The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25

A large stock Of shoes at Robinsons
TO select from.
Hood Knox is happy because he is
now papa Of boy.
II you want good shoes at reasonable
prices, call at Robinson's shoe store.
The NJ. L. Sunday school will hold
picnic in the Reynolds grove tomorrow.
You can get your watches repaired at
Ed. Coolers the same day you leave
them.
Make all your arrangements to take
the trip to the sea shore via the =. II.
r.. August lst.
II you have watch or clock that
does not run, take it to Gooder, the
Jeweler. All work warranted.
Forty men had hard fight with for
est fire at Pancoast last Friday to save
the buildings on A. T. McClure's farm.
The members of the jefferson County
Medical Society and their wives will
picnic at Brookville Friday OF this week.
Isreal Kleper, who lives near Emerick-
vile, broke his left arm while at work
in the woods near his home last Satur-
day.
Will a merchant who is wise ever
cease to advertise? Yes, when trees
grow upside down and when the beggar
wears a crown.-Ex.
A board Of health was organized at
Driftwood last week with Samuel
Lauck, an A. v. Ry passenger conduc-
tor, as president Of the board.
1t is claimed that the Clearfield &
Mahoning R'y carried 81, 1000 passengers
between Clearfield and Dubois from
June 9th 1893, to June 9th, 1894.
Roscoe, Of Dubois, played for dance
in the Reynolds block last Wednesday
evening which was given by some Of
the members Of the dancing class.
1t is reported that during heavy
storm which visited Driftwood last Fri
day night that hail as large as walnuts
fell.
An italian named Thomas Fallero
stabbed Paciffico Nera, fellow coun-
tryman, to death at Curwensville last
Saturday evening. It was the outcome
Of quarrel.
Claude, 9-month-old son Of Walter
Sprague, who lives near Big Soldier,
died Saturday and was buried in Pros
pect cemetery Monday. Rev. E. Lewis
Kelley, conducted the services.
Three buildings, two owned by Pat
rick Hessian and one by VIM. Brown,
were burned at Dubois Saturday night.
Two of the buildings were sacrificed on
account Of the insufficient water supply
In Dubois.
Two corps Of engineers are at work
surveying the line Of the new railroad
up Clearfeld creek to Driftwood, and 1t
Is rumored that work will commence as
soon as the new line is located. Clear
field Journal.
1t has become regular thing the
past three or four years for the Dubois
papers to make mention during the dry
season that the water supply is not
sufficient for the demand, but somehow
they don't get the water, only when it
rains.
The Valley Waue, four page, six
column paper published at Mahaffey,
Pa, found its way to our exchange
table last week. The paper is only
seven weeks old. It's subscription price
is fifty cents billow, or three cents a
wave.
Bob Smith drove mule to town Sat
urday with buggy attached thereto.
When in front Of the postoffice the mule
decided to take run down street,
which it done in good shape and stopped
on the sidewalk in front of Bolger Bros.
store.
VIM. McClelland, Of Dubois, who
murdered man named John Danvour
because he thought the man too init
mate with his wife, has been sentenced
70 four and one-hslf months imprison-
ment In the Clearheld county jail and TO
pay costa.