The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-04

about the first Of next week.
The agent Of DIR. Eldred's Liquid
Electricity will be at Hotel Dillman,
Saturday, Oct. 7th, during the day and
evening, where all parties afflicted
would do we'll to call and sec him.
Seventy-two new single desks will
soon be put in Prof. Stamey's room,
and the desks now used In that room
will be put where they are needed In
other rooms OF the school building.
Frank Hoffman, who has been running
green grocery and confectionery store,
sold his stock and fixtures to w. T.
Cox. Hoffman will open a butcher
shop in the room he has been using for
his store.
The Pittsburg League ball club play
ed at Brookville Monday and Dubois
yesterday. Brookville club did not get
a scored and Pittsburg made 8. AT Du-
Bois the score was II to 4, in favor the
Pittsburgers.
It is reported that over $4,000 was
deposited in our banks on Tuesday
morning by business men, and still
some claim that the Barnum & Bailey
show was an injury to the place.-Du-
Bois Local News.
Miss NJ. L. Moore has returned from
the city with full line of fall and win
ter millinery and will have fine dis
play OF trimmed hats on Friday and
Saturday of this week, the largest
stock and lowest prices in town.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Reynoldsville Board OF Trade will be
held in the Masonic hall Friday even
ing, Oct. 9th. Every member Of the
Board should be present, as there is
important business to look after.
A large black COW, with short smooth
horns, is lying in the woods above
West Reynoldsville, off to the right on
the road to Brookville. The indications
are that the COW was killed where she
is now lying. The carcass is badly
decomposed Some one should bury IL.
When Misses Mabel and Nellie Sutter
were crossing the bridge over Soldier
Run on their way home at nine o'clock
Monday evening fellow, who had
followed them from the railroad,
caught Mabel and gave her q good
oh alyt 1A
road.
w. j. Weaver & Co., Of Reynoldsville,
publishers OF "Weaver's Handy Free
Textbook Records" have given the
Ridgway Publishing Co. another order
for 1000 copies, this will make almost
four thousand, copies Of this record
that have been published in the past
three months.
AT their regular meeting last Satur-
day evening the Odd Fellows elected
the following named officers for the
ensuing term: N. c., James M. Moore;
N. G., +. w. Deemer; Asst. Sec.,
Wilson Gross; Treas, John Benson;
Trustee, Philip Koehler; Delegate to
Grand Lodge, L. +. Evans.
The school directors of Winslow town.
ship held special meeting Saturday
and hired Clarence Stevenson, of Sandy
Valley, to teach the Steele school. This
is the school l. c. Faulk was to have
taught this winter. The directors de-
cided to buy all the books and other
supplies needed for the schools this win
ter from H. Alex Stoke.
Almost two weeks ago three cows,
owned by A. L. Peters at Hopkins,
strayed away from home and for one
whole week Mr.. Peters travelled
through Jefferson and Clearfeld counties
without finding the bovines, and last
Monday morning he found them at
farm house not more than two and
half miles from his home.
On sign board near the A. v. R'y
station at Falls Creek are these words,
"Three minuets walk to Hotel Lamon-
tagne." According to Websters def
milton Of the word minuet, it is "a slow,
graceful dance" from the station to the
above named hotel. 1t may be possible
that the painter intended to make it
minutes instead of minuets.
Tom Reynolds, who is always anxious
to keep up with the times, is having a
hydraulic ram put in at the old home
stead and will have hot and cold water
in his house and barn. Heretofore the
house has been supplied with water
from the spring, pumped there by the
large wind-wheel in the yard. Here
after the power of this wheel win be
used for another purpose.
During the Erie Annual Conference
at Dubois we were Hospitality cared for
over Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Holland, and while there Mrs. Holland
told about her dauphter Alkaline n