The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-22
LOCAL LAC0NICS.
Hits and Misses" tonight.

Mems nailed shoes 81 % at Roblnsons.
The wooden mill will commence
operation most any day now.
The Peak Sisters" in the opera
house by the N. 7. l.. Society soon.
The Peoples Party will hold state
convention at Dubois this evening.
The halls and rooms on third floor of
the Ross House are being re-papered.
What do you think of the aspect of
the back yards about this season of the
year?
John II. Clark at Centennial hall to-
night. Don't miss this opportunity of
hearing a good lecture.
An article on the school question
from Walter Spry will be found on the
editorial page of this issue.
ID. NJ. Dunsmore, train master on the
Low Grade, got two fingers of his right
hand pinched one day last week.
The telephone central Office was moved
from the Degnan ~ Mcdonald block
into Stokes new building on Sunday.
The auditors report of Winslow
township, for year ending March 13,
1893, will be found in this issue of the
STAR.
G.. Bohren will have the room recently
occupied by r.. j. Thomas barber shop
repaired and painted for an ice cream
parlor.
II. Alex. Stoke has moved into his
new store room. Alex. now has a very
pretty and convenient room to do busi-
ness in.
As soon as the weather will admit
VIM. +. Schult2e, proprietor of the
Moore House, will have large addition
built onto his hotel.
Tom McKernan, the drayman, is now
pose from one bushel up to a car load.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
A new steel ceiling and other interior
improvements will be made on the room
Just vacated by ii. Alex. Stoke before
Alexanders drug store will be moved
into it.
Jefferson county should cushion few
seats in the court house for the accom-
mediation of jurors, especially when
they have nothing else to do but lounge
around on the hard seats all week.
Aaron Rodgers. the marble cutter
who is making a tombstone for the
grave of George Morrow, son of j. S.
Morrow, chiseled out pretty little
lamb to put at the foot of the grave.
A special meeting of the Clarion
Presbytery will be held in the Reyn-
oldsville Presbyterian church next
Friday evening to take action on Rev.
Harvey Greme Furbay's resignation.
The winter term of school at Pan
coast, taught by Miss Hannah Stauffer,
closed last Friday afternoon with a
literary program. A number of the
citizens attended the closing exercises.
j. II. Docking will exhibit in the
Foster building on Main street, Monday
r March 9th, the "Aztec Family" a
collection Of five human remains found
in cave at Arizona Don't fail to see
them.
n .t Co he gi
sary of Fannie Alexander's birthday
and she gave party to number of
her friends. The little tots enjoyed the
party as much as those who are older
grown enjoy parties.
Reserved seat tickets for John II.
Clark's lecture this evening are on sale
at Henry A. Reeds shoe store. General
admission twenty-five cents. School
children will not be admitted for less
than twenty-five cents.
Maple sugar makers say that this will
be a great season for the sweet product
OF the maple tree. A good season al
ways follows close, cold winter. The
maple sap is always sweeter after Pc
r0id OF intense frost, and the flow is
larger.
The trouble with most cough medi.
cines is that they spoil the appetite,
weaken digestion and create bile. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, on the contrary,
while it gives immediate relief, assists
rather than impairs the assimilative
process.