I 1 Hubscriiitinn $l.t0 per year, or fl.00 if paid t ricthi in lulrancc. V. A. STIilHK,SON,Klltor and IMib. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, mil. watch anp jewet- RY RGFAtRWG Is one of our specialties. Wo do the work to milt our customers Rml dn il prompt. If you uro not one nf our repair customers e,i v.. no a cull and wo will convince you Unit we do us wo ad vertise. Everything guar anteed. C. F. HOFFMAN. Separate Bike Tho Jeweler. Kkpair Department. BR1CHTEST ARTISTS BEST WORKMEN l MOST MODERN MACHIKEFY PDnniiff PITTSBURG trcuum WALL PAPERS 1 " m"Jl'F No Antiquated Methods are employed in tho manufacture of Pittsburg Wall PaH-r. The brightest artists In the world ex ecute the designs. The best workmen und the most modern machinery produce tho Pittsburg papers. Evory new aad valuable decora tive Idea is Incorporated in this superior lino. Wo are triad to nay wo m il It. If you would see tho richest and most artistic patterns at the most reasonable prices, comu to our store. H. ALEX STOKE. ft Uttle ol Everything. Brown of the Ram's Horn, "Unole Tom's Cabin"' to-nlght. The countl'y schools are closing;. "Joshua Slmpklns" Friday night. House cleaning time is here again. Next Monday you can go troutshing. ' The Sandy Lick croek Is out over the lowlands again. Criminal court is in session at Brook vllle this week. Mrs. A. J. Meek joined the Utopia So ciety Monday evening. Hear the Ram's Horn man in M. E. church Thursday evening. The Ram's Horn Editor at M. E. churoh April 11. Hear him. The Enterprise Social Club will hold its monthly rueetlng to-night. A. T. MoClure Is rojoloing over the arrival of a new boy at his home. Morton Jones was Injured last week by being kicked on right side by a imilo. April 12th and 2tit.li have been desig nated by Gov. Stone as spring arbor days. The Woman's Rallof Corps will give a "conundrum tea" in Bell's hall Friday evening. Will ull Presbyterians who have not paid their "percapita" kindly do so on Sabbath. Constable P. J. Ward, of West Key noldsvillc, Is acting at tipstave at court this week. Dame Rumor says that a Reynolds- vlllo woman has left hor husband and two little daughters. J. J. Sutler of the New Store, will oe uupy the room next door to Nolan's shoe store aftor this week. The Woman's Foreign Missionary So ciety of the M. E. churoh will be enter tained by Mrs. William Barulay Friday afternoon. "Joshua Slunpkins," a rural comedy drama, at the Reynolds operu house Friday evening, April 12th. Tluketson tklu at Stoku's drug store. J. J. Suiter will move his dry goods tore next week from tire Centennial t "ding to the Nolan block, iulo room NtTLr)0Nt f aier'y occupied by Blng & Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Rend, of Ruilroiul street, wero given a pound party yester day . "Marks of a Prince," Intensely Inter esting and instructive. M. K. church, Thursday evening. Dr. McCoy will visit his Reynolds vlllo patients Friday afternoon, April 12. Will stop at Hotel Imperial. George White, Peter Riggo and Lew Is Wagner, of Rathmel, went to West Penn Junction yesterday to look for work. Go to StokoV Thursday and have sent reserved, without extra charge, for tho Ram's Horn man and "The Marks of a Prince." "Undo Tom's Cabin" In the opera houso to-night and to-morrow night by homo talent. Tickets on sale at Stoko's drug store. A raro treat to listen to the Ram's Morn man. "The Marks of a Prince." Reserved seats without extra charge Thursday at Stnku's. It Is easy enough to say, " hear both sides," but If you do It, and both sides have gMid talkers yon are liable to be in doubt about a lot of things. Bing-Stoko Co. gave away over 8(H) puff boxes as souvenirs to Indies who visited their new department store Sat urday afternoon and evening. The bazaar held by thu Helping Hand Society of the M. E. church last week was a grand success, notwithstanding the bad weather and other thine in the way. It Is Misses Marie Hepburn and Mar garet Davis that uro clerking for thu Bing-Stoko Co.. instead of Ethel Hep burn and Anna Davis, as stated In THE STAK last week. Shick & Wagner gave almost 800 beautiful roses and carnations to visi tors at their store Saturday evening, and the supply was exhausted long be fore the crowd quit going. Ralph D. Albright, who Intended sturting a plumbing establishment in this place, has accepted a position as manager of tho Knystono Hardware Co's. plumbing department. Why not patronize the Reynoldsvlllo Steam Laundry In preference to one outside of town, as you can get your laundry on short notice and get good work. Lace curtains a specialty. