The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-03-11
Marching on.

heHu Jncle JOSH.
THE STAR for 81. co..
Next Tuesday is st. Patrick's day.
Maple sugar season draweth nigh.
Always the best-Robinson' shoes.
r. and G. glove hitting corset at j. s.
Morrow's.
See report of the First National bank
in this issue.
All styles and prices to please-Rob-
inson's shoes.
Every body should attend Deemer's
opening Saturday.
4 A flock of wild geese flew northward
over this place Friday.
Rev. Buzza is holding a successful
revival at Sandy Valley.
The rear end Of winter, like mule
is kicking hard against giving way
to spring.
Rev. P. Metzenthin, pastor of the
Lutheran church, will preach at
Zelinople next Sunday.
The grand jury in Clearfeld county
has recommended that 20 bridges be
erected in that county.
Seven Scotchmen moved from Flea
nora the past week to some place up
the Monongahela river.
We will save you money and sell you
shoes that wear and fit your feet. GIVE
us a call. ]. S. Morrow.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union of
this place held very enjoyable social
in the G.. A. r. hall last evening.
Gottleib Bohren, the baker, has been
hobbling around the past week with
sprained ankle, the result of slipping
on ice.
Those wishing a crayon free can get
one any time from this until May lst by
paying $3.50 for one dozen cabinets at
Corwins.
Miss Mary Bell slipped and fell on the
stone pavement in front Of the Reynolds
block Monday and bruised one side of
her face very badly.
The Salt Works school, two miles
west of Reynoldsville, Miss Minnie
Smeltzer, of this place, teacher, closed a
successful term yesterday.
The ladies' of the Missionary Society
OF the Presbyterian church served ice
cream, cake and coffee at the residence
of DR.. S. Reynolds last evening. They
we're we'll patronized.
The Helping Hand Society of the M.
e. church will give chicken and waffle
supper at the residence OF Mrs. Albert
Reynolds Wednesday evening, March
18th. Price Of supper is 25 cents.
Remember that Deemers have their
Early Spring Opening Saturday, March
14th, and that they have invited you to
attend. The Hopkins Mandolin Club
has been engaged to furnish music for
the occasion.
The Dubois Express is authority for
\the statement that ''three dashing
damsels" dressed in bloomers and with
cigaretts in their mouths, made their
appearance on the streets of that town
Sunday night
Governor Hastings has issued proc
lamation setting apart April 10th and
oath as Arbor Days. Two dates are
given so that the people may select
either one most favorable TO their
particular locality.
Rev. Jacob Booth, who moved from
this place to Dixonville, Indiana Co.,
Pa, a year ago to become pastor Of q
Baptist church at that place, has moved
back to Reynoldsville. Mr.. Booth
would rather do evangelistic work thar
take up station work.
Rathmel furnished the material Sat
urday night for flrst-class sensational
story which would, doubtless, be con
DhAoAtt oWcct ihoioci py ootue
people. The facts in the case are O.
such q nature that the public would mo-
be elevated by reading the same.
The wires of the Summerville Tele
phone company were extended II
Worthwhile and Ringgold the pas
week, and 1t will be only little whil'
until all the villages in the lower ent
Of the county have established tele
phone connections. .-Brookville Repub
Ican.
The residence Of Ira Fuller, in Brook
Vile, was destroyed by fire early Mon
day morning. Mr.. Fuller, who wa
alseping In the room adjoining the on
whore the flre originated, had marrow
enoape from suiIooation. Loss $1,000
Insurance o2,000. Fire started iron
hpoxy 3sesanreo Of Ras II bed room stove