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Often a child's general
health is good, and yet
the mother knows there
is something wrong with
him just what, she may
be unable to determine.
How old is your child?
Is he peevish and l.rl- -table?
Does he grind his
teeth? Does his nose
itch? Is his breath of
fensive? Is his appetite
abnormal? If the child
is four to twi Ive years
old, and has those symp
toms It is safe to assume
that ho Is troubled with
worms.
Nyal's Worm Wafers
kill and remove worms.
Pleasant to take. Only
25 cents.
Would so many people
becommending this drug
store if It were not above
the average?
Stoke & Feicht
Drug Company
ft Llttl6ol EverutlilnQ.
Sunday school convention next week.
Big celebration at Keynoldsville July
3rd and 4th. x
J. W. Foust is visiting bis mother
in Huntington this week.
Knights of Pythias reunion at Sykes
vllle next week, June II.
Industrial and fantastic parade at
Reynoldsville July 3rd.
Mrs. J. K. Johnston entertained some
lady friends Friday evening.
James F. Mulhollan bought a fine
team of draft horses Monday morning.
The Summerville Telephone Compa
ny is now giving day and night service.
' If you want to have a good time
at little expense, arrange to come to
, Reynoldsville July 3rd and 4tb.
A baTl team from this place played a
Brookville team at the latter place Sat
urday and was badly defeated.
Frank Iseman, formerly of this place,
now in Warren, Pa., was married to
a young lady in that city last week.
One day last week some pur sew put
a number of 3 cent pieces in circulation
and they are being passed as dimes.
The auditors' report of the Winslow
township school district for year end
ing June 1, 1008, will ba found in this
issue of The Star
G. C. Strouse is in Philadelphia this
week attending Grand Lodge of F.
u
1
A. M. as representative from John
.Reed Lodge No. 536.
Some years ago the letter "h" was
tropped off of Pittsburg, but the news
apers of that city now add the "h"
lid spell it Pittsburgh.
Miss Lillian Ida Phillips and Harry
awrence Goss will be married at the
ome of the bride1 parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Matthew Phillips, at 5.00 p. m.
Ito-day. ,
William T. Cox, who has been in
e shingle business several years,
installing a bhingVe mill in this place
nd will soon be ready to manufacture
J Singles.
A dime social for benefit of the Wo
ian'8 Relief Corps will be held at the
ome of Mrs. W. A. Leech In West
Keynoldsvuie vriaay evening, June b.
Everybody invited. v
I Three-year-old son of J. H. Baugh-
han, of West Reynoldsville, swallowed
fbean la;t Friday and the doctor bad
fo labor bard to keep the little fellow
rom choking to death.
The Helping Hand Society of the
letbodlst church will in the future
hold their markets in the vacant store
Voom of the Syndicate building. Instead
.ft the basement of the church.
The M. E. Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Weed In West Reynolds
ville at 4.00 p. m. Friday. Luncheon
it 6.00. Husbands of members in
cited. Tie Baptist Homo Missionary Society
will meet at home of Mrs. Dr. J. H.
Murray Thursday evening. Luncheon
1 10 o'clock. It Is requested tbat all
Ite boxes VOW put be returned that
Ight.
HATCHET WIELDER ICOMING.
Mrs. Carrie Nation will Deliver Two Ad
dresses in Reynoldsville. '
Mrs. Carrie Nation, who has become
famous as a temperance advocate, not
because she is a great orator but on ac
count of using her hatchet so freely in
.smashing mirrors and other breakable
property, will deliver two addresses in
Reynoldsville this week. On Thursday
evening, June 4, she will speak In Park
Theatre, and Friday afternoon at two
o'clock in the Park Theatre. The ad
mission to these meetings Is free and
everybody Invited to attend. There Is
no doubt but that Mrs. Nation will get
a large audience to-morrow evening.
Miss Clara Smouse, of Pittsburg,
and Mrs. P. J.'ICasey and son, James,
of Falls Cteek, were the guests of
Mrs. J.S. McDonald over Sunday.
On Monday of next week, June 8,
will take place the county treasurer's
sale of seated and unseated lands for
unpaid taxes. The sale will take place
at the courthouse In Brookville at 10.00
a. m.
Ernest J. Benson, of Curwensyille,
who was operated on . In Clearfield
hospital about three weeks ago for
appendicitis, Is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Benson, in West
Reynoldsville.