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Stone and family. of Allegheny, were the guests of Mrs. Stone's mother, Mrs. J. T. Coax, during the past week. Mr. Stone is a flagman on the P. St W. and has a passenger run on the "Cleveland Flyer" between Pittsburg and Cleveland. Bessie Kathleen, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Russell, died April 3rd with scarlet fever at the homo of her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith, In Paradise. Bessie was six years, six months and twenty days old. Buried in Syphrlt cemotery Saturday. Barney McCanna was taken to Brook- ville jail last Thursday by Constable P. J. Ward. The charge against Barney was for abusing his wife. Barney's case came up beforo Judge Reed Monday and he was sentenced to pay $25.00 fine, costs and put up $.VK) bond to keep the peace. Charles H. Young, who has been In the employ of the R. & F. C. R'y Co., for over ten years as night hostler and extra engineer on the road, resigned that position Frlda to accept a posi tion as engineer on a dinky engine for the coal company at Tylor, Pa. Mr. Young wont to Tylor Monday to begin work at that place. The Sandy Valley school, of which MissNetta D. Coax is teacher, closed a vory successful term last Friday. A largo number of parents and patrons were present and participated In a "basket dinner," ufter which tablos were removed and an excellent program rendered by the pupils. A photograph er from Falls Creek took a picture of the school and guests. Sarah Ann, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Chapman, of Soldier, died Tuesday night t)f lost week. Sarah was born August 22, 1890. Pneumonia was causo of death. She was only sick four days. Short funeral services' wero held at home of purents Thursday afternoon, April 4lh, conducted by Dr. A. J, Meek, pastor Reynoldsville Baptist church. Interment in the Bouluh cemetery. Richard Taafe, who accepted a post' tlon as mine boss at Robertsdale, Pa., a few months ago, has resigned his po sition there on account of a strike at 'that place. Mr. Taafe bad all ar rangements made to move his family to Robortsdale tho first of this month, but thu strike came on before he moved and be telegraphed his family nut to move. Mr. Taafe cxpeota to remain in Reynoldsvlllo for a time at least. Mr. and Mrs. Frank MuGinness, form erly of this place, who have resided in Johnsonburg about three years, were in town over Sunday. In February Mr. McGlnnuss was promoted to superin tendent of the Metropolitan Life Insur ance Company's work In OH City dis trict, with buadquurtors at Oil City, but he did not move bis family to- Oil City until this week. Mr. McGlnness returned to the oil metropolis Mon day mojrning and Mrs. MoUinnesa and fa ther, Aaron Welsh, went yesterday. Fins Elocutionist. Miss Caroline Hello Nichols, tho elo cutionist who gave an entertainment in tho M. E. church lust night Is strictly all right. She delighted her audience. Miss Nichols will remain hero to train tho high school pupils for tho com mencement exercises. Fire at Brookville. Tho furniture factory' at Brookvlllo was totally destroyed by flro Sunday morning. The origin of tho flro Is un known. Tho loss was about I2,000, with $4,500 Insurance. A. D. Doemor, who owned the Arnold block In this place at one tlmo, is tho heaviest loser. Resigned as Constable. Frank P. Adelspcrge'r, constablo in this borough, tendered his resignation as constablo to Judgo Reed Monday. Judge has not accepted the resignation yet. John Pommy and George War- nick are out with petitions to get tho appointment as constable If Mr. Adels perger's resignation is accepted. Cochran Hiles. Harry A. Cochran und Grace L. Hlles, both of this place, were married last Thursday by Squire E. NelT. Mr. Cochran left hero