The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-20

Raspberry pickers are plenty just now.
Big drives in way of bargains at Rob-
inson's shoe store.
A hail storm visited this place last
Friday afternoon.
Hand turned shoes for ladies', only
$3.50 at Reeds shoe store.
The Cherry Run camp-meeting opens
August 1lth and closes on the 25th.
Jacob and Henry Deible are out on
the huckleberry mountain this week.
Something new: camel skin shoes for
men at Robinson's, every pair warranted.
An application has been made for
postoflice at Hopkins, two miles west of
here.
A new sewer has been put in along
Main street short distance, near Fifth
street.
William Grix. a miner, received an
injury in the right eye Monday by a
piece of coal.
The Trinity Reformed church at
Troutville will be dedicated next Sun
day, July oath.
The Clarion Breeze, the live local
paper of Johnsonburg, entered its fifth
year last week.
Joseph Mallet is agent, at this place,
fn,, 1a Glanmnnl prnfharc' Npraapu
1 of Rochester, N. Y.
The Christian Endeavor of the Bap-
tist church held social at Rev. Il. 7.
Derr's last evening.
A base ball nine from this place done
the Dubois nine up Saturday afternoon
to the tune of l3 to 8.
Saturday must have been good day
for lawsuits in Reynoldsville. Esq. T..
Il. McGaw heard nine cases that day.
Reed don't defy any kind of people,
but sells the best $500 shoes in town.
Look i'm the show windows and see the
shoes.
Bernard McCracken gave us copy
of The Blade, redhot Democratic paper
published at Carthage, Moore Co., North
Carolina.
Alex. U. Frantz had his right wrist
badly sprained Tuesday morning as a
result of being thrown from a wagon
load of bark
Mrs. Walter Rodgers, of Pancoast,
took her two children to the Odd Fell
lows Orphan Home at Benavon yester-
day afternoon.
1t is not much to the credit of the
Sheriff of Clearfield county to have it
heralded abroad that he picked huckle-
berries on Sunday.
Daniel Nolan. conductor on the A. V.
R'y gravel train, has been hobbling
around during the past week on account
of a sprained ankle.
The Jr. Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church held a social at
Rev. Furbay's residence on Grant street
last Friday evening.
A convention of District 3, K.of Land
United Mine Workers of America, will
be held at Dubois three days this week,
commencing to-day.
Cecil Stone, of Reynoldsville, signed
an article of agreement with the A. "
R'y Co. last week for four years appren
ticeship in their shops at Verona.
A base ball nine went from this place
to New Bethlehem to play the nine o
that place last Friday. The score was
s to 10 in favor of the New Bethlehem
boys.
Supt Geo. Mellinger has been busy
the past week looking after the b., l.
&Y. G. M. Co. hay crop in this imme
diate vicinity. They have cut on'
hundred tons of hay.
There will be church social held a
Rathmel on Monday evening" July 25th
for the benefit of the Methodist Episco
pal church. Ice cream, cake, fruit ant
lemonade will be served.
JOS. p. Thompson, general passenge
agent OF the b., r. & p. r. r., has re
signed his position on account of il
-health. e. c. Lapey has succeeded hin
as general passenger agent.
All members OF the Presbyteria
Sunday school who have library book
in their possession are requested 7
please return them Immediately to tn
librarian, Miss Mary Cooper.