The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-22
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

Fourth?
Prof. Stamey's two months of school
will close Friday.
Reynoldsville will be The place TO
spend your Fourth.
The painters and carpenters of Reyn
: oldsville are kept busy.
We are thankful to Mrs. J. B. Ayers
for some fine wedding cake.
Ladies walking shoes at Robinsons
IS, $1.0O. $l.25, 81 80 & $l.75.
The Democratic primaries will prob
ably be held on the 9th Of July
y Have You contributed to the Titus
vile and Oil City relief fund yet?
Mrs. Samuel Brilharts friends gave
her surprise party Monday evening.
Ladies' and gentlemen's sadles for sale
or hire at Ed. G. Burns livery stable.
The experience of all live business
men has been that it pays to advertise.
This is the only town in the county
that will have a celebration of any
great extent.
The amount of seated tax for Jefrer-
son county last year was $37 900, this
year it will be $45, 900.
A. M. Woodward will continue to run
the drug store recently purchased by
Alexander and Deible
Jack O'Brian had the index finger on
his right hand smashed while coupling
coal cars at Big Soldier Saturday.
Two runaways occurred this week by
the carelessness of allowing spirited
horses to stand without being tied.
The East End Jems of Brookville
challenge a good second nine of Reyn-
eoldsville or Dubois to play a game of
ball.
The present lookup is beauty as it
stands exposed to public view. 1t looks
like "bump on log" on the large rink
floor.
Alex. Whitehill, the ball pitcher of
this place, had one of his fingers broken
last week while practicing on tho ball
ground.
There was no preaching in the NJ. Il.
church Sunday evening on account of
the serious illness of Rev. Murray's
little boy.
Idle men are not to be found in Reyn-
oldsville. A few lazy representatives of
mankind can be found on the shady side
of the streets.
| The excursion to Lindsey Sunday took
$50 Reynoldsville people to witness the
dedication ceremonies. A number
drove over in buggies.
The b., r.. & p. R'y will run great
~'Moonlight Excursion" to Niagara Falls
on Saturday evening, June 25th. The
fare for round trip is only $3.50.
, The members of the Epworth League,
of the ME- Church, held "Pie Social"
in the G. A. II. hall on Wednesday eve-
ming of last week. 1t was an enjoyable
affair.
The new paper and the application of
the painters brush has made decided
improvement on the interior OF the post
office. A number of new boxes will be
put in.
II the fellow who took the barometer
away from in front of VIM. Copping's
store in Prescottville, recently, returns
the same he may save himself some
trouble.
This is commencement week at the
Central State Normal school at Lock
Haven. There are twelve pupils atten-
ding the school from this immediate
vicinity.
Ninian Cooper assisted County Treas
,urer McWilliams on Thursday and Fri
day Of last week at Hotel Mcconnell to
receive the ''filthy lucre" for state and
county tax.
The Driftwood Gazette enters upon its
seventeenth volume this week. j. T.
Earl, the editor, is live young man,
full of push, and gives Driftwood good
local paper.
The Republican primaries are over
and all the candidates did not get the
nominations for the respective offices
4 they we're after, as they were sanguine
they would before the primaries.