The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-31
LOCAL LAC0NICS.


Very pretty tea sets for si.7j at
Schultze's.
A new cigar factory will be opened in
Reynoldsville in June.
A full line of low shoes at Robinsons
from IS cents to $l50.
The Rebekahs served dinner and
supper in Centennial hall yesterday.
A number of the stores were closed
from II noon until 800 p. NJ. yesterday.
Bing & Co. have fine line Of latest
style dress goods. Call and see them.
A break down at Hopkins mill Mon
day at noon gave the employees a half
holiday.
The program Of the Keystone band
concert will be published in the STAR
next week.
A. l.. Peters. of Hopkins, has new
one horse Conlllin truck wagon for sale
at Il bargain.
Attend the Keystone band concert to
be given in Reynolds opera house Thurs
day night, June Sth.
A convocation of the Grand Lodge of
Knights of Pythlas was held at Brook
vile on Tuesday evening of last week.
The Erie annual Conference Of the NJ.
Il. church will be held in Dubois in
September. Bishop Hurst will preside.
Rev. w. L. Donaldson, of Allegheny,
Pa, will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
The Woman's Relief Corps served
dinner to the members of the Grand
Army Post in the G. A. II. hall yester-
day.
The present indications are that we
will not even make an attempt to cele-
the Glorious Fourth in Reynoldsville.
Why not?
The Clarion Assembly will present a
better program this year than on any
previous year. Make calculations on
attending it.
Nouit ub way luoN N'Nh
and the civil list was the largest in the
history of Elk county. Elk county,
generally, is not much on counting.
The young people of the Epworth
League cleared nineteen dollars and 81
cents on their ice cream and strawberry
festival in the G.. A. II. hall Saturday
evening.
The contract for paving Main street
from Hotel Belnap to the Arnold block
has been let as follows: Arthur O'Don'
nell to furnish the lumber and John NJ
Hays to pave the street. Mr.. Hays
expects to commence the work the first
. of next week.
A fellow well filled with fighting
whiskey paraded Main street Friday
night looking for man-whom he die
not want to see-that he could 'knoch
out" in very few minutes. Tn,
''cooler" would have been suitabl,
place for him.
The Reynoldsville Keystone bani
have just received new $4,000 Doubl,
Bell Euphoniad horn. 1t is beauty
j. S. Hibbard plays the new horn. Tbil
band have two other horns away get
ting them silver plated. All the Other
horns in the band are silver plated.
Davis McCracken, a Reynoldsvill,
merchant who has been doing business
here these many years, has had tn,
wooden awning taken down in front o
his place of business and will put up ,
canvass awning in it's place. Mr.. Nc
Cracken, ordered the new awning, bu
it is too large and he returned it for an
other one.
William S. Perry, of Clayville, brothel
of Mrs. Mary Ann Barry, OF this place
died at his home last Tuesday afternoon
after an illness of almost one year. HI
had reached the three score and ten lin,
in life's journey; was regarded as an up
right man, was member of the Punk
, sutawney M. L. church, and lived
conscientious christian life. He leave
wife and two children.
Mountain Queen Temple, ,No.2s, Ladie
of the Golden Eagle, was instituted u
Dubois last Thursday evening. Mrs
Robert Sayers, who was elected Nobl
Templar of Pleasant Valley Temple
No. %, instituted at Reynoldsville Mon
day OF last week, and Mrs. Joseph Reed
Vice Templar of same lodge, visited tn
Dubois lodge on the night it was inst
tuted to get better acquainted wit
ttieir duties.