The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-10-05
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

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There is a postonice at Hopkins now.
Don't fail to see Robinson's $500
shoes.
Saturday the deer and pheasant
season opened
The term hand, used in measuring
horses, means four inches.
Robinson has best line of mems and
boys boots in Reynoldsville.
II you vote, your taxes must be paid
not later than Saturday the Sth inst.
Milton Dempsey was idle several days
last week on account of "gamc" hand.
The State Convention of the Christian
Endeavor meets at Altoona on the l1th
inst
A large number of Reynoldsville
people attended the PunXsutawncy fair
last week
Willie. youngest son of DR.. S. Reyn-
olds, is in very critical condition with
diphtheria.
Men have been at work the past
week laying water pipe in West
Reynoldsville.
Some person confiscated basket Of
grapes from in front of ]. $. Morrow's
store Saturday evening.
Rev. d. NJ. Kemerer, of Pittsburg,
will preach in the Lutheran church at
this place next Sunday.
About twenty-five people from this
place attended S. J. Mead's funeral at
Dubois Saturday afternoon.
Robt. ]. Thomas has sold his barber
Shop at Ridgway. He may locate here
again, but is not yet positive.
The American House at Brookville
used almost four hundred pounds of
beef on Thursday of the fair week.
Katie starr, young lady twenty
years old, committed suicide at Cur
wensville last Sunday by taking poison.
J. L. Moore, of Washington township,
will sell at public vendue on Oct, goth
lot of live stock, farm implements, etc.
Lewis Ford had the large finger Of
his left hand smashed while coupling
cars on the r., 4 T. G. R'y Sunday
night.
1. Tomorrow, October 9Th, there will
be court at Brookville for naturalization
purposes, and on the 25th inst. argu-
ment court
Two Dubois girls who were driven
from home last Saturday by their father
walked to Kittanning where their
grandmother lives.
A horse owned by Jacob Dickey
''took tumble" in front of L. d..
Trudgen's store last Friday. A broken
shaft was the result.
The Rathmel school opened Tuesday
with A. A. Wingert, of Lock Haven,
principal and Miss Katie McGranor
y IedcntF lOl fObln 4NO.
II was announced in the Catholic
church last Sunday that Ed. Gooder
and Miss Julia Nugent would be married
on Tuesday of next week.
Seth Mead, well known Dubois
man, died suddenly at Falls Creek last
Wednesday evening. Heart failure
was the cause of his demise.
Joshua Harris has not been able to
work for few days on account of
; having his left foot injured by fall of
coal in the Big Soldier mine.
The West Reynoldsville school COM
menced on Monday with the following
instructors in charge: Grant Lucas,
\. Mildred Fuller and Lizzie Burris.
To-day, October 5th, you can 60 to
Pittsburg and return over the A. V. R'y
for 1895, which includes admission into
the exposition Tickets good to return
until Saturday, October Sth.
The District Convention of the
Epworth League will be held in the M
e. church at this place on Wednesday
and Thursday, October 26th and 9th,
1t will be an interesting convention.
Miss Flo Best, the milliner, is in
Pittsburg this week attending the fall
Openings and will return on Thursday
with full line Of the latest styles. II
you want to see something pretty in the
millinery line, call at her store.