The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-10

The Brookville Furniture Company
has made an assignment, About $1,000
unpaid stock subscriptions, with a lot Of
partly finished furniture, caused the
assignment. 1t is thought the concern
will come through all right yet.
Henry A. Reed, the shoe man, has at
last something to help suffering human
ity He has the Infallible Corn Cure,
which never fails to remove corns and
does not injure the feet. No cure. no
pay. Why suffer when % cents will
stop the cause.
J. G.. Allen, of Warsaw township. Re-
publican candidate for prothonotary.
was in Reynoldsville on Monday. Mr..
Allen is well known in the county and
will stand fair chance Of getting the
nomination. He has been postmaster
at Aliens Mills for eighteen years.
The Pittsburg Times said editorially
last week that Prof. Hughes, who was re-
elected superintendent Of the Jefferson
county schools is only twenty-six years
old. The Times missed it just twenty
four years. Prof. Hughes was fifty years
old on the first day of this month.
Invitations will be issued this week
for a dance In the opera house on the
Goth inst. for benefit of the Juvenile
band. "Old Hickry Farm" which was
played for benefit this band, left the
boys fifteen cents out of pocket, and
now they will try to get "filthy lucre"
out of the may dance.
Il. b. Covill. the gentleman who has
charge Of the machinery at Big Soldier,
got little skin knocked Off one of his
fingers last Thursday and then got
poison in it from the handling of some
old stuff around the engine house. His
hand and arm swelled considerable and
he had painful time with it for few
days.
Prof. J. G.. Daily. the noted singer of
Brockwavile. and the Bellview quar-
EFT will furnish music for the Prohibi-
tion convention and mass meeting to be
held in Centennial hall Reynoldsville,
Pa. next Wednesday, May 18th. The w.
G. T. U. will serve dinner and supper in
G.. a. r. for the delegates who attend
the convention.
The Prohibition Club will meet in the
Centennial hall Monday evening. May
10, at 8 o'clock. An important and in
teresting question will be discussed, one
that involves the attention of all per-
sons. Not only the Prohibitionists are
invited to come, but every person. The
w. G. Il. u, the Sons of Temperance
and all other temperance organizations
are invited to be present.
We call attention to the announce
ment of Robt. NJ. Swisher, a Republi-
can candidate for Prothonotary. He is
well known in all parts of the county
and for several years past has been in
the merchantile business in Frostburg
and Clayville where he became well
acquainted with men Of all occupations
and trades. He was soldier and was
discharged from the army in 1865 by
reason of ''no more war;"
The law suit which Solomon Shafrer,
j. Van Reed and II. G. Osborne had
with the Brown brothers. Of Sabula,
Pa, in the Cameron county courts last
week involved SI4 1I6.OO. The Reyn-
oldsville gentlemen had three attorneys
employed, one of whom was the brilliant
George a. jerks, of Brookville, and
after hard struggle our townsmen got
judgment for the above amount j. Van
Reed was indirectly interested in the
case.
Two tailors had few unpleasant
words on the street Monday evening
and one of them wanted to fight and did
strike at his brother tailor. A young
man standing near interfered and said
you must not fight here. The fellow
who was anxious to show his fighting
qualities struck at the man who tried to
prevent fight. The blow missed its
mark, but the would-be-pugilist got a
right handler on the neck. The at first
intended peacemaker had to pay five
dollars for not controlling his fist.
Mrs. E. d. C. Mair, OF Pittsburg, the
State superintendent Of railroad works
of the w. c. T. u, will speak in the
Centennial hall, Friday evening, May
IL, 1893, at 500 o'clock. She will ad-
dress parlor meeting at the home of
Mrs. f. Il. Derr at 2.30 on the afternoon
of the same day. All ladies of the
town are invited to be present. Rail-
road men are especially invited to at