The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-11


ex-Justice of this borough, is after the
appointment and will get 1t without any
difficulty.
Edwin Hoare, Dist. Deputy, Thos. H.
Spears, +. Neff, Esq, William Red
decliff, John Lydick, Joseph Reed,
Robert Sayers and Vim. Reed drove to
Beechtree last Tuesday and installed
the new officers in the X. of p. lodge at
that place.
Roman Koehler and George Adams,
Of the Reynoldsville STAR Office, were
twinkling in this neighborhood this
week They are pleasant young knights
Of the types and seemed to enjoy them
selves as printers deserve.-Clearfield
Public Spirit.
Ayers Pills possess the curative vir-
tues of the best known medicinal plants.
These Pills are scientifically prepared,
are easy to take, and safe for young and
old. They are invaluable for regulating
the bowels, and for the relief and cure
OF stomach troubles.
Walter Richards, the new postmast-
er at Brookville, took charge Of the
Office the first Of July. The Office has
been moved to the Whitehill building
where it was during Mr.. Erdice,s term
during Cleveland's first term. Mr..
Richards has bought an entirely new
outfit.
George Bliss, who has lived in this
section for many years, moved his fam
lily to Thayer, Oregon county, Missouri,
on Monday of last week. George will
follow farm life in his new home. He
has had considerable experience as
tiller of the soil in Pennsylvania. He
has our wishes for success.
James NJ. Lord and Miss Hannah
Stauffer, who have been attending the
Lock Haven State Normal School for
several years, graduated from that in
stitution two weeks ago and are now at
their homes in this place. They are
HOW Wtll w ttdch IL
eide to follow that business.
An interesting game of cricket was
played at this place on July 4th, and the
Temperance Lily White" composed
OF old cricket players, was done up by
what was called Stokes club, which was
made up largely of men who had never
played the game before. The score was
50 to "A in favor of Stokes Stub.
Henry A. Reed, the shoe dealer OF
this place, went with Rev. G. Peters
and number of other Dubois people to
| Severn, Canada, this week on fishing
and hunting expedition. The party will
fish along Sparrow Lake. Drs. Reyn-
| olds and Neale were to go with the
party, but were detained at home.
A young couple was married at Falls
Creek last month and calithumpian
band was organized and proceeded to
serenade the benedict and wife. Their
conduct was so outrageous and shame
full that eleven Of the young men Of that
village are now under bail for their ap-
pearance at court to answer to the
charge of riot, tumult and disturbance.
The Epworth League at this place
elected the following officers to serve
for the ensuing six months: President,
M. Fred. Reed; 1st Vice-president, Port
Harries; End Vice-president, Lizzie Har-
ries; Bird vice-president, Mollie Mckee;
4th Vice-president, Lulu Fink; 5th Vice.
president, Geo. Engle; 9Th Vice-presi-
dent, James Robertson; Organist, Mag
gle Lattimer, Chorister, Carrie Al
bright.
About forty of Mrs. w. II. Herpels
lady friends gave her a birthday sur
prise social on Monday evening Of this
week. Mrs. Herpel was not aware of
the plot laid to invade her home, nor
was she apprised Of it until the ladies
marched in. The ladies carried ice
cream, cake and fruit with them for re-
freshments. The surprise was complete
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ant evening together.
The Pittsburg Times published list
Of names last Saturday Of the preachers
that were voted for last week. Among
the list was Rev. p. J. Slattery, Metho-
dist, Rev. e. Lewis Kelly, Baptist, and
Father Brady, Catholic, all OF this place.
The Times offers free trip to Egypt,
the Holy Land and to the capitals Of
Europe, to the five preachers who get
the most votes. The voting began July
End and will continue six months.
Mrs. Bert. Hays was driving a team
of ponies yesterday morning and had
her little daughter in the buggy with
her. just as she drove off the iron
bridge into West Reynoldsyille one of
the ponies began kicking and they both
started on run. They ran into the
ditch near the Italians shoe shop and
| upset the buggy, About the time the