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

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must close whether the teachers go to
the institute or not.
To relieve headache, correct disor-
ders OF the stomach and increase the
appetite, and for the cure Of liver COM
plant, use Ayers Cathartic Pills. They
are perfectly safe to take, and invariably
promote healthy action Of the diges-
tive and assimilative organs.
You can save your money and get
per cent. interest, II 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.
Hopkins mill shut down Monday
evening and will begin tomorrow again.
This was done to give twenty of the
men the privilege of going TO Lock
Haven to vote. They we're furnished
with free transportation from the Clin-
ton county Republican committee.
Ed. G. Burns owns horse that was
shipped from Oregon TO Oil City about
three years ago and then driven from
Oil City TO this place. On Sunday he
turned the horse into pasture field and
IL got out. Mr.. Burns caught the ami
NAL near Corsica Monday on its way TO
Oil City.
Miss Virginia Voorhees,, the elocution
teacher from Pittsburg, gave an elocu-
tionary entertainment in Centennial
hall Monday evening. Miss Vorhees Is
a good elocutionist and succeeded in
pleasing her large audience. Her selec-
tions were from Shakespeare and other
standard authors.
The parade given by Carl Brehm's
"Ten Nights in Bar Room" Co. has q
novelty never before introduced in a
parade. The music furnished by his
band is alone worth taking day of to
hear, but the novelty bottles introduced
in the parade caps the climax. Don't
fail to see the parade at noon Monday,
Nov. 18th.
Rev. p. j. Slattery will deliver a
series of Sunday evening lectures in the
NJ. L. church of this place, beginning
Sabbath evening, Nov. 1lth, 1894.
Subject, "Tbe bible in the light of
modern discovery" All are cordially
invited to attend especially such as are
inclined to be skeptical, but who are
honest seekers after truth.
1t is claimed that bi-chloride of mer-
curry is remedy that will cure three
fourths of all cases of diphtheria ifprop-
properly administered II is not
dangerous remedy, can be used by any
person, and will kill the germs of diph-
liberia in twenty-four hours. Very sell
dom that the second child will get the
disease where the bi-chloride is used in
family.
The Peoples Party held meeting in
Centennial hall last Friday evening.
The hall was packed. The speakers of
the evening were II. II. Sticker, of
Punxsutawney; H. E. Niclol, of this
place, candidate for Assemblyman; II.
b. Fry, OF New Kensington, candidate
for Congress, and w. B. Wilson, OF
Blossburg, Tioga county, Pa.
There is some talk Of starting Sun
day paper in Dubois. The parties in
terested in the scheme are trying to
make arrangements to have the paper
printed at the Falls Creek Herald Off
ce, as that Office has paper folder and
none Of the Dubois offices have that con-
venient piece Of machinery. Bro.
Bangert has first-class office.
The Jefferson County Directors As
sociation will hold its sixth semi-annual
convention on Thursday Of Institute
week. The directors will meet in the
grand jury room at 1890 A. NJ, for the
transaction OF the business OF the AS
sociation and the discussion of such
questions as may be brought before
them, and will meet in Institute with
the teachers in the afternoon.
A special train was run from Reyn-
oldsville to Punxsutawney Monday
evening to accommodate those who
wanted to attend the Prohibition meet
ing at Punx'y. The Keystone band
went with the ''Prohibs" from this
place. The Pancoast and Falls Creek
martial bands also joined the excursion
lists. BY the time the train arrived at
Punxsutawney there was fair-sized
crowd on board
The Philadelphia Times says that
there is now in course OF erection at the
Altoona shops new passenger locomo-
tive which is expected to cover one
hundred miles an hour without any
trouble. The wheels are larger in
diameter than the ordinary engine and
will be equipped with ball bearing, like
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