Monday morning for Chicago, 111., where ho joins the Nlekle- Plate Show for tho coining season. Mrs. Cochran will remain hero until next month and will then go South. Enlarged this Week. On account of a rush of advertising just now wo have enlarged The STAR to "-columns, making it a oil-column pa per. This makes The Star as large as any other paper published in tho coun ty. The length of time tho paper will bo run at tho present sl.e depends en tirely an thu amount of advertising space our merchants will continue to use. Two Unions to be Organized. M. C. Howe, of Bradford, general or ganizer of tho Barbers' Journeymen Inter-National Union, was In town lust Wednesday night and arranged to or ganize two unions In Reynoldsville, Burbers' Union and Clerks' Union. Charters have been applied for. Twen ty clerkB and five barbers attended the meeting In P. O. S. of A. hull Inst Wed nesday evening. Transferred to TitUbville. Fred F. Sehurig, who has been assist ant superintendent for tho Metropolitan Life Insurance Company In this section, has been transferred to the Oil City district. Mr. Schurlg will bo assistant superintendent in that district and will have an oHlco at Titusvillo. Ho went to Titusvllle yestorduy. John L. Thom as, of Punxsutawney, will succeed Mr. Schurlg as assistant superintendent in this (Mstrict. ' A Mud Hole Caused It. One of George Hughes' spirited buy horses rai down Main street Saturday forenoon at a wild rate, but tho re were not many people on tho street at the time and there was no damage dono. Scott Cathers was driving the horso in a delivery wagan and on Pleasant Av enue ono of the front wheels dropped into a chuck hole, a tug broke, Scott, was thrown into the mud hoad first and horse skipped out, leaving Scott and. the wagon in the mud hole. Have Abandoned the Well. The Reynoldsville Oil and Gas Com pany have abandoned the gas well on Levi Schugars' farm in Wlnslow town ship. The well was drilled to a depth of 3,000 feet last year whon the drill was stopped. Some members of the company were not satisfied to give op at that depth, as they had good hopes of striking either oil or gas, and this year the drill was started again and put down 5-10 feet deeper, but falling to strike oil or gas at that depth tho well, was abandoned last week. Elks' New Officers. At a recent meeting of lodge No. 619', B. P. O. E., of Reynoldsvlllo, the fol lowing officers were elected: Exalted. Ruler, George Hughes; Esteemed Lead ing Knight, James E. Mitchell; Es teemed Royal Knight, A. H. Foson myer; Esteemed Lecturing Knight,. Francis O. Sutter; secretary, John A.. Welsh; treasurer, Ed. Goodcr; Esquire,. Warren W. Deiblc; Tyler, John: "Marks" Conser; Chaplain, Will H. Bell; Inner Guard, John D. Nolan; trustees, Fred K. A. Alexandor, Alex Rlston, Dennis Bolger; representative! to Grand Lodge, James C. Soott. Clarion Presbytery. ' The Clarion Presbytery will convene in the Presbyterian church of Rey noldsvlllo at 2:30 p. tn., Tuesday, A prill Kith. Tho Moderator, Rev. C. L. Brad shaw, will preach the opening sermon. At 4 o'clock Secretary J. M. McJunklrr. D. D., will deliver an address on "Syn od leal Misslous and Sustentatlon."' The evening session will be strictly of a. popular character. "The Question of the Sabbath" will be discussed by the Rev. Frank P. Brltt, of Corsica, and. an address of particular interest to all. young people, will be delivered by Rev.. J. L. Proudflt, of New Bethlehem, on the subject, "Some Hindrances to the Life and Work of a Society." There will be threesesslons on Wednesday. De tailed announcement In next week's is sue. A hearty invitation is extended, you to attend tbesoVmeeting. Easter Among the Churches. Large congregations attended Easter servlcos in the various churches of town Sunday. Rev. W. F. Rebcr, pastor of Presby terian church, preached a special Easter sermon Sunday morning, tho ctoir fur nished special music and tho church was beautified with potted plants. At the M. E. church Rev. Perry A. Reno preached an Easter sermon Sun day morning and In the evening a spec ial service of scripture and song was conducted by the pastor. Potted plants wero consplclous uround the pulpit. Special