Fred Williams, of Sligo, son of G.
P. Williams, an engineer on the Sligo
branch of the P. R. R., formerly of
West Reynoldsville, is now the regular
baggagemaster at the P. R. R. station
at this place.
One of Lawyer McDonBld's boys nar
rowly escaped being drowned, in Hoff
man's dam one day last week. The lad
had gone in beyond bis depth and was
going down the third time when he was
rescued. He was limp when taken out
of the water.
A. W. Mulhollan, of Rathmel, one
of the supervisors of Winslow town
ship, went to Lawton, W. Va., the
latter part of last week to bring his
wife home, who is ill. Mrs. Mulhollan
went to Lawton to visit two brothers
and took III while there.
Robert E. Lucas, father of our towns
man, Will E. Lucas, died at his home
in Brookville on Thursday, May 28,
1908, aged 72 years. Interment was
made In the Brookvile cemeteryon the
afternoon of Decoration Day. Mr. and
Mrs. Will E. Lucas attended the funeral
Mention was made in The Star last
week that Joseph McKernan bad been
called to Ogdensburg, N. Y., on ac
count of illness of his daughter, Miss
Susie McKernan, who has typhoid
fever. Miss Susie was not able totoe
brought borne. She Is in a hospital at
Ogdensburg.
By an oversight we neglected to
mention last week that our contempor
ary, the Volunteer, bad changed its
form from a four page eight column
paper to an eight page six column
paper. We consider the change a
decided improvement in the appear
ance of the paper.
The annual meetings of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
of Clarion Presbytery will be held In
the DuBois Presbyterian church on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
this week. A number of Presbyterian
ladles of this place will attend some
of the sessions of the convention.
The DuBois Sub-District Epworth
League convention was held in the
M,E. church at Sykesville on Monday
and Tuesday of this week. Forrest
Ressler and Miss Ltllie Northey rere
delegates from the Reynoldsville Chap
ter. A number of Leaguers from this
place attended the night sessions.
An old criminal was once asked what
was the first step that led him to ruin,
and he said: "The first step that led
me to my downfall was cheating an
editor out of a year's subscription.
When I had done that the devil had
such a grip on me that I could not
shake him off." S'. Marys Gazette.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swanson, of
Efirl, Pa., came to Reynoldsville over
five weeks ago to visit Mr. and Mrs.
John Zimmerman and were only here a
day or two until one of their children
took diptheria and tbey were quaran
tined thirty days. Mr. and Mrs. Swan
son and children returned home Mon
day. Tbe nineteenth anniversary of Moun
tain Cliff Castle, Knights of Golden
Eagle, of Reynoldsville, was celebrated
in tbe Knights of Pythias ball last
night with a banquet and entertain
ment. There was a large attendance
and It was an enjoyable celebration.
Rev. J. C. McEntire, of Reynolds
ville, gave an interesting address.
There were songs and recitations on
tbe program also. The luncheon
served was a good one.
Common school diplomas have been
sent to all those who passed tbe exami
nation this spring, and who left envel
opes with tbe committee. Those who
did not leave envelopes or for any other
reason have not received their diplo
mas, also any who bave at any previdus
examination been granted a diploma
and bave not yet received it, please call
for tbe sme or write to tbe superintend
ent for It; in writing for tbe diploma
state when and wbere you took tbe ex-
- I . f A 1 .J
J jmd stamped envelope.
Will Publish List.
List 4 of tbe ' subscriptions to the
Fourth of July fund will be published
In the town papers as soon as list is
completed.
School Board Re organized.
The West Reynoldsville school board
re-organlzed Monday night with follow
ing members: W. P. Woodrlng pres
ident, O. B. Johnston secretary, T.
D. Brewer treasurer, M. H. Stiles,
W: A. Leach and Harry Bryan.
Jumped on Broken Bottle.
Bruce Emerlck, seven-year-old son
of Bert Emerlck, of Emerickvllle, cut
bis right foot badly Monday evening
by jumping on a broken bottle. The
internal plantar artery was severed.
Bruce was on a fence and jumped off
Into the grass and did not see tbe
broken bottle.
Game This Afternoon.
Tbe game of baseball, between the
Reynoldsville and Helvetia Inter-County
League clubs, tbat was to bave been
played yesterday afternoon was post
poned until this afternoon. Game will
be called at 3.30. Tbe Helvetia team
defeated the Reynoldsville team at Hel
vetia last Friday 6 to 4 and a good game
can be expected to-day.
