The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-02-01

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Lots OF mems shoes on the counter
at ]. T.. Welsh & Co.'S shoe store that
you can get for bargain.
1t makes very little difference to the
man who has the grip whether the doc
tors agree or not whether IL is con-
tagious.
The auditors report of the finances
of jefferson county for the year 1898,
and the commissioners statement for
the same year, will be published in THE
STAR next week.
The special meetings in the Presby-
terian church, that were continued two
weeks, closed Sunday evening. Three
persons joined the church on profession
of faith and five by letter.
Among the eleven recruits for the
regular army that passed the examina-
tion at Dubois last Friday, we're Win
field b. Moore and Harry II. Lindsey
who give Reynodsville as their address.
Forty-hour devotion was held in the
Catholic church this week. Father
Lynch, of Brockwayville, Father Nc
Givney, of Dubois, and Father o Heron,
of Driftwood, assisted in conducting the
services.
Rev. Joseph A. Klucker's illustrated
lectures in Centennial hall on Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week will
be instructive and interesting. Ad-
mission 10 cents. The lectures are Civ
en- under the auspices of the w. G. 7. U.
While we were shivering around here
last week the citizens of San Francisco
were wearing straw hats, going with
out their coats and riding in open street
cars. The thermometer registered 80
degrees in the shade there last Friday.
Think OF it?
Cam. Mitchell, Esq, is one of the
most genial members OF the Jefferson
county bar, as any one can prove by
spending an hour with him in converse
ton. n.-Brookvill Democrat. Mr.. Mitch
ell is one of the illegal lights" Of
Reynoldsville.
According to the Driftwood Gazette
Sinnemahoning has Liars club. We
understand Reynoldsville has the ma
terial for such an organization but it
has not been gathered together yet
Dubois Courier. Dubois has had such
an organization over ten years.
Drs. ]. II. Murray and j. w. Foust
were Reynoldsville's representation at
the Jefferson County Medical Society
meeting in Dubois last Friday. The
meeting will be held in Reynoldsville
this month and the indications are that
there will be a shot time" at the meet
ing here.
The experience" entertainment Civ
en- in the Presbyterian church Monday
evening by the Ladies' Work Society
OF that church, was quite well attended.
Some OF the experiences of how the
members earned money for this especial
occasion were amusing. The admission
fee and experience money" amounted
to $500.
The convention OF the Washington
Township Sunday School Association,
held in the NJ. f. church at Falls Creek
last Thursday, was an interesting in
structive and pleasant convention. The
afternoon and evening sessions were at
tended by large crowds. All who took
part in the convention handled their
subjects in mastery way.
Charles A. Herpel was around town
yesterday in the interest Of the water
company inspecting pipes and finding
out, as far as possible, how many people
leave their water spigots open contin-
ually during the cold snaps to keep the
pipes from freezing up. So many people
left spigots open Sunday night that the
water supply in the reservoir was ex-
hausted Monday morning.
DR.. j, Curtis Sayers, one OF Reynolds
ville's leading physicians came down to
Hawthorn Saturday for consultation on
the case OF Miss Precious, who was in a
precarious condition from diphtheria
DR.. Sayers was formerly Clarion
county boy and his many friends in this
section will be glad to know that he is
enjoying large practice and is a leader
in his chosen profession.-NewB Bethle-
lehem Vindicdtor.
The remains of baby, one week old,
were brought from Avamore, Pa, last
Friday and buried in Prospect cemetery.
The parents of the child, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Oliver, formerly residents of Rath-
mel, did not accompany the remains Of
their baby on account of the critical
condition of Mrs. divers health. AL.
Broadhead, of Apollo, formerly citi-
| zen of Reynoldsyille n brother Of Mrs