The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-03-25

The schools of this borough close next
Monday.
A nice three-piece silver tea set cheap
at c. i. Hoffman's.
Where every one should be: Centen-
nial hall Friday evening.
Great quantities Of quinine is now
being consumed by smiling and sneez-
ing humanity.
March is not good weather for the
cyclist. There is too much wind on the
outside OF his tire.
We will save you money and sell you
shoes that wear and fit your feet. GIVE
us a call. ]. s. Morrow.
j. w. Riggs and T.. l.. Evans, of this
place, were out last week appraising the
timber land of Joseph Strauss, deceased.
Last Sunday evening Rev. G. II.
Prescott, of Cleveland, Ohio, preached
for Rev. f.. Lewis Kelley in the Baptist
church.
Thirteen-month-old baby OF Mrs.
George Wells died Monday morning
and was buried at Sandy Valley yester-
day afternoon.
A number of Reynoldsville people
went to the scene Of horror Mt the
Berwind-White shaft above Dubois
Monday afternoon.
Watches never as cheap as now. Ed.
Gooder, the jeweler is having a special
sale on watches this week at prices
never heard OF before.
Rev. Paul w. Metzenthin, the young
est preacher in Reynodsville, preached
in the st. Paul's Lutheran church at Du-
Bois last Friday evening.
An old baujoist who has been making
annual visits to this place for five or six
years, struck the town this week. He
gains livelihood by passing the hat.
The Helping Hand Society of the NJ.
F.. church netted over $500 at the
chicken and waffle supper given at the
residence of Alb. Reynolds last Wednes-
day evening.
Lunch was served in the Sunday
school room of the Baptist church
Thursday evening to large number OF
people who drove TO this place from
Dubois on sleighing excursion.
Mrs. Walter A. Fleming, nee Lettie
Smith, of Buffalo, N. Y, who was born
and raised in Reynoldsville, has recent
ly undergone an operation for appendi-
citis. She is considered out of danger.
Jim Ford, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Ford
of Grant street, who is Il driver in the
mines at Eleanora, had one of his feet
badly bruised in a wreck of coal cars in
the mines at that place one day last
week.
A petition was presented TO Judge
Reed from Falls Creek last week asking
that a borough be created out of a por-
tion of Washington township. The
Judge refused the prayers of the petit
| tioners and Falls Greek will not be in
corporated.
This week Adam Lindy raised the
bodies of the two infants of Mrs. Joseph
Strauss, which were buried in Wildwood
cemetery and shipped them to Phila-
delphia. They will be re-interred in
the family cemetery here.-Brockway-
vile Record.
John II. Corbett has moved into his
handsome new residence on Main street.
This house is built on the latest modern
plan. Mr.. Corbett certainly has a
beautiful home, or will have when the
exterior surroundings are fixed up.
A party was held at the residence Of
David Reynolds on Mabel street last
Wednesday evening. A large number
of young people from Emerickville were
at the party. Tripping the eight
fantastic" was the prominent amuse-
ment Of the evening.
Remember, il the performance OF
Gorton's minstrels, at the opera house
tonight is not as represented, and
satisfactory to the audience, the price
paid for admission will be refunded by
application at the box Office Immediate
ly after the first part.
We received two pieces of music last
week, Eleanor Waltz" by ]. H.
Frischkorn, and Ramona" two step by
George M. Barr which are published
by Frischkorn & Barr, Kittanning, Pa.
The composers have no reasons to be
ashamed of their productions.
An Aberdeen granite monument,
direct from Scotland, arrived at this
place last week. The freight on this
monument was almost one hundred
dollars. This beautiful monument will