The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-07-03

Gilblom, the live shoe man, says he has
no opposition.
David McCargo, general superinten-
dent OF the A. V. R'y, passed through
this place in his private car last Friday.
Squire J. r. Coax lost two 800 bills
Saturday. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the same at this
office.
The Clarion Assembly will be held on
the Assembly grounds, at Strattonvillc,
July 1871. An interesting and in
structive program has been prepared.
The eastbound mail train due In
Rcynoldsville at 100 p. Nj, was an hour
and half late Monday on account Of a
wreck on the main line of the "A. V.
Ry.
The Reynoldsville Hardware Co.'S.
store has large line Of samples of
Brussels carpet to select from. II you
want new carpet call and sec what
they have TO offer you.
s. ]. Williams has opened new
grocery store In one Of the rooms In II.
Alex. Stokes new building in West
Rcynoldsville. Mr. Williams has new
goods and very neat store room.
AT meeting of the Central State
Normal Alumni Association held In the
Normal chapel at Lock Haven Wednes.
day afternoon, James NJ. Lord, of this
place, was elected treasurer of the
Association.
The Order OF United American Me-
chanics of jefferson, Indiana and Clear
field counties will hold reunion at
Cleariield tomorrow. A number Of
members from the Reynoldsville Coun-
Gil expect to attend.
Mrs. Amelia McEnally, relict OF Judge
McEnally, died at her home in Clear
field Saturday night. She was cousin
of DR.. w. B. Alexander, of this place.
Mrs. Alexander attended the funeral
at Clearfield yesterday.
The Junior Prohibition League will
give free entertainment in Centennial
hall on Friday evening. The young
people have taken special pains to pre-
pare program for this entertainment.
Everybody invited TO attend.
Builders look to your walls. ada
mant" is the perfection of wall plaster
and is the result Of a life devoted to
scientific research. can show you an
interesting story about some of the
imitation, II. Alex. Stoke, agent.
Perry Cooper, fifteen.year-Old son of
VIM. Cooper, of the Beechwoods, came
very near bleeding to death last Thurs
day. He was working in clearing
and accidentally severed an artery in
his right leg with an axe. 1t was bad
cut.
Miss Louisa Jane Reynolds, daughter
of DR.. w. II. Reynolds, Of Prescottville,
who has been at Montpelier, Idaho, for
several years, was married to Alexander
Beckman in the Episcopal church at
Montpelier, Idaho, on Wednesday, June
10Th.
Edwin Hoare, T.. Neff, VIM. Reed,
Thos. Spears, Samuel Williams and
Robert Sayers, drove to Beechtree
yesterday afternoon to installed new
office in the X. G.. +. lodge at that
place. Mr.. Hoare is District Grand
Chief.
Robert Gargin, young man seven
teen years old, who worked in the
Rochester mine, near Dubois, was so
badly injured about noon on Thursday
by big piece of fire clay falling upon
him that he died at six o'clock on
Thursday evening.
A feed pulley on McMillen's mill on
the Waite tract bursted last Monday
forenoon and came very nearly knock
ing the sawyer into "kingdom come. u
A. ID. Deemer was standing some dis
tance from the mill and piece of the
wheel whiZzed passed his head.
Hopkins big mill was shut down Sat.
urday night for ten days. A large
number of the employees live at Lock
Haven and they wanted to spend the
4th of July at home and did not want to
go that distance for one day, and so the
mill was shut down for ten days.
Jerry Myers got the contract to put
up the tower for the fire alarm bell. II
is to be completed and the bell in the
tower by tomorrow morning so the bel
will ring on the Glorious Fourth. II
will take lively work to get the tower
ready in time, but Mr. Myers says they
will get 1t done.
Clarence Morrow, of Falls Creek
tried to jump onto moving freight
train at that place last Saturday ant
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