The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-05-13

town are to be found at the Reynolds
Vile Hardware Co. store. See and be
convinced.
Miss Anna Bing, who has been doing
missionary work in Japan, will lecture
in the M. T.. church at this place next
Sunday evening. Miss Bing will, no
doubt, have some very interesting things
to tell Of her experience while working
among the people of Japan.
DR.. J. II. Murray has purchased the
three lots on Main street, between the
II. & F. c. R'y and the James Martin
property, where l.. NJ. Simmons lives.
DR.. Murray will build handsome
dwelling house and a commodious office
on the lots. The work of building will
be commenced in q few weeks.
Rev. David Tatum, of Denver, Col, a
minister of the gospel in the Friends
Church, delivered temperance lecture
in Centennial Hall last Wednesday
evening and preached sermon in the
Baptist church Thursday evening.
Those who heard him say Rev. Tatum
is an interesting and earnest talker.
DR.. J. b. Neale, Alex Riston and son
Paul, Henry Reed, Henry and Jacob
Deible, who were over in Potter county
last week trout fishing, returned home
Friday evening. They claimed that
the water was too low in the stream
they were on for good trout fishing.
They only got between 800 and 900
trout.
Miss Leila Buck, OF Worthwhile, this
county, took an overdose OF laudanum
at the Union Hotel in Brookville last
Thursday evening and came very nearly
going hence. She procured bottle Of
laudanum for the purpose of knocking
the pain out of a troublesome tooth and
she succeeded so well in relieving the
pain that five physicians had hard work
to restore her to consciousness.
game roosters to New Kensington week
before last and one week ago last Sum
day a number of sports from Pittsburg
went to New Kensington with game
roosters to fight the Reynoldsville
roosters. The Pittsburg chickens
whipped the fowls from this place.
Something like s35OOO was put up on
the fight and the Pittsburgers carried
all the "boodle" home with them.
The Clarion Republicdn-Gdzette issued
an illustrated edition last week in the
interest of the Clarion State Normal
School. The paper contained portraits
of the faculty of the Normal, cuts of the
Normal buildings, history of the school
and roll of the students in attendance
this term. There are eighty-two stu
dents from jefferson county. Bros.
Miltenberger and Pickens deserve
credit for the enterprise shown last
week
Several weeks ago Rev. Buzza, Of the
Falls Creek charge, organized a Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday School at Sandy
Valley which holds its session at 1000
A. M. each Sunday. The school starts
out with good prospects of being a
success, so we have been informed. d..
f. Stanford was elected superintendent
OF the school. For years union Sun
day School has been hourishing at
Sandy Valley. 1t will be continued as
heretofore. This school meets Sunday
afternoons.
a blind man with violin, accompani-
ed by small boy, and blind man with
a small hand organ and little girl, all
''struck" Reynoldsville Saturday after
noon and in the evening appeared on
the streets to gather up as much loose
change as possible. The one blind man
played on his violin and sang and the
other blind man manipulated the hand
organ and the little girl sang for him.
They were not, apparently, travelling in
| eohocoi ioi hhSy cNitttto SSPuiatc
corners and did their best TO outdo each
other in drawing the crowds.
A car that is called "Florida on
Wheels" which is receiving considera-
BILE newspaper advertising in this sec
tion OF the state at present, was run in
on an A. V. R'y siding at this place
last Saturday morning and remained
here until Monday evening. A large
crowd of people visited "Florida on
Wheels" while it was here. To see the
interior of the car is we'll worth ten
cents and the time required to go
through it. Among the great variety
of things to be seen from the sunny
land was tropical fruits, waving palms
and live alligators.
The fourth annual Jr. o. U. A. M.
Reunion OF the West Middle District,
comprising the counties Of Elk, Clarion,
| ArmstronU Indiana and Jaffareon will