The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

=. V. Shick moved yesterday from
the rooms over his store to the james
Martin house on Main street, formerly
occupied by l.. NJ. Simmons.
Many Of the fair sex will hope and
pray that next Sunday will bo II pretty
day 80 they eau show their new hats
and bonnets and other llnery.
An examination for common school
diplomas will be held in the public
school building In this borough next
Saturday, beginning at 300 a. NJ.
Mrs. NJ. H. Taafe has returned from
the city with large assortment OF the
latest styles In spring and summer mil
llnery and will have AN Easter opening
Friday and Saturday Of this week, Mar.
3lst aud April lst.
Estimates furnished and prices given
on gas fitting, iron or lead plumbing,
tin roofing or spouting, sheathing or
roofing paper, doors, sash, nails, sewer
pipe, cement, builders supplies Of all
kinds at Hall a. BartOn's.
Mrs. G. G. Williams Sunday school
class will hold au ice cream social ut the
residence Of DR.. J. c. King, on Main
street, Saturday evening. Proceeds to
be applied towards purchasing II library
for Baptist Sunday school.
The trouble last week between l.. j.
McEntlre aud profs. Lenkerd and Bal
lentine, over the severe punishment Of
Mr. McEntire's son at school, gave our
people something out of the usual order
to talk about for day or two.
Robinson & Mundorlr are moving
their grocery store this week from the
Centennial building to the new store
room in the Reynodsville Hardware
Co. brick block. Their new room is
the largest grocery store room in town,
We understand that the Dubois High
School has challenged the Reynolds
vile High School to n debating, orator
ical and declamatory contest, the same
to take place in the near future. The
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ed the challenge.
George Mellinger, who is testing for
coal near Panic for the j. & G. g. & |.
Co., brought piece of solid rock to
THE STAR Office Monday that was cut
out by one Of the diamond drills now be-
ing used to make the test for coal. The
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and five feet long.
Week before last T.. Weinsten moved
his store from this place to Centerville,
Elk county, and entered into partner
ship with l.. Berger One week ago
Saturday night the store of Berger &
Weinstein was burglarized. The rob-
bers carried away a large amount of
clothing, iewelry, etc.
Last Wednesday, March 22nd John
NJ. Lone, of Dubois, and Miss Margaret
Allen, Of Big Soldier, were married in
Sykesville by Rev. j. II. Palmer, pastor
of Sykesville Baptist church. They
will reside in Dubois. Mrs. Lone has
many friends in Reynoldsville who will
wish her happiness in her matrimonial
life.
Tho four-month-old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Owens, OF near Rathmel,
died at Eleanora on Wednesday OF last
week and was buried at West Liberty
on Thursday. The infant had received
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Wednesday fell and hurt the fracture,
which caused spasms and resulted in
the childs death.
For the next twenty days Brumbaugh
g. Hills, opposite p. o., will give spec.
ial bargains In carpets. ~ Brussel and
25 ingram patterns to select from. They
consider it no trouble to show goods. il
you don't want to buy. Any carpet sc
cents or over will be lined free of charge
Remember sale lasts only 30 days. See
the window for samples, opposite p. o.
The Bible School Convention of the
Clearfield Baptist Association will be
held at LaJose, Clearfeld county, Pa,
on Tuesday, May End, 1899. A good
program has been prepared by the com
mittee, Rev. ]. III. Palmer, Ada Eye
and j. l.. Long, Esq. Rev. A. E. Hoop
er and George III. Rea, of Reynoldsville
are among the number who will take
part on the program.
; Elmer Myers, OF Paradise, died last
Friday, March oath, aged about SO years
He had grip, then rheumatism, brain
fever and these diseases were followed
by stroke of paralysis which ended
his earthly career. He leaves a wife
and two children. Funeral services
were held Sunday by Rev. w. Selner
Lutheran preacher, and the interment
was made on the Myers farm.
Don't forget that the special sale IL
carpets at Brumbaugh & Hills, op