The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-31

what they will have for dinner than
where they will spend eternity"
A pair OF bi-focal steel spectacles were
found In the opera house Thursday
night. Owner call at this Office for
them.
Most all kinds of single barrel guns
at Rston's. II you want n gun Of any
kind see his stock before buying else.
where.
a young man who will smoke while
In attendance at u public meeting where
ladies are assembled either lacks brains
or good manners.
Not here for few days, but TO stay;
and glasses fitted by me are guaranteed
to be satisfactory. G. f. Hoffman,
graduate optician.
The election will soon be over and
then some of our exchanges will devote
the space now used for political purpose
in giving the news.
David McCargo, general superintend-
ent A. V. R'y, and several other rail
road "big guns" passed over the Low
Grade last Friday in McCargo's private
car.
Christine, daughter Of r. NJ. Brown,
has a little mustang pony and cart
which she drives about town. The lit
tie turnout was shipped from Bradford
to this place.
We stated several weeks ago that the
reunion of the 105th would be held at
Punxsutawney next year. This was a
mistake. This reunion will be held at
Reynoldsville.
John G. Dillman, proprietor of Hotel
Dillman, has bought the d. ]. Burgoon
soft drink plant and moved 1t from
Fourth street to building connected
with his hotel.
Parties desiring our autograph to
paste in their albums, can cut it off
subscription receipt. We are always
ready to accommodate our subscribers
in this manner.
w. C. Schultze lost a calfskin pocket
book near Prescottville Oct. %, con-
tanning a note and five dollar bill. The
finder will be rewarded by returning
the pocket-book to owner.
1t is said that If you wish to rid your
cellar of rats sprinkle red pepper on the
floor just around the holes. The rat
comes out, steps in the pepper, cleans
his feet with his tongue, and leaves
your house never to return.
Mrs. Jerome II. Wilson, Of Bradford
township, Clearfeld county, was killed
by lightning during heavy storm last
Wednesday morning. She was putting
a window down when killed. Three
cows that were near the house were
killed at the same time.
You can save your money and get
6 per cent. interest, if you invest in the
German National Building and Loan
Association. No entrance fee is requir-
ed. II is the best Loan Association in
existance. Inquire of Henry A. Reed,
the shoe man, for particulars.
Since viewing the fine Photographic
work OF w. E. Lenney, of Reynoldsville,
the people have become convinced that
his work at LOO and sl.50 per dozen is
superior to that Of some photographers
at $3.50. BE sure and come in before
Nov. 10th, as that may be the last.
IT is reasonable to suppose that as
Ayers Sarsaparilla has benefited others
it will benefit you. No other medicine
is so effective in producing a radical
change in the blood and imparting re-
newed life and energy to the whole
system, both nervous and physical.
David Henry, young man who re-
sides in Cool Spring Hollow, was out
hunting Saturday and accidently let the
gun drop out of his hand and it was dis
charged by the fall and part of the load
of shot entered his right heel. DR..
Bowser took four shot out of David's
heel.
Harry, twelve-year-old son Of Chas.
f. Burns, was knocked down and run
over by a team Of horses and carriage
last Tuesday evening during the Repub-
lican demonstration at this place. 1t
was narrow escape for the lad. He
received several ugly cuts in his head
and oae leg was bruised and skinned.
An application will be made to the
Court of Clearfield county on the 10th
OF November for charter for an incor-
poration at Dubois to be called the Sons
of Israel. The object of the incorpora-
tion is the service Of God according TO
the Jewish faith, and to provide ceme-
terry for the burial of those of the jew
ish faith.
Misses Clara Hetrick, Edna Moore,
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