The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-04-17


Friday, April 26th, is also designated
by Gov. Hastings as Arbor day.
Gibbons shoe fits best and don't cost
half the price of other so-called cheap
shoe stores. Trade with him and be
convinced.
Stoffer and Gregg. the parties who
wanted TO put in n glass plant at this
place, have option on the glass plant at
Falls Creek for 30 days.
Hopkins mill, two miles west of
Reynodsville, began the seasons saw
ing yesterday. This mill will cut
l2,000000 during the summer.
+. A. Weaver, editor of the Brook
vile Republican, has bought out the
Brookvilc candy factory. Bro. Wea-
YER should keep sweet all the time now.
An infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Womeldorf's died Thursday evening
and was buried in Beulah cemetery
Saturday. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. +. Lewis Kelley, Baptist
minister.
limitations is said to be the sincerest
llattery, but you will find II expensive
to use an imitation of "Adamant
| Plaster" A book that will tell you all
about the fright kind" of II. Alex.
Stoke agent.
Four persons were poisoned at West
Liberty, four miles out from Dubois,
last Friday by eating a poisonous herb
they found in the garden and thought
It was burdock. Two of them came
very nearly 'shuiling off,"
Prof Lex n. Mitchell's normal school
in West Reynolysville is better attend
ed than was expected by Prof. There
are about seventy-lve students in the
school, four or five of whom have teach
er's certificates. Most all the higher
branches are taught
A special meeting of the town council
was held in the council chambers Fri
day evening. The only business trans
acted by council was to exonerate Tax
Collector Jos. II. Pentz from list OF
uncollectable taxes which was on the
duplicate in his possession.
Have you your property insured? This
is the time of year for fires. If you are
not insured don't wait, but call on or
address G. b. French, the Reynoldsville
insurance agent, at once and get his
rates. The best companies represented.
Office, Nolan Block, with c. NJ. Nc
Donald, lawyer.
The scholarship offered by the Du-
BOis Express, for which coupons have
been published in that paper for six
months, were won by Miss Mamie G.
Rouch, of Dubois, and Mark Pifer, of
Sandy township. The total number of
votes received from all contestants DUR
ing the six months was 126,0S7.
F. M. Seeley, former tax collector
of Richland township, Clarion county,
was arrested in Portland, Ind, last
week and brought back to Clarion
county to answer the charge of forging
a 200 bond while acting as tax col
lector and also embezzlement to the
tune Of 81 800, which was the amount of
his shortage as tax collector.
''Dash," a canine owned by DR.. S.
Reynolds, met with a mishap one day
last week that resulted in his DEATH
The dog was playing with another dog
and while running "Dash" fell and
broke one of his front legs. A dose Of
chloroform was administered to him at
ten o'clock at night his skin and its
contents were inferred in secluded
spot.
The ladies of the Womens Relief
Corps will give an ice cream festival in
the G. A. r., hall next Saturday evening
from 100 to 1000. Ice cream, cake, sand
wiches and coffee will be served. Tho
money made at the festival will be used
for a charitable purpose. The ladies'
should be encouraged in their good work
by LIBERAL patronage from the public
Saturday evening.
Some Brookville lads who were fish
ing in the creek at that place last week,
found the body OF an immature girl
baby. While examining the body a
woman made her appearance and ad-
vised the boys to consign it to the water
again, which they did do. A remark
able find and remarkable advice for n
woman to give. This is not the first
time such a find has been made in the
creek at Brookville.
The Kittanning Times is "kicking" on
the rates over the A. V. R'y between
Kittanning and Pittsburg, and want "a
reduction to two cents a mile. Just
why the citizens Of Kittanning are any
more entitled to a 2-cent rate than the
citizens Of Reynoldsville are, we fail to
| see Tf n o-cent rate is yiyen at Kittan-