The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-13

"scowling and growing will make man old; ;
Money and fame at the best, are beguillng;
Don't be suspicious. and selfish and cold,
Try smiling"
Don't forget Robinson's is the place to
buy shoes.
A new register has been opened at
Hotel Mcconnell.
AT Robinson's you can see the best 80
shoe you ever saw.
A colored camp-meeting is going on
at the park in Dubois.
Lady horseback riders are not unfre-
quent sights upon our streets.
A new schedule went into effect on
the A. V. R'y, Sunday, July 10th.
=. Don't fail to attend the lawn festival
at the M. f. parsonage Friday night.
The Presbyterian Sunday School took
in about $1,000 at the festival Saturday
evening.
A number of S. of VS. are at New
Bethlehem this week attending the
encampment.
The large boot in front of Henry A.
Reeds store the past week has attracted
considerable attention.
Charles Warden an employee of Hop
kins Mill, moved his family from Lock
Hayar IN unplxino ,,, M,alo,,
The Grand Army men of Brockway-
vile are going to have bean bake on
the twenty-fifth day of August.
The Democratic primaries, which
were announced for last Saturday, were
postponed. The time has not been set.
A drunken man raised about as much
excitement on Main street Saturday
evening as If an alarm OF fire had been
given.
Miss Eleanor Il. Reeds Sunday school
class of young men invited their Sunday
evening.
George Mcknight and Frank Rod
gers, tobacco rollers, assisted TrQutville
boys in defeating the Helvatia ball nine
last Saturday.
The Epworth League held social at
the residence of VIM. Barclay on Jack
son street last Friday evening. 1t was
pleasant affair.
Bolger Bros, the merchant tailors,
make special offer to all who purchase
ten dollars worth of goods at their store.
Read their advertisement in this issue.
Two fellows who had imbibed freely
from the cup that intoxicates paid five
dollars apiece Saturday evening for the
use of profane and obscene language on
the streets.
J. Hubert Farrell is humping baggage
around at the A, V. R'y this week while
the regular agent, Jos. McKernan, is
farming his piece of land in the suburbs
of West Reynoldsville.
David McCargo, general superintend-
ent of the Allegheny Valley Railway,
came as far as Reynoldsville in his pri-
vate car Saturday, returning to Pitts
burgh in the afternoon.
H. Alex. Stoke, the druggist, will
have to stick bottle of Mrs. Winslows
soothing syrup in his pocket occasion
ally now. Little girls have weakness
for something of the kind.
The Rebeckahs had little jollifca-
tion in the Odd Fellows hall last evening
in commemorating the second anniver-
sary of their existence in Reynoldsville,
Refreshments were served.
! One of the large iron posts under the
awning in front of the Reynoldsville
Hardware Co.'s store fell upon the
sidewalk last evening. Fortunately
there was no one near at the time.
The Epworth League of the M. L.
church will give an ice cream and cake
festival on the parsonage lawn Friday
evening, July 18th. Proceeds to be
used IN making up the amount stolen
from the missionary box of the Sunday
school last month.
Ed. Gooder, the jeweler, was al
Dubois attending a wedding at which
he acted as groomsman. T.T.OLough.
lin and Miss G. NJ. Davis, Of Dubois
were the matrimonial candidates. The
ceremony was performed at O'Clock
Tuesday morning.