The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-08-23

for fall suits. Why?
w. ]. Weaver h Co. received an
order yesterday from Harrisburg for
$50 Free Textbook Records.
The Presbyterian Sunday school and
congregation will picnic In the Reyn-
olds grove tomorrow, Thursday.
A brcakage on the gang saws ut
Hopkins mill just before noon yesterday
gave the men days rest. They expect
to resume work at noon to-day.
David McCargo, general superinten-
dent Of the A. V. R'y, passed over the
road In his special car last Wednesday.
lie was in Reynoldsvillc all night.
Uncle Toms Cabin was played TO
full house last evening. This IL the
first company TO appear In the opera
house since II was renovated. The rails
cd seats were well tried.
l.. +. Hetrick, a tiller of the soil, was
in town last Saturday and was unusually
Dltt0unts flt Dttil oNtF
twelve years and never, until last week,
has he been unable TO say, "Behold my
som"
Sykes, Alis & Moorhouse have
rented the store room formerly occupied
by Mrs. Hethcringtons millinery store,
In Centennial building, and will open
their stock for sale. They will also
have their Office In the same room
where any person who has business
with the firm can find them.
The Daughters Of America will hold
corn supper" In G.. A. II. hall ON
Thursday evening, Aug. oath, from
800 p. NJ. to 900. Supper 25 cents.
Bill Of fare: Corn soup, mush and milk,
corned beef, corned veal, hominy,
canned corn, fried mush, corn and pota-
toes, corn starch, corn pudding, cake,
ice cream and coffee.
Fred. A. Bell, Of Buffalo, N. Y, a
member Of the large coal concern at
this place, came TO town last week and
brought photographer with him from
the "Qucen City Of the Lakes" who
took large picture Of the works at
the Big Soldier mine. He also photo
graphed several other points connected
with the company's works at this
place.
In the tenth annual announcement Of
the Medical and Dental Departments of
the National University, Mt. Vernon
Square, Washington, ID. c., for 1S93-94,
we find in the list Of demonstrators
the name Of T.. King Gerow, ID. ID. S.,
demonstration Of prosthetic dentistry.
DIR. Gerow is one of the young men who
bought DR.. McCreight's dental rooms
at this place.
Thomas Clayton and William Bailey
had a case before Squire Nef Monday
afternoon. Bailey was charged with
assault and battery on one of Claytons
boys, for which he had to give bail in
the sum Of $4,000 for his appearance at
court. The aforesaid Bailey was also
accused by Thos. Clayton of swearing
eleven times, for which Bailey had to
pay $5.36 and costs.
An umbrella mender was in town
Saturday and late in the evening he
was standing on the edge of the side
walk near Hotel Belnap and several
young men came along and ran against
the ''mender" and knocked him into
the ditch. The fellow cried and said
his arm was broken and the rascals who
pushed him ran. The mans arm was
painfully injured, but not broken.
Monday afternoon while C. Mitchell
was pleading petty case before Squire
Neff, one OF the witnesses got 'huffy" at
the incredible manner with which Mr..
Mitchell handled his testimony in the
case. The Justice told the man to keep
quiet, but the fellow brought his fist
down on the bar Of justice with great
force and made it emphatic with an
oath. Such contempt Of court just cost
the fellow $l.42.
Harry, two-year-old son of VIM.
Ellenberger, had the little finger OF his
left hand very nearly severed by
hatchet in the hands Of a four-year old
sister Saturday. The little girl was
playing with the hatchet and Harry
ran his hand between it and the ground
the girl was striking at. The finger
was so near cut of that the doctor had
doubts of saving it, but now thinks the
finger will knit all right.
The committee appointed for the
purpose, as stated in our last issue, met
County Chairman Burns at Hotel
Belnap, in this place, last Wednesday
afternoon and counted the vote cast for
prothonotary at the primary on the
18th inst, There were fourteen hundred