The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-18
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

New shoes at Reeds.
Go to Riston's for guns.
Subscribe for THE STAR.
Read Bells ad. Why?
The Pittsburg Exposition closes next
week.
Prices very low at Robnson's shoe
store.
Thirteen days till the Worlds Fair
closes.
Go to Riston's for ammunitions Of all
kinds.
The Dubois Express was eleven years
old last week.
Fresh oysters at the City Hotel res
taurant at all times.
The A. V. pay car made its monthly
trip over the road last week.
A festival will be held in the Para
disc Grange Hall this evening.
A new line Of queensware and glass
ware just received at II. ]. Nickle's.
Governor Pattison has designated
Friday, Oct. Goth, as Fall Arbor Day.
Gentlemen call and inspect Bells fine
woolcns for fall and winter suits. Why?
We have the latest styles of type and
can turn out good job work. Try and
see.
A number of Reynoldsville people at
tended the reunion at New Bethlehem
last Thursday.
The X. of =. lodge will attend services
in body in the NJ. T.. church on Sun
day, Oct. 29th
When woman throws stone or
drives nail, she does 1t as though her
life depended on it.
Fred. Alexander brought curiosity
home with him from the Worlds Fair.
1t Is live chameleon.
Jack Frost has made successful Job
of his fall work in the forests-the varie-
gated leaves are dropping fast.
Jos. Watson is plastering William
Burke's house that was so badly scorched
when the wooden mill was burned
A three. year-old boy named Harding
was choked to death at Knoxdale, this
county, last Saturday by having piece
of chestnut lodge in his windpipe.
A new hall is now being erected near
w. S. Ross barn in West Reynoldsville.
The edifice is l6x26 feet and nine feet
high. 1t will be occupied by Polish
society.
Glenn Milliren has entered into the
real estate business. He has for sale
one and one half story cottage in the
Tannery row which he will sell at a
bargain.
The A. V. R'y Co. will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburg and return to-day
for S2.65, which includes admission to
the Exposition. Tickets good until
Saturday Oct. 2lst.
The S. Of v. festival in G. A. r. hall
on Tuesday evening OF last week was
not patronized as we'll as it should
have been, and, consequently was not
grand financial success.
The remains of Jas REILLY, of Dubois,
one of the old settlers OF that town who
died Thursday, were brought to Reyn-
oldsville and buried in the Catholic
cemetery Saturday forenoon.
The majority Of Reynoldsville and
vicinity are just finding out that Glenn
Milliren is selling goods cheap. I'm
doubtedly he is doing rushing business
as he is receiving new goods daily.
Thomas Green and John Conser,
proprietors of Hotel Belnap, are build
ing house apiece on Fourth street,
where they expect to live when their
lease expires for the rent of the hotel,
which will be in about one year.
Daniel Sharp,one of the old residenters
OF Reynoldsville, went to Brookville
Monday. He said he was at Now Beth
lehem last week attending the reunion
and he become 80 accustomed to travel
that since then he wants to travel all
the time.
George Washington Fuller returned
from the Worlds Fair Monday evening
Of last week and on the following
Thursday he and Scott McClelland
started for the big show at Chicago.
Mr.. Fuller will likely remain at the
Fair until 1t closes.