The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-05-18
LOCAL LAC0NICS.
Festival at the rink Saturday night,

Festival at the rink Saturday night.
The school board will meet in DR.. ].
B. Neales Office tomorrow, Thursday,
evening.
The Prohibition League will meet in
Centennial Hall Monday evening at
eight o'clock, sharp.
w. S. Ross, proprietor of the Ross
House, has had an addition attached to
his already large hotel.
= II you can't see to read the new paper,
call on Hoffman, the optican, and have
your eyes fitted with glasses.
y The Independent Order Odd Fellows
will attend the Presbyterian church in
body next Sunday morning.
Rev. w. p. Murray will preach the
Memorial sermon in the NJ. E. church
on the Sunday preceding Decoration.
The Dubois Sons of Veterans joined
the Clarion-Jefferson Field Encamp-
ment Association on Monday evening.
4 An ice cream festival will be held in
the rink Saturday evening, May Dist,
by the members Of the Epworth League.
The Clarion-Jefferson Field Encamp-
ment Association will encamp at New
Bethlehem on the 18th, 18th, 14th, and
18th of July.
n On the inside pages of The STAR will
found late telegraphic news. farm
hd garden notes, ladies' department,
btes for the housewife, &c.
Geatano Macro, an Italian, had one of
his countrymen, Giustiono Colasando,
terrested last week for assault and bat
tery. The case was settled.
A strawberry, ice cream and cake fes-
tival will be held in the G. A. r.. Hall
on Wednesday evening of next week by
the ladies of the Guiding Star lodge.
The manager of the Dubois opera
house has become disgusted with spar
ring matches and will not allow any
more in his place Of amusement.
John w. Warwick, of the firm of
Mckee g. Warwick, will represent the
Jr. o. U. A. M. of Reynoldsville at the
State Council, which meets at Easton,
Pa.
The Grand Castle of the Knights of
Golden Eagle met at Chambersburg tn /,
first of last week. Edwin Hoare vas
q delegate from the Reynoldsville
Castle.
n Villa, little daughter of Andy
Denny, is not expected to live. Whoop-
ing ucough and consumption of the
bowels is the trouble with the little
\ girl.
II A. |. Broadhead has in his possession
4 five dollar bill that was issued in 1888,
\ almost sixty years ago 1t is not as
large as the five dollar bill of to-day.
The currency shows its antiquity.
The pay car made its monthly trip
/. over the A. v. R'y last week distribut-
ing nearly 100000 to the companys
eemployees. Fifty-fve thousand OF the
above amount was paid out on the Low
Grade.
Jack Long, who lives near Sabula,
Qkilled bear in that section last week.
Longs are noted as hunters. Jas. E.
Long, of Brookville, cousin of the bear
HBlayers, is now on the trail OF the
Assembly plume
& Walter Spry, the assessor, on account
pf illness, resigned the spring assess
ment ON Monday and A. |. Broadhead
vas appointed to perform that work,
md is now at it. The returns should be
nade before the 23rd inst.
+ The General Assembly Of the Presby-
erian church will convene at Portland,
Oregon, tomorrow, 10Th. inst. J. S.
y Elder, d. D., Of Clarion, and John H.
Moore, Of Brookville, are the delegates
from the Clarion Presbytery.
The Rev. George Rodgers, General
missionary of the Episcopal diocese OF
Pittsburg, will be assisted by the Rev.
NJ. S. Hemenway, Of Dubois, In con-
Ructing service in the Rathmel M. e.
church next Sunday afternoon.
M. j. Farrell, the gentlemanly ticket
bgent, was triAe disfgured few days
he past week by his right cheek being
puffed out skin-tight. Neuralgia forces
ID making an attack on one of his teeth
was the cause Of the swollen cheek.