sermon was preached in the Baptist church on Sunday morning by Dr. A. J. Meek and tho choir furnished special music. There were potted plants around tho pulpit. Tho decorations of cut flowers and potted plants around the altar in tho Catholic church wore exceptionally fine and the singing by tho choir was excel lent. Fho Fumers' Mass wasonjoyed by a largo congregation. The Vesper ser vices were especially fine. Heavy Snow Storm. Tho snow storm lust Wednesday did more damugo to telephone and tele graph lines thnn any storm we have hud for years. It required several days to get tho wires In shapo to send a tele gram or telephone message On Wed nesday the dispatchers on tho Low Grade railroad could not Issue orders to trains and the trains had to get over the railroad the best they could with out orders. By actual measurement twenty Inches of snow fell on a level piece of ground on George Burtop's farm in Beechwoods Wednesdny, April 3rd. The snow on tho railroad weigh scales at Soldier mine Wednesday morn ing weighed almost 2,500 lbs. " Took to the Woods. Ludwig Murtzeoskle and Leo Grevln ack had a fight In West Reynoldsville Sunday and Leo got his eyes trimmed In black. Monday ho had a warrant Is sued for Ludwig and Constablo P. J. Ward went to Fuller's station yesterday to arrest Ludwig, but whon he saw the constablo coming he took to the woods and Mr. Ward aftor him. When tho officer pulled his revolver Ludwig sur rendered. Constablo Ward brought Ludwig to town on tho 11;32 a. m. train and took him before 'Squire J. D. Woodrlng. Leoiuled to appear and Ludwig was flntrS KUK) and costs and put under ball for his good behavior for six months. A Cold Surprise. Tho Daughters of Robekah gave tho members of tho I. O. O. F. lodge at this pluco a vory palatablo surprise Satur day evening by sorvlngJa. cream and cako to them aftor lodge was out. The Odd Fellows didn't know It was coming Thero was such an abundance of lco cream and cako that the lodge men couldn't get away with It all, although each man taxed their utmost capacity to do so. We Want an Appropriation Too. Jefferson county's representative in the Legislature has introduced a bill appropriating $20,000 to Punxsutawney borough, the homo of Representative Hamilton, or the purpose ol straight ening the channel of Mahoning creek In that borough to prevent the Hooding ol the town several times a year. II ur succeeds in gutting this appropriation wo will petition him to get a like ap propriation for our town. Material for Phosphate Factory. Josoph Bollinger, a farmer who re sides near town, thinks that Reynolds ville would bo an excellent place to start a phosphate factory, because thero are enough worthless dogs and impu dont young chaps in town who stand on the cornors and make insulting re marks as young ladies go by to furnish plenty of material Tor'the factory. Interesting Meeting. Tho Union Prayor meeting hold in tho lecture room of tho M. E. church at six o'clock Easter morning was led by Dr. A. J. Muck, pastor of the Baptist church. There wore a hull hundred young people present. The meeting was very interesting and profitable to all who attended. For Sale. The Celebrated Quaker Bath Cabin ets. Inquire or write, H. W. Horpol agent, Ueynoldsvllle. Good pasture for cows at $1.25 per month. Good water. Open May 1st. Inquire of Wm. Gibson. Have you seen the Ultra shoes for ladles? If not, do not delay. Robinson's) Four houses to rent to glass workers near glass factory. Inquire of W. F. Marshall. Johnston & Wolan have a ft no line of Emerson's shoes for gentlemen. Sue them. Narrow reversible 4-ln-hunds at M 11 llrens. John Flynn. merohant tailor, makes up-to-date suits. Try him. Keystone mixed paints are guaran teed and none butter are made. Can be had at Keystone Hardware Co.'s. Call at Sutter's and soe the finest lluo of dress goods ever shown in our city. Grand Duo Derbies at Mllllrens. I have soino exceptionally good values in silver spoons, knives and forks. Come and see. C. F. Hoffman, New clothlSg for men and Mllllrens. boys at Get a 'pair of Walk-Overs, on the Duka last, they are titters. Robinson's. Accepted 'an Editorship. Riiiunn E. Koehler. who has been- loreman In The