The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-21
LOCAL LAC0NICS.
Fine shoes at Reeds shoe store.


yesterday.
Have you cleaned up the filth around
your premises?
Buy your school shoes at Robinson's
and get tablet.
Rev. p. p. Womer will fill the NJ. +.
pulpit next Sunday.
Acme shoe dressing cents a bottle
at Reeds shoe store.
A boy wanted at this Office to learn
the printing trade.
The Brookville fair is the attraction
at the county seat this week.
Our $3.50 ladies shoe has no equal for
the money-Reed's shoe store.
Chestnuts are rapidly getting into
their bright brown colored hulls.
The chilly mornings are whispering
''where is your last years overcoat?"
William Traverse moved from Indiana
county to Reynoldsville last Saturday.
Will H. Bell has moved into the
second story of the Arnold brick block.
A. d. David, the Prohibitionist,
lectured to the people of Rathmel
Saturday evening.
The Ridgway Democrat figures thusly:
'Four men to every six use tobacco, and
eleven girls in every twelve chew gum"
The regular monthly meeting of the
Building and Loan Association was
held Monday evening and $4,400 was
sold.
The Tuttle family gave performance
under canvas on the vacant lot near the
A. V. R'y station last Wednesday
evening.
Two hand organs with Italians
attached to them, came to Reynoldsville
on the Pittsburg accommodation Friday
morning.
Miss Mary ]. Trudgen entertained a
number of her little friends on Tuesday,
Sept. Goth, on the occasion of her ninth
birthday.
Ed. Fuller, the man who threw stones
at conductor Faust got sentence OF one
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary
for the act.
Ifyou want wedding invitations, menu
cards, programs, etc, call at this Office
and we will show you something very
pretty in that line.
Samuel Tilton Reynolds has bought
Victor Westenburgs property on Grant
street. Mr.. Westenburg expects to
move to Mexican county.
John F. Stoves Colossal Railroad
Shows, exhibited in West Reynoldsville
yesterday. Those who attended say it
was an excellent show for twenty-five
cents.
The semi-annual meeting of the
Clarion Presbytery convened in the
Presbyterian church at Big Run last
evening. Rev. H. G. Furbay, of this
place, is in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Dunhiser cele-
brated their wooden wedding last even
ing. A number Of friends were present
and numerous wooden articles We're
added to their stock.
The A. v. R'y run train from New
i Bethlehem to the Brookville fair to-day
and tomorrow. The train gets to
Brookville at $40 A. M. and returning,
leaves there at 5.45 p. M.
Rev. p. J. slattery, the new NJ. E.
preacher, filed his appointment at
Reynoldsville Sunday. There is no
doubt but that he will do good work for
the Methodist people here.
The Big Run Echo has changed from
four column four PACED to a three
column eight PACED paper, and uses
better paper than heretofore. The
Echo is neat, newsy weekly visitor.
Burglars attempted TO gain entrance
into Joseph Pentz's house early last
Sunday morning. Mr.. Pentz heard
the ncsmps and shot at them but they
escaped. There were three OF them.
-Four night schools, free to all under
q twenty-one years Of age, began Monday
evoning. From 100 to 900 P. N. will
~ He hours. This will give al boys
~ work during the day IN opportunity
spvsral houEs sehooling ssoh evening.