The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-05-20

us.a call. y. >. MOrrOW.
Don't forget to have your eyes ex-
amined and fitted with glasses. G. F.
Hoffman can do the work.
Tickets for Edward =. Elliott's en-
tertainment In Centennial hall Friday
night are on sale at Stokes drug store.
Ralph Albright had his left hand
badly injured while at work In the
West Reynoldsville machine shop
yesterday.
A summer schedule went into effect
on the Ridgway & Cleariield R'y and
=. & 4. II. II. on Sunday. See correct
table In this issue.
A four-yearold daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robinson, of Pleasant Avenue,
died from scarlet fever last Wednesday
and was buried in Syphrit cemetery
Thursday.
Twenty-eight hundred dollars were
sold at the meeting Of the Reynolds
vile Building and Loan Association
held In the Flynn hall on Monday even
ing OF this week.
Perfect Headache Powders are
different from all others. Sure relief
for sick headache, nervous headache,
&c, &c. Try them. For sale at the
Reynolds Drug Store.
The Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
store has received new spring samples of
brussels, extra velvet and ingram car
pets. II you want new carpet see the
samples and get prices at this store.
The Central opera house and several
other buildings burned In Dubois early
Monday morning. Dubois has wanted
| a new opera house for some time and 10
is likely the town will get new one
now.
Rev. II. r. johnson will preach the
memorial sermon for the G. A. II. Post,
w. II. c. and S. of V. in the Presby-
terian church next Sunday morning.
His text will be THE Armies of the
Living God"
When the forest fire got uncomforta-
bly, close to some of the dwelling houses
at Hopkins Sunday afternoon, little
black pig was carried very affectionate-
ly from it's sty in the rear of the lot,
where the fire was the nearest, into u
house.
A. M. Norris has just completed
registering the voters of West Winslow
township. There are two hundred and
ninety-two voters In West Winslow
There have been twenty-three deaths
and seven births in the west section Of
township during the last six months.
An exchange says that one trouble
with this world Is that there are too
many people in 1t who will not cast
their bread upon the water unless they
are assured that 1t will come back in a
few days full-grown sandwich all
trimmed with ham, butter and mustard
S. 7. Dougherty has q fine pine RATS
lying in the creek, near Brookville,
ready to run to Pittsburg as soon as
there comes freshet And Alb. Neal
has about the same number in the same
shape. All told about % timber RATS
are lying at Brookville waiting for a
nood.-Brookville Democrat.
Tickets for Hon. John G. Woolley's
lecture on "Christian Citizenship" to
be delivered In Centennial on Monday
evening, June lst, are on sale at s..
Skaters office. Reserved seats are 25
cents and the general admission will be
the same price, so nothing will be saved
by waiting, but on the other hand you
will be sure Of seat il you go and have
one marked Off. There is no doubt but
that the hall will be crowded to hear
such an orator as Hon. Wooley.
In June, 1892, Esq. +. Neff made
application for Sl2 per month pension
for Abraham G. Pearce of this place,
but the claim was rejected. Not dis
couraged by the failure of the first
attempt, Squire Neff made the second
attempt and several days ago the
official papers were received at this
place notifying Mr.. Neff that the PEN
sion had been granted and that it would
date from June 8, 1892, which will give
Mr.. Pearce the snug sum Of almost
100000 back pension and $1,000 per
month hereafter.
The body OF dead cat was found on
Main street, in front Of Riston's cigar
store, last Friday evening. The car.
cass had been run over so often that II
was Aattened out and had it not been
for the tail no one would have been
able to tell what kind of an animal II
had been. The evening before the de-
funct cat was found several gentlemen
who were sitting in front of Riston''