Star ollieo over right years, lius resigned tiial position to tie- cpt a position us editor ot too jmnnra nicrtrmi, a new paper at uonorn, l u., a new town on tho Mnnnngnhola river, about forty miles from Pittsburg.. Mr. Koehler is a young man ol good nanus, is ambitious, has ability, and will mnke good iournullst. wnilo wo regret vory much to lose him, yet we aro glad that an opportunity has coino to him that makes it possible for him to get experience In the editorial chair. Ho has our best wi-ines lor success as an trn itor. Mr. Koehler went to Donma Monday. He will not move his family away from hero at present. .Mr. Koehler lias tieen an active mem ber of tho M. E. church and will be missed by that church. He Is an cx presldentof tho Epworth League, sec retary of tho board of trustees and a teacher In tho Sunday School Mr. Koehler was elected burgess ol West Reynoldsville last year for a term of three years. Judge John W. Heed will be called upon to appoint u our gess to 1111 tho vacancy caused by Mr. Koehler's .leparture. Chn les 8. 1-iord, an experienced nnu first-eliiss printer und a trustworthy young man, will succeed Mr. Koehler us foreman of Till-: STAR ofllce, and we cun guarantee that we will continue to turn out excellent job worn, lor wnien THE STAR job department bus been noted in the past. "Uncle Tom's Cabin." "Unelo Tom's Cabin" will be played In the opera bouse on Wednesday and Thursday nights of this week by home talent. The cast, ol ciiaraciers is us follows: Undo Tom - Clement Flynn ,egree - - Albert Gelslor umption Cute - Winlield Slerley George Harris Lloyd Gourlcy St. Clnro - - Bert Conn Shelby - - Walter Kerr .Marks - . 1" vv ara Deacon Perry - - G. Lisle Haley - Charles Gunns Sambo - - Will lllanehaid Qui m bo - - Charley Cannon Nva y.elmu Miiuticr Eliza - Mary Hurge Topsy - Zoo Woodward Aunt UphoMa, .Margaret it. t.orsune Cassy - Minnie Kelly Mario - - - Marie Hli-s Emtiielilie Josic Woods Burke vs. overseers, etc. Songs, euke- Whlks, and other dunces, iubleau. Tickets on sub at Sloke's drug store. Resolutions of the Protected Home Circle on the Death of R. E. McKee. Whereas, Death luiti invaded our ranks ami taken from our midst an esteemed und faithful brother mid mem ber of the Reynoldsville Protected Homo Circle No. 217 In tho person of Ralph E. McKee, therefore. In; it Hmolml. That while we bow In sub mission to the w ill of Cod, yet we shull mlsB his presence and counsel in our or der. Wo hereby express our sincere, sympathy to his widow and two little daughters and commend them to the care of Him wlioenn heal all our wounds. Jbxnliutl. Tlint our charter lie draped for a period of thirty days and that these resolutions bu recorded In our minute book and that a copy of them bo sent to Mrs. McKee. Mrs D. W. Atwater, 1 Mrs. A. J. Meek, SCom. Mr. J. A. Welsh, ) April 2, liktl. Buried Sunday. Wavlo Jano Brumbaugh, aged 2 years, 2 months and 7 days, duughter of David L. and M. S. Brumbaugh, of Paradise, died Friday. April fl, l'.MIl. Wuvlo had boon 111 with scarlet fevor, but her death was caused by heart trouble. Funeral services were held at tho Sy phrit church Sunday forenoon, conduct ed by Rev. J. R. Montgomery. Intor- ment was made In byphlrt cometory. Wanted a woman to clean houso. Inqulro at Hotel Imperial. Paper hanging of all kinds dono on' short notice. Practical work guaran teed. H. E. Phillips, decorator, Reyn oldsvlllo, l'a. For portieres, laco curtains, curtain poles and window shades go to Shlck & Wagner's. When cleaning house send tho furni- turo you wish dono over to Northumer & Kelhick, Woodward bldg., Main st. See our flno lino of notions Sutter's, the now storo. W, E. Lucas, the plumber, is ready to do all kinds of work in his lino. Shop on Fifth street, near gas ollieo. Latest styles in shoes at Johnston Si Nolan s shoe parlors. Call and see shoes and got their low prices. Something novel In hats at Mllllrens. Butter equipped than over to do bicy cle repairing and a full lino of sundries in stock. Uotiman s biko repair shop. Williams' shoes excoll all others in quality and prioo. Ultra shoes, fit for a quuon, prio 13.50. Sold only by Robinson's. See the three-tics-ln-one at