The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-28
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

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Mushrooms and toadstools must be
second cousins.
Robinson guarantees boots and shoes
to be just as represented.
A good gas well was struck near
Punxsutawney one day last week
"Where can rent house?" is a
common question in Reynoldsville.
At Robinson's shoe store you get
value for your money every time.
Clearfield is to have an electric street
railway with 100000 capital stock.
The burgess edct in regard to the
Sunday law was respected last Sunday.
Some person was throwing rocks at
Policeman Mincer one night last week.
Did you talk in the phonograph that
was at Hotel Belnap several days during
the week?
A wagon load of little scabby peaches
was sold ON the street Monday for $l.50
per bushel.
N. Hanaus clothing store will be
closed from 500 p. NJ. Friday until 600
p. NJ. Saturday.
Be sure to attend the electric railway
meeting in Centennial hall at eight
o'clock Monday evening.
The Jefferson County Medical associa-
tion held their regular monthly meeting
at Brookville last Friday.
w. S. Ross, proprietor Ross House, is
having stone hauled to pave the street
from his house to the hotel barn.
G. w. Swartz, the genial groceryman,
has had new floor put in his store
room and an addition built thereto.
Frank Mcconnell has added pretty
spotted fawn to the geological collection
at the Hotel Pantall in Punxsutawney.
Dallas Neff, of Punxsutawney, won
the little gold watch rallied off by Sam.
Gibbon who was in Reynoldsville selling
chances for 1t.
Young ladies may avail themselves
of the advantages Of the public night
schools a. well as young gentlemen.
1t is free for all.
There are more STAR gazers in
Reynoldsvillc every Wednesday now
than was ever known of before; and still
they increase daily.
Rev. Fl. G. Furbay, of Reynoldsville,
and Rev. Baker, of Brockwayville,
Presbyterian ministers, exchanged
pulpits last Sunday.
fit is unlawful to sell boys cigarettes,
where, sin the name of Sam Hill," are
they getting them unless some one is
fracturing the laws?
Some enterprising man will frd it
good investment to build houses to rent
in this thriving town. Necessity
demands more houses.
AT the regular meeting of the
Punxsutawney Building and Loan
Association last week money was sold
at premium of 10 per cent.
A little son of John Pomroy was
severely bitten on the leg by dog one
day last week and the dog, for its
naughtiness, received a dose of cold
lead.
A motion was passed at the Presby-
terry held at Big Run last week for all
:. the Presbyterian pastors of the Clarion
presbytery to exchange pulpits on the
second Sunday Of December.
The Jefferson county teachers insti-
tute will begin on November 14th this
year. This is considerable in advance
of the custom of former years, the usual
time being the holiday week.
The Brookville fair was we'll attended
last week and was up to the standard
for attractions. Gamblers, be it said
to the credit OF the managers, were
conspicuous by their absence.
Mr.. A. d. David, the Prohibition
lecturer will speak again in the Centen-
nisl hall on Friday evening, September
S0th. Everybody is especially invited
TO come and hear this lecture.
The correspondentfrom Clarion Mines
70 the Dubois Courier says; Several OF
our citizens are moving to Reynolds
VILE. Among them sre some Of the
lest base ball players In the club"