The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-04-19


Robinson's
See Sccley, Alexander " Co.'S new
advertisement.
The Allegheny Valley ny handled
1875, ,i35 passengers during the month of
March.
John Quinn. a tcamster for Ed. g.
Burns, had partial stroke Of paralysis
one day last week.
Henry A. Reed chanced of Il music
box last week. Alex. Whitchill held
the lucky number.
Winslow township furnishes fourteen
jurors for the next term of court, and
Reynoldsvile seven.
Rev. Ed. Plat, of Jchnsonburg. will
preach in the Reynoldsvillc NJ. H.
church next Sunday.
The ladies of the W. G.. T.. U. will
meet at Rev. f.. r. Dcrr's at two o'clock
next Monday afternoon.
Rev J. V. Bell commenced his tenth
lcat iu't DuhluuN uS puSlOi vi til' it9-
byterian church at Dubois.
Why is it that when a woman gets
badly frightened at night about the first
thing she screams is murder! murder?
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Jos. NJ. Gathers and Miss
Carrie Fink on Wednesday, April 26th
"Old Hickry Farm" will be played at
Reynolds opera house in the near future.
Proceeds for benefit of the juvenile brass
band.
Trailing Arbutus, the beautiful, sweet
smelling flower that clings so closely to
mother earth is now being pluclied for
bouuets.
DID you observe Arbor Day by plant
ing tree? Saturday, April 29th, is
another day designated by the Governor
as Arbor Day.
The |. .. o. +. of Rcynoldsvillc will
be well represented at the 74th ami
versary to be held in Ridgway on the
18th of this month.
A new will-be-member OF the Jr. o.
U. a. NJ. will 'ride the goat" tonight.
This fills that lodge out to one hundred
members in Reynoldsville.
Philip Loos, clerk for n. Hanau, has
had a very sore hand the past week.
He first had his hand injured on nail
and afterwards caught cold in it.
A number of the members Of tho
Reynoldsville Relief Corps will go to
Brockwayville on Thursday of next
week to visit the Corps at that place.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with
Mousquetaire glove cleaner, for sale
only by ]. b. Arnold, the leading house
in town, for dressed and undressed kid
glove in all the most desirable shades.
There is no scarcity of ''chuok" holes
on Main street now. The streets in
their present condition speak more ex-
plicitly of the necessity of paved streets
than any words we can find in the Eng
iish language.
As soon as the roads get in condition
TO be travelled with some degree of COM
fort about fifty candidates for the vari-
Gus county offices will present their
smiling countenances and cards to the
voters of the county.
Prof. w. H. Stamey, principal of the
borough schools, whom we announced
last week as candidate for county
IS superintendent, is receiving great en-
couragement and enters into the fight
with good. hopes of winning.
j. FL. Gillespie, at one time resident
Of this place, "a cousin of the Walsh
boys, was in the late disastrous fire at
Bradford. He jumped from a third
story window of the Higgins House and
had his left ankle badly injured.
The Adams Express company have
recently adopted the money order sys-
TEN in opposition to Uncle Sam. The
rates are the same as by mail. Any
sum between five and ten dollars will
cost five cents for its safe delivery.
A seven thousand dollar property for
forty-fiye hundred, three lots and DWELL
ing. House alone is worth the price
asked. Corner, Fourth and Jackson Sts.,
Reynoldsville, one square from best part
Of town. Address owner, G. H. Gordon,
No. 206, lith, street, s. E., Washing
ton, d. c. : 49, :