Mlllirons Wall paper at Reynolds'. Summer dress goods at any pricu at butters. A six-lid No. It range for only $20.00 at tho Keystone lldw. (Jo.'s; also a lluo line of gus ranges and hot plates. Patent kid slioee for Indies, very swoll; price $.1.00. Kobinsou s. Sixty pairs of misses' shoes that were formerly $1.50, now 75o., sizes 11 to 2 at Williams.' Full lino of Reed's ladies' shoes at Johnston & Nolan's at cost. Phlt-Ecst shoos 7 tho vory nowest stylus Price $3.00.' Robinson's, Williams' shoes. Knox bats at Mllllrens. See Gibson's optlcul ad. Now spring shirts at Millirona, Gilt papers from 10j up at Reynolds', Tablet with every pair of shoot shoes at Williams.' Council Meeting. Tho rogular meeting of the town council was held Tuesday evening. Pres. Delblo In the chair and all mem bers present. C. Mitchell, chief burgess, reported collection of licenses and permits to be 2K.00. G. W. Swart., tnx collector, reported tuxes collected in March to bo, Borough, 2U7; Boro Bond, J21.73, Water $-8.09; Light, M0.42; Poor, I2H.U7. C. C. Gibson, ono of tho borough aud itors, was present and stated that the borough d,,-ilicato was not correct Vid asked the council to have It correct d. L. M. Simmons presented a petition requesting tho council to have the ox tension of (1th street opened from Main to Willow alloy, which was referred to the street committee to report at next meeting. M. J. Farrell presented a petition re questing tho council to extend 2nd street from Main toGraut street, which was referred to thu street committee. Orders amounting to $."4.48 wero or dered drawn. Tho council requested Wm. Fostor to look after tho public fountain. Tho council decided to hold their mouthy meetings In the 1(. B. L. Ass'n ollieo. Tho salaries of tho solicitor and clerk were made same as last year. The clerk was Instructed to notify tho assessor to assess tho dogs. Tho clerk was . Instructed to notify Win. F. Marshall, sup't of tho R. & h . C. R'y to comply with the borough or dinance in regard to running trains through the borough. The street commissioner was Instruct ed to report the condition of sidewalks at tho next regular meeting. President appointed the following committees: Street Cochran, Delblo and Smith. Sewer Cottle, King and Smith. Finance Farrell, King and Pierce. Ordinance Cottlo, Smith and Pierce. Building Smith, King and Cochran. No further business. Adjourned. A Rural Comedy. "Joshua Simpklns," one of the suc cessful plays of the day with the masses, will bo produced here on i rlday even ing, April 12th. The delightful char iiotormiics of those plays are tho quaint costumes worn by many of the charact ers, and the country style of speech und actions, while true and uatural, and druws one closer to nature, keeps an nudienee in continuous laughter, und it sits and enjoys Itself hugely at the suc cession of picturesque surprises. One of the pleasing features of "Joshua Siiiipkins" is thu line orchestra that furnishes their part of tho performance between acts with beautiful operatic melodies and sensational descriptive pieces In which inecliauicul eltects ure introduced. This company also carries a line bund, which will parade tho prin cipal streets on day of performance In tits city, dressed up In regular wneat- lleld stylo, and Is said to create more fun on the street than the clowns at the Illinium show. Tho company carry nil their own spetiul scenery, and during the action of tho comedy many singing and dancing speciultles are introduced. Tickets on sale at Stoke s drug store. Notice. To whom it mav concorn: All persons aro hereby notltled and requested not to place or pile mine props and other materials on the pub ic road nenr the West vvinslow election house und elsewhere on tho public roads, to the danger of tho travelling public. Those persons having placed these or other obstructions on tho roads are re quested to remove tho same without delay. v. tt. i loLMAN. I stinervisors L. P. McCi.eery, J Wlnslow Twp. (jood People. ou cannot bo good unless you are clean. If vou have not the proper faclll ties for bathing at homo you can nnu, iiiom at it. w.uerpois tonsoriai par lor. Tub showers or cabinet bath. Chickens Wanted. Any