The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-17
LOCAL LAC0NICS.
Democratic primaries Saturday.

sons.
Monday was Holy day with the
Catholic people.
Acheap four day excursion next week
to Niagara Falls.
One case of diphtheria in Aaron
Richards family.
You will find the best assortment of
shoes at Robinson's.
House for rent in West Reynoldsville.
Enquire at this office.
A social party was held in the club
rooms Monday evening
Ii is better to talk about the weather
thah about your neighbors.
The sis it hot enough" fiend has been
knocked out the past week.
The Punxsutawney electric street cars
are to commence running to-day.
A new piano was placed in NJ. j.
McEnteer's home one day last week
Don't fail to see the grand street
parade at 2 Pm M.to-morrow of Vreeland's
minstrels.
II you want to vote for President this
fall pou must be registered before the
Sth of September.
The colored people in the grove
relieved the streets of corner loafers
Sunday evening.
Arthur Deming, the unapproachable
comedian, will appear with Vreeland's
minstrels August 18th.
Rev. Jas. H. Jelbert, of Emerickville,
preached in the M. T.. church at this
place Sunday evening.
Sheriff Young's real estate sales will
take place at the court house in Brook
vile on Friday, Sept. 2nd.
Six Thousand dollars is the amount of
premiums to be paid in cash at the
Brookville fair next month.
We are thankful to Miss Cora Booth
for some choice pieces of cake from the
Baptist Sunday school picnic.
A large congregation attended the
re-opening services at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning.
l.. p. Seeley has purchased a two
third interest in mill and large tract
Of timber land in West Virginia
Rev. w. X. Crosby, of Garland, Pa,
will preach in the M. E. church next
Sunday, Aug. 2lst, morning and evening.
''Oklahoma Jim," with his wild west
museum, showed near the A. V. R'y
station on Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
All the Prohibitions of Reynoldsville
and vicinity are invited to be present
at the meeting of the club Monday, Aug.
%, at o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Jim Butler, the women whose
husband left for parts unknown last
week, is now cared for by the poor
overseers of this borough.
The last OF the Oil City and Titusville
relief fund from this place was sent last
Thursday. The entire amount from
Reynoldsville was $9l.50.
A freight train scattered few coal
cars around promiscuously at Oak Ridge
on Monday, delaying east bound mail
an hour in consequence thereof
VIM. Loading and Miss Annie Hughes,
of Rathmel, will be married at 1890 A.
NJ. tomorrow, Thursday. They will
take trip to Warren and other places
Friday Fred. Tabor, Polander,
received an ugly cut in the forehead,
right arm badly bruised and wrist
sprained by fall of coal in the Big
Soldier mine.
On account of the inclement weather
last Thursday, the Presbyterian Chris
tian Endeavor society picnic was post
poned until yesterday. They picnicked
near Fuller's farm.
Vreeland's Operatic minstrels will
appear in Reynolds opera house, Thurs
day, evening, August 18th. Positively
the best organization of the kind that
ever appeared in this town.
DR.. Bell and Miss Nellie Ross, vocal
soloists, Howard Bensinger, hutist and
Harry Moore, violinist, all of Dubois,
will assist at the w. r. G. entertain
ment next Monday evening.