Establishes a Record.
Sheriff Grant Scheafnocker is
among those who are willing to be
lieve that there is somewhat of a
panic on band at present writing.
Since Saturday he has had in the
county jail but one solitary prisoner,
Frank Liber. It hai been many,
many moons Blnce the ebb and flow
of violators of the law has allowed
the number in the Jefferson county
jail to reach this diminutive figure,
and while it cuts down the Sheriff's
boarding bill the county is to be con
gratulated upon tbe Improved moral
tone which makes it possible to
empty the county bastlle of prisoners.
Brookville Republican.
Armenian Lecturers and Entertainers.
Dikrin BoyajiBn and Ak G. Boyajian,
Armenians, will give an entertainment
In tbe Methodist Episcopal church next
Saturday evening. June 0. The enter
tainment will be Interesting and the
admission is only 15 cents. These young
men are In this country getting an ed
ucation to return and labor among their
own people and they give entertain
ments to raise money to pay for their
education.
Dikrin Boyajian gave a very interest
ing talk in the M. E. 'Church Sunday
evenlny. Tbe persecution of tha Ar
menians by the Turks Is almost too
horrible for a civilized people to hear
of. T
Will Ask Pardon.
An effort is being made to secure , a
pardon for Carmine Pascuzzl, who was
convicted of second degree murder in
the Court of Oyer and Terminer of Jef
ferson counly at the August session,
1904, and sentenced to 'fifteen years Im
prisonment in the WeBtern Peniten
tiary. Another man was arreBted in
Italy after the trial of Pascuzzl and was
tried for the same crime, the Italian
court holding that It had jurisdiction
over its alien subjects, and evidence
adduced upon that trial and confessions
of the prisoner then tried, are said to
prove conclusively tbat be Is the man
who committed the crime for which
Pascuzzl Is suffering. Brookville Re
publican. Banquet and Reunion.
The Epworth League banquet and
reunion held in tbe festal hall of the
Methodist Episcopal church last Friday
evening was attended , by almost one
hundred members of the League and
was a very enjoyable social event. Rev.
H. H. Barr, of DuBois, president of
Clarion District Epworth League, was
toastynaster and he filled the position
very nicely. The following toasts were
given: "Nineteenth Birthday," Dr. J.
A. Parsons; "The Unfaithful Member,"
Harvey S. Ddter; "The Officers," Miss
Cora Mllliren; "Look Up, Lift Up,"
Mies LiUle Northey; "The Ladies,"
George White. Address by Robert P,
Koehler, president of the League. This
was such a pleasant affair that it is
likely the League will hold a banquet
annually hereafter.
Nolans are going to sell ladies' black
oxfords cheap on Thursday and Friday
only.
See the great selection of shirts.
Millirens.
Big reduction on ladles sun shades
Thursday after supper. Blng-Stoke
Co. .
We have th smoothest oxfords for
women you ever saw at $2.50 tbe
pair. Adam's.
Your next suit. Millirens.
Ladies 12.60 dress shoes only tl 48
Thursday evening after supper at Bing
Stoke Co.
It's foolish to suffer long with
catarrh, when Stoke & Feicht Drug
Co. sells Hyomel under guarantee of
quick relief and complete cure or
money refunded.
So tba hew straw hats at Millirens.
Eighteenth Annual Convention.
Below we' publish tbe prbgram for
the eighteenth annual convention of the
Jefferson County Sunday School Asso
ciation, which will beheld In Reynolds
ville Tuesday and Wednesday, June 9
and 10:
PUOGRAM.o
MONDAY EVENINO, JUNE 8, 8.00)
cMethodlHt Episcopal Church. 1
Lecture: Subject, "Mind Vour Own Rus
. Iness l)r. O. W. Miner, Punxsutawney
TUESDAY MORNING, JCNB 9, 9.30.
Baptist Church.
Devotional Rev. J. W. Myers
Greetings ' Dr. A.J. Meek
Response Thos, V. Hendricks
The Sunday School Its Aim
Prof. J. A. Bprenkcl
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 1.30.
Baptist Church.