number of chlckons, from 20 to 200, wanted at Hotel McConnell. Write or call, giving price pur pound. , Say I Wo have horses, cows, hay, feed drugs, dry goods, groceries, McCorralck machines for salo. J. C. KINO & Co. For Sale. 20.000 rolls of wall papor. AH now stock and vory stylish. The latest things In stripes and oriental stock. lluynoidB urug store All sorts of wall papor hanging, plain or fancy, dono on short notico. Book your order now with II. E. Phillips, painter and decorutor, Key noidsvuio, i a You can find all the latest stylus in spring footwear at Robinson's. Shlck & Wagner will have a new line of Eaton jackets on Saturday, April 13. Ask to soe them. Odd lots of wall paper 5o per roll at Reynolds.' t The greatest soloctlon of fancy half hose at Mllllrens. Gibson, the optician, who visits here has boon unusually successful. See him if your eyes or eyesight are imperfect. Patont leather shoes with heavy light solo, mat kid top.Jatest styled lusts, price W-.M. uobinson s. Soe the Mllllron Special for your spring derby. , Tablets glvon away with school shoes at Johnston & Nolan s. Rodgcrs knives and forks at a special price at U. r . tlotlman s. A largo assortment of the celebrated Knox hats at Millirens. A nice stock of window shades! lino leums, oil cloths, etc., just received at tho Keystone Hardware uo.'s. Blcyols riding will soon be here. Take your bike to Hoffman's repair shop and have it put in stiape. i If you want a perfect fit, order suit from John Flynn, tho tailor. Frost bitten feet auloklv cured bv Clydesdale Ointment relief oomes after the first application. You should try it. bold at ine drug store, ski. Glimpses Mrs. Marl ings, Pa. Father Dr last week. Miss Flororira mont Sunday, Father D1scoli wt ays last yeek. , . Henry liorrls, of Fara burg thlsVeek. Goorgo i. William and v Baxter Mffndoy. David it. Young wss In I em lat Friday. W k.. T.neaa. tba nhimbnr. i day Irl Brookville. V . MlsS Mary SiHjers, of DuUOlt,, Ing Miss Ma Miles. Miss Kate Nolan is visiting ln Bothlohom this week. ) Mrs. M. E. Rldgoway visited In j wood a day lost week. I Miss Morta Boylos, of DuBols, isi lng Miss Eleanor Reed. I Father O'Sulllvan, of New Vk hem, was in town Friday. 1 Miss jMcno iMurpny, vne ran, spent Sunday in Brookville. M. J. Coyle is clerking In the Stoke Co. department store. IT- 1 T- M MnPkaMii BIvv Run, were in town Friday. Et est Duff, a printeriromNewB leherV Is working In THE STAR offlc G. M. Crawford,of Pittsburg, k Sunday with his piarents in thl plac Miss Lottie Craior, of Fleanora, 1 visiting In New Bf tulehetn this week Miss Helen MulOon, of Altoona, vlslA ted her mothero this place tne pastv week. Miss school t(i Bols. John Pittsbi pust wee Prof. C. K. Hawthorn DuBols, spent Sunday oldsville. II. L. Lukehsrt former citizen of 1 Saturday. I Misses Ethelyf King visited in I of last week. Prof. A. J. I visited the fornix Pa., last week Miss Edith HI her aunt. Sutter, of and Monday plaoe. , tonahuo, of Hastl turt.ed boilie Monday morning short vlsitlin this plaoe. Seloo !ohnoy, an employ In the 1 Creek J, office, spent Snm his par ts In this place. T Mrs. , G. Meeker, who has 1 itlng h went-tt ' parents In this place attnor Pittsburg Friday. Tho.'las F. Adam,. 'of the Robic Shoo Co, and Will Herpel tlaltej I New Bctihleheili this week. Miss lira Kline, left here Tour on a twoor three weeks' , visit In, ' ' KonslngUpn and Pittsburg. Homor Brumbaugh, of Franklin, . In town the J JtoftlV' weok sh his househol Aroods toV1ranfcUnf Ed. Durn.1, of Ckmnsltrnr his brotheMtsJaw, A. B. W West Reynoldivllle tho first i week. f 'l Mrs. John C. Hirst was ob Johnspnburg last Thursday by i ous Illness of Chester Jelbart, nepnew. yw Mrs. S , v - ... . ft-;relgnt, wn( lng ber pi vTftt Derry Stat. rnorelitfid 'y, Pa., returr Monday., t Charles J" taught scf t past term J W u. to attend I jbge, Mrs. Be? ,'lark, up last Frujy to i Eason and see the ly arrived at Mr. : Miss vAnn& p; and Miss Sarab wont to Bellovi. the Academy - J. E. Boyle, r a West his paran and ot weokf ycr, of v St- M f ,Gel at Jail whioh spondil oeptinJ Elmer Reynolds . days of tv He was. t now, ye t
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