ndi-d a reunion of the Moore, near Ki-ynolds- ville.

on June Then; were al.i.ut ISO persons present, nmsistin)- of children, (-'rand and great grandchildren. Keiibcn and wife of Wilcox. visited the latter- mother. Mr- Clover, over tin; fourth. W.

of Marrieiiville, visite.l his mother, Mir. Jacob of burg aftrW.laysilaHtwf-ek, and Ktoiipi-d a short time with W. H. Hoyd on wav home. Ladies' sizes, 3 an 13c, sale Ladies Bibbed value l5c, sale LADIES' COLOBED SHffif WAISTS Made of Percale.

Sadras and Lawn, were 50c 75c Sale 35c, LACE CURTAIN SALE! The time has arrived to redact to figures and at the price named the demand will undpubtedly be very great. Were $3.75 3.25 seldom. cb.aiefalK™™,- cellenfc and we salts will-bell NEW BETHLEHEM MARKETS. CORR3CTED BYC any case that it fails to cure, list of testimonials. Address, F.

J. CHENNEY Co 0. Sold by all DroggiHts, Family Pills are the best. Send for Toledo, Halls His ThrxMt Cat. Charles E.

Daniels, of DoBois, was found in a field near Weedville on the llth inst with his throat cut. He had started back to his work at Verona after spending a few days with his parents. Np further particulars. The-Bcboois ofPorter" township were let as followg'an Satnrdsy, July 8, JI899: 'Hoy. Ball A base ball team from Clarion composed of young fellows played a similar club at this place on June 29th and was defeated by a score of 9 to 25- The second nine at this place and the first nine at Hawthorn crossed bata on July let, and the former club was defeated by a score of 13 to 16.

The boys played a good sjame. It was generally considered by Ihe'oTi-lookere that they wonld not even be able to score on ac- coant of the emaliness of the boys composing the clnb compared to loose of tbe opposing nine However the kids made thebfg fellows homp for all they were worth toWoid defeat. Tie "Boys" olob visited Clarion on Thursday test sod iaflisted second grabbing on. tbe clnb at that place, tbe of unclaimed letters for week endiug July 10th. Bleakley, E- W.

Crow, Master Edward; Greenawalt, Miss Ida; Hartzell, Frank Samuel Luran, Van; M'Donnel, J. Reese, Charley; Rubb, Juhn. Jos. I LATIMER. Burned.

On Wednesday of last week the barn ofC. W.M'Clnne, of near Limestone, wap struck by lightning am! burned. The loss was about $700. n. Shelled Oato Rye Whett Onlonn Butter Sugar Cured Shoulder, Shoulder Breakfast Bacon Lard Mem Pork Flour, per Cwt Corn.

per Cvrt- CArollni. Brown Susar Coffee A.Saf-ar Granulnted RjHUftcd Green Coffee Wool Wiuibed Potatoes Nottingham Lace Curtains only, Suits, size MS 1, ing of Lot $10 kind last, $2.25 2.00 75 1.75 1-25 1.50 .90 1.00 -65 A great many numbers of al grades of'Lace Curtainfe have been sold Sown to single- pairs. These single pairs are all-prices. just one half. Some arenas low as 30c.

PETOK50AT SALE. Fast -Black 'Satteen- or. Metal with 2 or 3 corded ruffles, ed suits; lip Cheviots or pretty 1'J, ages 4 to.l^,^ to $4, sale 5 lo fa SUrrled, By Rev. B. N.

AsKey, June 29th, 1899 at M. E. parsonage, New Bethlehem, Pa-, MK John L. Hfndman, of Reidsbnrg, Pa. and Miss EetellaJ.

Myers, of Cnrilsville, Pa. HEPORT OF THE CONDITION El OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, New Bethlehem, in the State of Penn.j-1 wnl- at the clone of H9B. SIK.H2 fifl S.1T3 12 U.S. Bonds to £0 United SUKa Bonds on hniidn P-emiamnonU 8 Bonds. 8locba, Banking booxi, furniture Dno torn National (not EwerTO stiffened flpunse, actually worth $1.50 and $1.75.

sale NOTIONS AT VERY LOW 5c aluminum thimbles foe 2c 8c card, hump hook, and eyes 4c 5c assorted colored Dress dabinets ft (ic twit Featherstitch 5 5c Clark's O.N. T. spool cotton 5c spooLSilkateen, 10 15c spoiled Collars, cheviot, Tbe Fourth, ct tow b6y at Frank Myer-s, a boy ai Adam Nolph'aatsrJa boy at Bar. iskey'-u. rf and nccured anil iiovs' io.SO/vM" rice 5c Adamantine 16 Narrow french and English Tal insertions, worth 2 to Seper yard at 10 to" 15o per dozen yards.

i swiss: All puffs 4. in hand. string A.MB?CUf edging in dainty insertions, IS SOc'k'ndsafc 12c kind at ao per yard..