Devotional Rev. W. 8. Wilson
Suggestions on Primary Work
Miss Clare McCracken
Use and Abuse of Lesson Helps
. Rev. George H. Hill
Address Dr. J. George Recht
"l,ar Marks" of an Up-to-Date Sunday
School Rev. J. H. Jofbart
General Discussion, Conducted by
' Prof. J. A. Bprenkel
TUESDAY EVENING, 8.00."
- Methodist Episcopal Church.
Bong and Praise Service Rev. O. J. Zetler
The Boy Problem Prof. J. A. Bprenkel
A Glimpse Beyond the Horlion..W.G. Landes
State Secretary, Philadelphia
WEDNESDAY MORN1NO, JUNE 10.
Baptist Church.
Devotional Rev. H. L. Ernest
How Conduct the Cradle Roll.
Mrs. Joseph Allshouse
The Bible Class Dr, C. A. Clark
Tbe County Association Standard
W. O. Landes
This topic will be followed by general discus
sion conducted by Mr. Landes.
Solo ... MlssTilla E. Lelby
Executive Session. (All pastors, superintend
ents and delegates are members of this
session.)
I WEDNESDAY AFTEIlNOON. l.aO.;
1 - Baptist Church.
Devotional. ..T Dr. Henry Madtes
Instruction Prof. J. A. Sprenkel
Round Table Discussion
'onducti d by W. U. Landes
Solo Mrs. Tllla E. Lelby
The Sunday School Scholar the (.'oniiueror
of the Saloon... .lie v. George K. tliiwes
Bruddock, Pa.
( WEDNESDAY EVENING, 8.00.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Song and Praise Service Rev. R. F. Howe
Lecture: Forces that Develop
Dr. Chas. L. E. Curtwright, Braddock.
Teachers' Examination.
County Supt. L. Mayne Jones will
hold tbe annual examination at Reyn
oldsville on Thursday, June 25, for
teachers of tbe county. The Com pay re
Psychology soli by E. C. Shields, of
DuBois, will be made the basis of exam
ination In Theory, Examinations be
gin at 8.00 a. ra. Certificates will be In
bands of teachers by July 18th; no cer
tificates issued before July 16th.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Wins.
Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1, Coch
ran, Ga., writes: "I bad a bad sore come
on the instep of my foot and could find
nothing that would heal it until I ap
plied Bucklen's Arnlna Salve. Less
than half of a 25c box won tbe day
for me by affecting a perfect cure."
Sold under guarantee at Stoke & Feicht
Drug Co. drug Btore.
Letter Lint.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
In post office at Reynoldsvilln, Pa., for
week ending May 30, 1908.
Mrs. C. A. Ganing, T. H. Hpler,
Thomas O'Brien.
Say advertised and give date of list
when calling for above.
E O. Burns. P. M.
To Whom It May Concern .
Notice is hereby given to all persons
not to meddle with, buy, lease or use
tbe estate of George Rhoads, deceased,
without the consent of tbe legal heirs
thereto.' Heirs ot Geo. Rhoads.
Trinity Lutheran Church.
Service 1100 a." m and 7 45 p. m.
Sunday School 9.45 a. ra. Luther
League 7.00 p. m.
Don't let your stomach get lazy by
using artificial digestives. Restore It
to natural action with Ml-o-na. 50c
at Stoke & Feicht Drug Co. '
Why pay big prices when you can get
oxfords cheap at Nolan's Thursday and
Friday.
Thursday evening sale starts prompt
ly at 6 o'clock and closes at 8 o'clock.
Bing Stoke Co. .
Knox straw bats. Millirens.
Souffers and barefoot sandals 60o to
$1.25 at Adam's.
See the great eeleotlon of shirts.
Millirens.
Are you attending tbe Thursday
evening after supper sales at Blng
Stoke Co? If not, why not?
The chance of the season for ladles to
get oxfords cheap on Thursday and Fri
day at Nolan's.
i
See the grand selection of boys suits
at Millirens. '
Women's high top tan button shoes
price $3 50. Will Aba sold this week
for 13.00. Adam's.
Misses "Lenox" $1.60 shoe for It 19
Thursday after uhv, Sing-Stoke
Co.
See tbe grand selection of bovs suits
at Millirens.
We give a bottle of white polish with
every pair of white oxfords. Nolans.
Men's $3.00 and $3.50 dress shoes onlv
$1.98 Thursday evening after supper
at Blng-Stoke Co.
Ladles' $3.63 and $3.00 black oxfords
for $2.98 and $2.58 Thursday and Friday
at Nolan's.
