The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-02-07

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"Away Down East" and Faust" at the
opera house on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday night Of next week.
Some person poisoned two Of Lawyer
Mitchell's hunting dogs Saturday night
1t would not be well for the guilty party
| II Mr.. Mitchell finds out who did IL.
The survey for the Reynoldsville
Traction Company line has been com.
pleted and as soon as the spring time
arrives the work of building the road
will be started.
William Alexander, oldest son OF
Fred. A. Alexander, had the left side
of his face badly bruised one day last
week by slipping Off the steps at his
fathers residence.
DIR. r. DeVere King has moved his
dental office from rooms over Reynolds
vile Hardware Company store to rooms
on second floor Of the new brick block
next to Bohren's bakery. Doctor has
very line rooms now.
Cinderella stoves and ranges contain
every improvement that is Of value to
house keeper. Cleanliness, durability
and economy are its strong points.
Guaranteed to bake. For sale by the
Revnoldsville Hardware Co.
Full credit will be given in the Nor
NAL Course for work done at the Clarion
State Normal School during the July
extension OF the spring term. Scores
OF teachers whose terms close late this
spring will avail themselves OF this
chance.
The Washington Township Sunday
School Association will hold meet
ing In the NJ. +. church at Coal Glen
on Friday OF this week. There will be
three sessions, morning, afternoon and
evening. a good program has been
prepared.
Edward Phillips, the barber who pur-
chased the Scott building on Main
street few days ago, is having a new
front put in the building and will fit up
the front room for a barber shop and
will use the other part of building for a
dwelling.
Small & Austin, experienced butch
ers, have opened shop in the building
next door to Swartz Bros. grocery on
Main street. They will handle all kinds
of meats and solicit share OF your
patronage.
Rev. A. II. Kinnard, who has been
i'll and unable to occupy his pulpit for
several weeks, is greatly improved and
will preach in the Lutheran church at
Chestnut Grove Sunday at 1890 Il. M,
and in this place at 7.30 Sunday evening.
Coming, three nights only, commenc-
ing Feb. ~, Oliver Labadie and his
merry company of comedians in the
great farce comedy, "Mr. Pepper From
Salt Lake" Tuesday night they pre-
sent Away Down East" and Wednes-
day Goethe's magnificent Faust"
j. A. Myers, the harness maker, has
moved his shop into the room formerly
occupied by w. r, Cox's grocery store,
and is now better prepared than ever to
turn out first class work. II you need a
new set OF harness, new saddle, whip,
&C., or a new buggy call on Mr.. Myers.
The Whittier Club Of Brookville held
a social at G. r. Halls, on Grant street,
yesterday. The ladies came to town on
the noon train and the gentlemen came
up on the 6.02 train. They all returned
home on train No 10, which was held
here until $40 p. m. for their accommo-
dation.
Shick & Wagner hereby call attention
of their patrons to the fact that their
store closes every evening, except Sat
urday evenings, during February at 500
o'clock. The stock is being invoiced
and it is found absolutely necessary TO
close at the stated time to give atten-
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We notice that Ninian Cooper is on
the democratic ticket for register in the
second precinct OF Reynoldsville. He
ought to be elected by a unanimous vote.
He is careful in dscharging his duties,
is always among the very first to make
his return, and his report is perpaps
the neatest that comes in.-Brookville
Democrat
M. M. Davis, Esq, who has been
compelled to stay at Brookville almost
two weeks by severe attack of grip,
will be able to come home the latter
part OF this week. Miss Elizabeth, who
Is nursing her father, came home Sat
urday forenoon on train No. 13 and re-
turned to the county seat In the after
noon on train No. 2.