The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-10-26

Saturday was pay day at the mines.
A. p. King is the postmaster at
Hopkins.
Best assortment of heavy boots at
Robinson's.
Brockwayville is getting to be quite
lively town.
Ladies' spring heel all solid shoes
$3.50 at Robinson's.
'Onc of the Finest" played to n full
house last evening.
A number of Reynoldsvillc people
went to DuBos ON Columbus Day.
Henry Rodcn has sold his interest in
the livery business at Punxsutawney.
The new Presbyterian church at
Sugar Hill will be dedicated in the near
future.
Mrs. S. 7. Daugherty gave tea
party to her numerous friends last
Thursday evening.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Boody died yesterday afternoon. viii
be buried tomorrow.
Quite number Of country people
attended the sale of Whitaker & Beck's
livery stock Saturday.
The Dubois Local Ne,rs will hereafter
be published on Friday instead of
Saturday, as heretofore.
The Catholic church at Adrian will
be dedicated next Sunday. A special
train will be run from here.
The semi-annual Conference, Clarion
District, of the NJ. L. church, is now in
session at New Bethlehem, Pa.
There will be a wedding in town this
Furbay will be the officiating clergy
man.
Nearly fifteen hundred baskets of
grapes were received by our merchants
within two or three days during the
past week.
Joseph Shaffer, the expressman, has
been sorely afflicted during the past
week with large boil in close proximity
to bis right eye.
The Republican marching club of
this place will go to Punxsutawney to-
morrow evening to attend the Repub-
lican rally at that place.
The chicken and waffle supper given
in the G. A. r. hall Saturday evening
by the Daughters of Liberty increased
their exchequer somewhat.
A gentleman from the Capitol of the
United States addressed about one
hundred and fifty people in Centennial
hall one evening last week in the
interest OF the Peoples party.
On Tuesday, Nov 1st, 1892, Louis
Hetrick, of Washington township, will
sell, at his farm, live stock, hay, grain,
one hack, one wagon, &C., at public
sale. Sale to commence at 1000 A. M.
n nuiuDeT vi iduitS vi tIlc ellJc SOClcuy
of Brookville were allured to Reynolds
vile last Thursday by an invitation to
participate in the enjoyments of tea
party given by Mrs. S. T. Daugherty.
The remains of A. w. Lewis, cigar
maker, who was killed Sunday by
falling off railroad train near Pitts
burg, were taken through here ON the
LOO p. M. train yesterday for burial at
Dubois.
Some base prevaricator started the
report Saturday evening that Ed.
Mckee, constable of Winslow township,
had met horrible death by having his
head cut off at Sykesville on the b., r.
g. p. R'y that evening. The father of
the lie is unknown.
Now that the long evenings are COM
ing and we will have to get supply Of
reading matter to pass away the time,
and the next question Is, can we read
after night? II not, go to G. F. Hoff-
man, the opticion, and have your eyes
fitted with pair Of his popular priced
glasses and you can read with comfort.
Charley Cochran, formerly OF Reyn-
oldsville, now an employee Of the r. g.
Z. r. r., il an inmate Of the Woodside
hospital at Kane, Pa. Charley was
caught between the bumpers Of train
that was about to leave the Kane yard
on Monday Of last week and had his
right hand smashed and shoulder