TEE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AND FRO.
E. W. Hunter was In Franklin this
week.
Frank. Hartle was in Clarion this
week.
Miss Dora Reed is In Indiana, Pa.,
this week.
Mrs. Bert S. Burns visited In DuBois
last week.
Eugene Murray visited in Clarion
over Sunday. ,
Miss Anna Murray is visiting a sister
at Mahaffey.
Mrs. L. P. Miller spent Sunday in
Punxsutawney.
Miss Berna Hoover is visiting in
Brookville this week.
James T. Evans, wife and children
spent Sunday In DuBois.
Miss Minnie Fish is visiting at
Showers, Clarion county.
Mrs. A. B. Weed was in Oakmont
and Pittsburg this week.
Will Phillips, of McDonald, Is visit
ing bis parents In this place.
Miss Ruth Johnston is visiting Mrs.
Roman Koehler in Donora, Pa.
Miss Zula Hetrick, of Cool Spring, is
the guest of Mrs. J. R. Mllliren.
Mr. and Mrs." Eugene Cochran, of
Brookville spent Sunday in this place.
Henry Robertson and wife, of Force,
Pa., visited In Ratbmel tbe past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Reagln, of Baker
ton, Cambria Co., visited in town this
week.
Miss Sirra George, of Brookville,
spent Sunday with ber sister in this
place.
Mrs. Earl Dempsey, of Dents Run,
was a visitor in town the first of this
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Armagost visited at
Leatherwood and New Bethlehem last
week.
Jarvis Williams, wife and son, Clifton,
spent a couple of days In Brookville tbe
past week.
Mrs. W. B. Cochran, of Baxter, was
the guest of relatives in Reynoldsville
last week.
Miss Dee Foust, of Brookville, visited
Miss Berna Hoover In Reynoldsville
last week.
Miss Emily Hetrick, of Big Run,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Sadie Ford,
In this place.
Miss Caroline Robinson visited ber
Bister, Mrs. R. E. Brown, in Brookville
over Sunday.
Mrs. James Hanley returned yester
day from a visit with her parents at
Curwensvllle.
Mrs. J. R. Elder and Mrs. S. M.
Barclay, of DuBoU, were visitors in
town Friday.
Frank Mercer, an employe in the In
diana Program office, was a visitor in
town Sunday.
Dr. W. B. Alexander and wife spent
Sunday in Curwensville' and were in
Clearfield Monday.
Rev. H. H. Barr and wife, of DuBois,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Alex
Stoke Friday night.
Thomas Jewell and wife visited at
Dayton, Armstrong county, a couple of
days the past week.
Charles B. Elsenhuth, wife and son,
Warren Elsenhuth, visited in New
Bethlehem last week.
Mrs. L. C. McGaw, of Punxsutawney,
visited her mother, Mrs. D. W. Rlston,
In this place Saturday.
Mrs T. H. Armagost and Mrs.
Elizabeth Armagost visited in New
Bethlehem yesterday.
Mrs. G. T. Woodford is In DuBois
nursing her mother, Mrs. A. V. Proc
tor, who 1b seriously 111.
Miss Grace Meek and Andrew Meek
went to Washington county, Pa.,
yesterday to visit relatives.
Mrs L. F. Hetrick and daughter.
MIbs Ada, visited in Lanes Mills and
Brockwayvllle tbe past week.
Mrs. L. O. Gourley, Mrs. K. C.
Scbuckers and Mrs. Hart let Morrow
were in Pittsburg this week.
Mrs. Sablna Fulton, of Florence, Pa.,
visited her sister, Mrs. Robert H.
Wilson, In this place this week.
Miss Nelle Cooper, of Clarion, was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. K.
Johnston, the first of this week.
John Beck and wife, of New Bethle
hem, are visiting the letter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Phillips, in this place.
Mrs. M. B. George, of Clarion, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.
Williams, in West Reynoldsville the
past week.
Dr. R. M. Boyle, of DuBois, who
has been critically ill, is now at home
of bis brother-in-law, J. Van Reed,
in this place.
Mrs. C. R. Hall left here Saturday on
four weeks' trip to Cincinnati, Ohio,
Indianapolis and Green Castle, Ind.,
and l'axton, 111.
William Burge, Jr., was In Pittsburg
a few days last week 'taking In the
Pitteburg-Cincinnatl baseball games at
Exposition Park.
