The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-24

10 tbt BihNt w puy ohV'o'
1t will pay you.
Shoes from Is cts. II foot up to 300 a
foot at J. S. Morrow's.
At the new shoe parlor Of j. X.
Johnston you can get good ft and get
good shoes.
A. G.. Henry, editor and proprietor OF
the Kittanning Republican, died at his
home last Friday.
II you want barrel or two of -four it
will he to your interest to see Robinson
& Mundorir before buying.
A first class photographer and artist
wanted on salary or commission or will
rent Gallery to right party For par
tculars address. David G.. Whitehill,
Brookville, Pa.
The largest and best line of bicycles
are shown by Stoke. Bicycles that
have been tried and found all right.
Ariel. Cleveland, Eclipse and Feather
stone line. not Il bad one in the lot.
Tuesday evening of last week the
scholars of Prof. J. G.. Morris school in
Rathmel presented him with Il fine
rocking chair. The present was Il
surprise to the Prof. and was highly
appreciated by him.
A temperance rally was held in the
Grand Army hall Saturday evening.
An admission Of ten cents was charged,
which entitled the person to n good
lunch and the privilege of enjoying an
entertainment of recitations. songs, &c.
George w. Robinson. of Tionesta.
and S. 5. Robinson, of this place, are
executors of d. f. Robinson's estate.
Mr.. Geo. Robinson came to Reynolds
vile Monday evening and the two
brothers will settle the immediate
business Of the estate.
S. 7. Reynolds. the heavy weight,
who is serving as juror during the
special term Of court. and who was out
on case Saturday night and missed
the train for home, covered the distance
between the county seat and Reynolds
vile Sunday by pedestrianism.
Hon S. b. Elliott will give stereop-
tican entertainment in the Presbyterian
church Friday evening, March 2Gth
for the benefit of the Y. Il. $. G. f.
Proceeds To go toward the payment of
parsonage debt Admission 10 and IL
cents. The school orchestra will furn-
ish music.
Matt Savage, who has been editor
and publisher of the PuJhc Spirit.
Clearlield, for sometime. and has
has purchased his partners interest
and is now sole proprietor of the
plant. Bro. Savage is good news
paper man and gets out spicy paper.
The eastbound train on the A. V. R'y,
due here at 1855 p. NJ. was an hour and
forty minutes late Saturday, caused by
disabled engines. The engine that haul
ed the train to this place was exchanged
for another, which made the fifth engine
that had been attached to the train
from the time the train left here in the
morning for Red Bank until it returned,
a distance of one hundred and ten miles
DR.. w. +. Matson, of Pittsburg, who
was located at Punxsutawney when
Lester Green was found dead in that
town about three years ago, and who
was called upon to hold post mortem
examination, asked the county fifty
dollars for his services on that occasion.
The commissioners, who thought fifty
dollars too high, offered him twenty-five
dollars. This he refused and sued the
county for fifty dollars. The case was
tried at Brookville last week and the
jury rendered verdict in favor of the
plaintiff.
The public schools of this place will
issue an eight or twelve page special edi-
tion during the last week of the present
term, the paper to be called 'The Pub
lie School Record" 1t is subdivided
into several departments and the entire
contents will be written by the pupils.
The departments will cover the subjects
of industries, resources, churches, biog-
raphy, societies, municipal government,
! school work, poetry, miscellany, &c.
The issue will have a circulation of not
less than 1000 copies and advertisers
should avail themselves of this medium
and our citizens should give it Il hearty
support and subscribe for one or more
copies when the solicitors approach
them.
Mrs. Mary Ann Morrison, widow Of
Isaac Morrison, who died March 18th
1896, died at the home of her daughter
! Mrs. r. S. Patton, in the Beechwoods
Saturday evening March o0th The