The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-04-29

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about thirty dollars at the festival held
in the West Reynoldsyille town hall
last Saturday evening.
Have you heard the new song, sin
the Shadow of the Pines2" Legg Bros,
Of Kansas city, Mo-, have it, and they
are making a cut price of 25c. copy.
Three Italians with harp and violins
we're in Reynoldsville Friday forenoon.
The inclement weather prevented them
fom doing much playing on the streets.
Mrs. Anna Bell Holvey will lecture
in Centennial hall May 18th. The
Ph Nadelphia Press says: "She is an
att fctive, eloquent and forcible
spcE Kerr
l1B. Stauffer, West Reynoldsville
groS, has moved his store from the
old tnd TO the store room in the Stoke
ooihhg formerly occupied by Stokes
BRAN drug store.
Peiect Headache Powders are
diffeNbt from all others. Sure relief
for SILK headache, nervous headache,
&c, &c Try them. For sale at the
Reynolds Drug Store.
The Altoona Tribune, in speaking OF
Mrs. Anna Bel Holvey, who will lecture
in Centennial hall May 18th, says:
"She is queen of the rostrum who
must be heard to be appreciated"
The ReynoliSill Hardware Co.
store has rcceivednew spring samples OF
brussels, extra velvet and ingram car
pets. II you want new carpet see the
samples and get prices at this store.
A number of the young people OF this
place held a social dance in the Clover
Cycle Club rooms, Monday evening.
Three itinerant musicians, with harp,
flute and violin furnished the music.
John Coxson, foreman OF the Punxsu-
tawney Spirit, died On Sunday. Con-
sumption caused his death. Mr.. Cox
son, who was a good printer, had been
connected with the Spirit Office many
years. So.
Mrs. Virginia S. Patterson, of Koko-
mo, Indiana, is author of Business
Mems Jubilee" which will be produced
in the Reynoldsville opera house We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings of this
week.
Rev. H. G. Furbay has accepted the
call to the pastorate of the Oxford
Presbyterian church in Philadelphia at
a salary of $4,000 year. He takes
charge of the Philadelphia congrega-
tion May 10th.
Don't miss seeing the Business Mems
Jubilee" in the opera house tonight
and tomorrow night by over one hun
dred young people of Reynoldsville.
Reserved seat tickets are on sale at
Stokes drug store.
The West Reynoldsville borough
school closed last Friday. During the
measle epidemic the school was closed
several weeks and that made the last
day extend farther into April than it
would otherwise haye done.
In our last weeks issue we uninten-
tionally omitted notice of the Woman's
Edition of the New Bethlehem Vindicd-
ton, which was very creditable edition
for the ladies who had charge of it and
the Office where it was printed.
Down by the ripping stream dog
wood blossoms are waving; up in the
verdaEt trees birds are gayly singing;
seated on a shady bank, gallon jug be-
hine you; cork bobbing up and down,
risky catfish nibbling-this is gentle
spring time.
Notary Public Albert Reynolds has
been taking violent exercise this week.
On Monday he trimmed the shade trees
In front of his residence and on Tues
day walked to Sandy Valley and back.
1t may be that Alb. is getting in trim to
go to Pittsburg as United States Dis
trict juror.
AT meeting of the Rochester miners
Saturday afternoon Robt. Reay was re-
elected checkweighman. At the same
meeting the miners of tho above mine
voted to donate the price for mining
one ton of coal each to the fund being
collected for the benefit of the widows
and orphans OF the Berwind-White
mine disaster. The day hands of the
mine agreed to make proportional
donation. This will realize about
$4,000 for the fund.
1t was reported on Monday of last
week that Walter Spry, who has been
sick for some time, had died. The
report was circulated over town in the
forenoon and many Of his friends in the
west end of town did not know until
evening that it was a false report. The
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