Frank McEnteer, of DuBois, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Mary Parsons is vlilttng in
Meadville, Pa.
Mrs. Fred Barto roturned Monday
from a visit In Phllllpaburg.
FMiss Minnie Trultt, of Ingrabam,
Pa., is visiting her parents In Reyn-
oldBvIlle.
August Benson, of Pittsburgh, visit
ed his parents in West Reynoldsville
tbe past week.
Todd! Seeley and wife, of DuBois,
spent Sunday at home of tbe former's
n U t ILL 1 -
incuar iu vuib umue.
The public schools at Kane will close
this week and MIbs Fay 'Neale will
come home Friday.
MIbs Cora Beer, trained nurse of
Pittsburg, is visiting her motherin
West Reynoldsville. -
J. M. Daily, Sr. and wife, of Penfleid,
visited thetr son and daughter, J. M.
Daily, Jr. and Mrs. G. M. McDonald,
in this place last week.
Miss Julia Kirk, who taught In the
Wllkinsburg high school the past
term, is now at her home in this place
for the summer Vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelni,,of
Watsontown, Pa., are here on account
of tbe serious Illness of the latier's
father, Dr. R. M. Boyle.
Mrs. John Endean, of New Kensing
ton, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs M. Phillips, and her daughter,
Mrs. Harvey S. Deter. In this place. .'
Mrs. J. L. Test, who spent pome .
months with her daughter, Mrs. George :
J. Elliott, in Philadelphia, returned to
ber home in this place last Friday. '
Harry Copping and wife went to Kal
amazoo, Mich., last week. Tbey own
A fnrria whpal and will travnl ihrnnoh -
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Michigan with a carnival company.
Joseph M. King, who was working
at Boyer, W. Va., returned home last
week. He will remain here until the
lumber business gets better in West
Va. '
Mrs. Catherine Smeltzer and daugh
ter, Miss Jessie Smeltzer, go to Cana-
InVmrlA- W V . thla waaIt tn Bnnnrl flnmfl
i ' - - " - " r - ,
lime witn tneiormersaaugnter at in at
place.
Frank HasBon and wife went to
Brookville yestetday to attend the
wedding of the tatter's sister, Miss Mary
Mimeweaser, who was married to G.
W. Hughey.
W. A. Winner, of Newberry, Pa.,
was called here the first of this week by
illness of his wife, who came here laBt
week to visit ber parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. S.Williams.
Misses Aldine Reed and Jan Smith
will go to Washington, D. C, to-morrow
to visit the former's uncle, Fred
Reed, and take in the sights at the
National Capitol.
Walter Breakey, who has been stay
ing with an uncle on a farm near
Stanton. Pa., since school closed, spent
Sunday with his parents in this place,
returning to Stanton Monday. Walter
prefers the rural life to city life.
Mr. ana Kirs, win weeas, oi aduib,
Pa., suburb of Harrlsburg, are visiting
at borne of tbe latter's mother, Mrs.
Ben Kline, near this place. Mr.
Weeks works in a s'oel plant and
was bit in eye with a 'piece of steel
and is now taking a vacation until
his eye gets better.
White and colored overskirts made
from duck and shrunken muslin only
90o at Bing-Stoke Co. Thursday after
sunDor.
Cut prices on ladies' black oxfords
Thursday and Friday only at Nolan's.
Harding Brown muslin only 5c the
yard Thursday after supper. Bing
Stoke Co.
Want Column.
Rates: One cent per word for each and
avorylnaertlon.
Lost Pocketbook containing $2.59
Saturday. Finder please leave at
Star office.
For Rent or Sale The L. F. Het
rick property on Third street. Inquire
ofC. W. Flynn.
For Sale Good cow. Inquire Geo,
Roller.
For Sale Small cabinet organ $15.
Write Joseph E. Kirkwood, Reynolds
ville, Pa.
For Sale or Rent The A. C.
Pierce property on Jackson street. In
quire of M. M. Davis.
For Rent Six room house in West
Reynoldsville; water and gas. Inquire
of G. G. Williams.
For sale Houses, lots and farms. In
quire E. Neff, Esq., Reynoldsville, Pa.
For Rent Store room on Main
st. formerly occupied by Harry Mar
tin's candy store. Inquire of Harry
Mai tin.
For Rent Good six room house on
Hill St., near Fifth. Inquire L. M.
Snyder.
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