The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-16
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

a iull line Oi leather DOOtS NJ ltoDln-
sons.
What fools some people do make Of
themselves.
Eight jurors from Reynoldsvile for
December term.
Boys oil grain school shoes. all solid,
$l.25 at Robinson's.
There is one case of diphtheria in
West Reynoldsville.
For envelopes, note heads, invitations,
&c, call at THE STARofice.
The Falls Creek Herald has moved
into new and commodious Office.
Is not the Baker ballot law n little
expensive? What thinketh thou?
, New Winter Millinery goods at Mrs.
Kate $. Smeltzcr East Jackson ST.
"Widow Murphy's Goat" at Reynolds
opera house on Thursday, Nov. 18th.
Reynoldsville wants men who have
money and are not afraid to invest 1t.
See the advertisement Of "IIome
Study of Metal Mining" in this issue OF
THE STAR.
Dame Rumor says prominent young
merchant of Reynoldsville will soon
become benedict.
II. NJ. Iseman, the American Express
agent, has been on hunting expedition
during the past week.
The Cheap Johns store in the Cen
tennial hall store room has just received
anew supply of goods.
NJ. a. Makell will confer favor on
the American Express agent in this
place by calling at his Office.
Only seventeen Reynoldsville citizens
have concluded within the past week
that they would like to be postmaster
here.
Marriage license has been granted to
Fred. w. Zeitler and Elivra G. Strouse,
relict of Jacob Strouse, both of Reyn-
oldsville.
An application of paint and paper has
made a decided improvement on the
interior of Glenn Millirens gents
furnishing store.
A number oi Reynoldsville Democrats
went to Dubois Monday evening to
participate IN the jubilee over the
Democratic victory.
The Record says that over $1,000
changed hands in the vicinity Of
Brockwayville on election bets, ranging
from $500 to $4,000.
On Friday and Saturday the personal
property of Henry Kroh deceased, will
be sold at public sale at his late
)residence in Winslow township.
There will be preaching in the
Lutheran church Sunday morning at
11.00 A. NJ. in German, and in the
evening at 100 p. M. in English.
Rev. p. j. Slattery will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon in the Presbyte-
rian church on Thursday of next week.
Service to commence at 11.00 A. NJ.
"A. G. Milliren and DR.. B. f. Hoover,
members OF the |. o. o. F. lodge OF
Reynoldsville, went to Penfeld yester-
day with the remains of Geo. Austin.
Rathmel is to have livery stable.
The building will soon be completed
and eight good rigs will be ready for
the service Of the people of that town.
Pennsylvania railroad time tables will
hereafter be translated into different
foreign languages including German,
} French, Spanish, Italian and Swedish.
So says the Ridgway Democrat.
Thompson Wray, of West Reynolds
vile, was arrested Monday morning for
threatening to kill one of the Drinks.
He was bound over to court, and furn-
ished $4,000 bail for his liberty until
court convenes.
The inspection train on the A. v.
R'y made its annual trip over the road
last Friday. David McCargo, S. B.
Rumsey and all the section bosses of
the main line and Low Grade Div.
were on the train.
T. w. Let's, editor of the Carrolltown
Ners, who was called here to attend
the funeral Of his son-in-law, George
Austin, called at THE STAR Office
\ Monday. Mr.. Let's is an energetic
and live newspaper man for one Of his
bge, and made success Of the Penfeld
<1nar1or xvhan adftor NJ a.