The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-06-12


Do you want shoes? Attend Gil
blom's special five days sale beginning
June 10.
The financial statement Of the school
board of this borough will be found In
this issue Of THE STAR.
The two banks Of Brookville will take
a half holiday each Saturday afternoon
from June 18th to Sept. 18th.
Goods are being slaughtered at the
auction sale in the Bee Hive block.
Stop in. Sales day and evening.
DIR. G. N. Bell at Hotel Mcconnell
Monday afternoon June 18th and Tues
day forenoon 18th. He cures chronics.
One thousand letters and one hundred
pounds Of papers came to the Reynolds
vile postofiice on the one o'clock train
last Monday.
Members of the Reynoldsville and
Brookville fire companies will play a
game of base ball at this place on the
Fourth of July.
Westward the tide of emigration
takes its way-to the Centennial build
ing where you get the best groceries
for the least money.
The Walter l.. Main circus had the
biggest crowd at Brookville the circus
has struck this season. Over seven
thousand tickets were sold there.
Moore & Dickinson are headquarters
for the worlds famous Minnehaha Flour,
the highest grade patent flour made,
and we guarantee every sack to give
satisfaction.
The Tin Horn says the man who has
not intelligence enough to warrant his
association with men will nearly always
be found making a hero of himself
among children and fools.
The Reynoldsville Hardware Cos.
store has large line of samples OF
Brussels carpet to select from. II you
want new carpet call and see what
they have to offer you.
f. E. Stewart has recently put up
fine monuments in Prospect cemetery
for VIM. and James Hodgess, Joseph
Bateson and Mrs. Robertson. Stewart
puts up excellent work at low prices.
Children's Day will be observed by the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school next
Sunday at 11.00 A. NJ. A program en-
titled 1.-THE Golden Gate" will be
rendered. The usual Children's Day.
Offering will be taken.
Builders look to your walls. ada
mant" Is the perfection OF wall plaster
and is the result Of life devoted to
scientific research. l can show you an
interesting story about some Of the
imitation, III. Alex. Stoke, agent.
The Walter Main Show advertised
excursion rates on the railroads and a
number OF the people Of this place were
little surprised when they went to the
A. v. R'y Friday to get tickets for Du-
Bois and the rcilroad company would
not sell excursion tickets.
Three professors Of this county have
already decided to be candidates for
county superintendent. The election
will be held next May. The candidates
so far are Prof. J. L. Allison, of Punxsu-
tawney, Prof. r. B. Teitrich, Of Brock
wayville, and Prof. lie. Eisenhart.
James Stitt, Of Kittanning, one OF the
alleged incendiaries in the Bowser barn
burning case of that town, committed
suicide by hanging himself in his stable
Thursday night of last week. Last
February Mrs. Stitt, wife Of the above
named man, died from fright when the
constable served a subpoena on her.
Herman Sindorf and Miss Mary Guth-
miller, both OF Dubois, were married at
that place by Rev. r.. G. Rosenbaum,
pastor of the Lutheran church, at six
OSioOh i"oo huiouaN hOTniHR' MT.
Sindorf clerked for Jas. B. Arnold at
this place over year and is we'll known
here. Miss Guthmiller was one OF the
handsomest young ladies Of Dubois.
The Dental Association OF jefferson,
Clearfield and Elk counties met at Hotel
Mcconnell last Thursday evening. DR..
Brown, of Lindsey, president Of the
association presided. The secretary
being absent DR.. B. E. Hoover was
elected secretary pro. tenn. The meet
ing was not largely attended. The
association has not been christened yet.
There were two auctions in Reynolds
vile Saturday afternoon and evening.
One at Trudgen's grocery and the other
at Rowbotham's novelty store. John
ston, of Dubois, and Wiley McClain, OF
Brookville, were the auctioneers, and If
ever they ratified their tongues they
did Saturday. Opposition is the life OF
trade, even with auctioneers, especially
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