The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-12-12

Thomas Justham and Miss Annie II.
Northy were married at the home OF
the brides parents on jackson street
last Thursday evening by Rev. +. j.
Slattery.
There is some talk of the City Hotel,
OF which David G. Roll is proprietor,
changing hands, although at present 1t
is only talk. n there is a change IL Is
likely Reynoldsville party will take
charge Of the hotel.
Rev. T.. Lewis Kelley, pastor of the
Baptist church, will begin series of
sermons on The Life OF Paul and The
Spread of Early Christianity. His sub
ject for next Sunday evening will be
Paul. Text Gal. L. 1.
Thirteen Patriotic Sons Of America
of Reynoldsville went to Emerickville
Monday evening to attend the dedica-
tion of the +. o. S. of A. hall at that
place. Everything passed of nicely and
the affair was success.
The Falls Creek Herald says it is re-
ported in that town that ]. G. Dillman,
formerly proprietor Hotel Dillman, will
move there and take charge OF
the Mooney house. Mr. Dillman has
no intention Of moving to Falls Creek.
The grand opening of the "Acme'
shooting gallery and billiard parlor,
next door to Hotel Mcconnell, will take
place tomorrow, Thursday, evening.
ID. II. Cochran is the manager, and il
any person understands the business
that self same David does.
A free lecture will be delivered in
Centennial Hall about the Goth Of this
month under the auspices Of the Z. o.
S. of A. The lecturer, G.. II. Fitzwil-
liam is II good talkcr and has seen
much Of the world. He has crossed the
old Atlantic twenty times.
No other remedy is so reliable, in
cases of sudden colds, or coughs, or for
any and all arrangements of tho throat
and lungs, as Ayers Cherry Pictorial.
This wonderful medicine affords great
relief in consumption, even in the adj
vanced stages of that disease.
S. Il. Moorehouse has leased the
Ridgway Democrat from Geo. Il. Dixon,
Assemblyman-elect from Elk county.
Mr.. Moorehouse has been connected
with the Democrat as local editor for
three years. which is evidence that the
paper will be kept up AS good local
sheet.
The Prcscottville dam has been a
great attraction for the young people
since the water of the dam has been
covered with smooth ice. The welkin
rings in that neighborhood during the
evening hours with the hearty laugh
and good cheer Of those who glide over
the CONCEALED surface.
The public schools of this borough
will have two weeks vacation during
the holidays, beginning December 2lst.
during the county institute last month
it was the supposition that only one
week would be given during the holi-
days, but the school board decided to
allow two weeks.
There is some talk OF Hon. Harry
Alvan Hall being candidate for Judge
Of Elk, Cameron and Clinton counties
when Judge Mayors torn is up, which
will be in about two years. Harry was
since the last session OF the Senate to
accept the position of United States
District Attorney.
w. E. Lenney, photographer, Of
Reynoldsville, is turning out the best
photos for Sl.00 per dozen ever made in
town, proves why he is being patron
lied. On that account he has lengthen-
ed his stay until December 22nd. Keep
him here by having your pictures made
by him, then you will be sure of low
prices; for when he leaves you will have
to pay $3.50 per doz.-lt
Henry A. Reed, the shoe man, has
rented his store room to Mrs. S. B. Gil
bloom, of Punxsutawney, Pa, who in
tends opening up a clothing store on
January 1st, 1895. Every shoe must be
sold in order to vacate said rooms,
Money saved by all who buy shoes of
Henry A. Reed. Call and examine
shoes and get prices, we can save you
the % per cent profit which other deal
ers get.
Mrs. Mary Coping and Mrs. Jennie
Barkley installed the following officers
in the Daughters of st. George lodge at
this place last Wednesday evening:
w. p. p, Mrs. Sarah Mitchell; w. p,
Mrs. Annie Justham; w. v. p, Mrs.
Hannah Yenewine; w. f. c., Mrs. An.
ma Sanders; w. S. c., Mrs. Frances
Reed; w. c., Mrs. Mary Coping: w.