The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-07-01

An infant OF Mr.. ana Mrs. ". w.
Shuster died Saturday and was buried
in Beulah cemetery Sunday.
The West Roynoldsville band ice
cream festival In the town hall Satur-
day evening was fairly well patronized.
All patrons of the barbershops are re-
quested to get shaved on Friday, as the
shops will be closed on Saturday, July
4th.
The Epworth League social in the
lecture room OF the M. f.. church last
Friday evening was very pleasant
affair.
Big reduction on boys clothing, from
to IA years, at Peoples Bargain store.
A dress straw hat given away with every
suit Get your boy new suit for ith
of July.
Edward Snyder, OF East Winslow
township, and Miss Nora b. Swartzland-
er, Of Clear6eld county, were united in
marriage by Esq. Il. Nefr in his Office at
this place last Wednesday evening.
A fifty foot, leather covered tape
measure was lost between the Presby-
terian church and A. V. depot last
Tuesday evening. Finder is kindly re-
quested to leave the same at THE STAR
office.
A street fakir was treated to few
raw eggs on Monday night. He had
been licensed to do his business here
and II the officers had been able to catch
the parties who threw the eggs they
would haye treated them as they de-
served.
G. F. Cable and Miss Ida Fetterhoff,
both OF this place, were married at the
home of the brides grandfather, A. C.
Pierce, on Jackson street, at 900 A. NJ
last Thursday, June 25th, by Rev. HUI
bert Rex johnson, Of the Presbyterian
church.
The Reynoldsville school board has
an economically streak and has decided
to have ten typewriter copies of their
financial statement posted up on tele-
graph poles and other places, instead of
having the reports published in the
newspapers.
Bids will be received up to July l1tb,
at 100 o'clock p. NJ, at the Belnap
Hotel, for letting of contract for build-
ing the Bollinger school house. The
right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Specifications can be seen at
THE STAR office.
The Agents along the Allegheny Val
ley Railroad are authorized TO sell ex-
cursion tickets on July Sd and 4th, good
to return until July 9th, one fare for
the round trip. Excursion tickets for
children from to II years at one-half
of adult excursion rates.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Childern's Day in the Baptist church at
this place. A special program, consist
ing of recitations, songs etc, prepared
by the Baptist Publication Society, will
be rendered, and contributions received
at the service will go to that society.
Prof. f. C. Shields, of Dubois, at one
| time an instructor in the schools OF this
borough, has received the Democratic
nomination of Clearfield county for
Assembly. Prof. Shields is an able
man, one well qualified to represent
Clearfield county's interests in the next
Legislature.
Esq. Neff received notice from the
Pension Department Saturday that the
application for a pension for John G.
Sanders, of Rathmel, had been granted.
| The pension dates from March 18th,
1894, at $500 per month up to May Goth,
1896, when it was increased to $1,000
per month.
Arthur Fenton, foreman OF the wooden
mill in this place, purchased Jack
O'Hare's dun-colored blooded colt
several months ago. Last Thursday
Fenton and friend drove the colt to
Dubois. When returning home the
colt took sick and was left at farm.
Saturday the animal died.
An old soldier dressed in army uni
form tarried in Reynoldsville one day
last week to rest. He was en- route, by
Walkers line, from Dayton, Ohio, to
Lancaster, Pa. He has furlough OF
90 days from the Soldiers Home at Day
ton, and the time will be expired before
the old man reaches Lancaster. II he
walks back to Ohio an extension of the
furlough another ninety days will be
necessary.
At six o'clock yesterday morning L.
j. Arnold, an engineer on the Low
Grade, and Miss Katie A. Martin, of
this place, were married at the Catholic
church by Father Y. Brady. After the
| ceremony Mr. and Mrs Arnold drove