The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-04-26
LOCAL LAC0NICS.
Buckskin Bill on the 9th Of May.

Buckskin Bill ON the Nth Of May.
Children's patent tip shoes 65c. at
Robinson's.
Sunshine, rain and snow was the pro-
gram last Saturday.
Ladies, buy your 800 shoes at Rob
inson's. best in the world.
Don't fail to see Old Hickr'y Farm.
In the Opera House soon.
Mrs. Jonothan Whitmore has opened
bakery at her home on Main street.
After the first of May the weekly pay
at the tannery will be changed to semi
monthly.
Jas. G. Chapman got his right hand
injured on the II, & f. G. R'y yesterday
afternoon.
Seed potatoes, Early Rose. Early
Ohio and Snow Flake, also seed oats. at
Schultze's.
Dr. J. S. McCreight has a new pro-
cess for filling teeth. II gives satsfac-
tion. Try it.
Miss Lille Peters. of Dubois. daugh-
ter of Rev. Gearing Peters. is to he
married this week.
w. w. Ford, Justice of the Peace
elect, will probably have his office in
John NJ. Hays office
The Christian Endeavor of the Pres
byterian church will give social in the
G. A. r. hall tomorrow evening.
Rev. Cozad of the Allegheny Sem
mary, will supply the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
ID. +. Robinson, the shoe man. and
Ed. GoOder, the jeweler, have had new
canvas awnings put up in front of their
! stores.
Thomas McKernan, the drayman
while unloading beer. let a keg fall on
his hand and smashed the end Of one of
his fingers.
The Christian Endeavor of the Bap-
tist church held "Shoe Social" at the
residence of DR.. A. II. Bowser last Fri
day evening.
We publish communication this
week from Brookville concerning the
Crit correspondent and management of
the Memorial Home.
Dame Rumor says that an East End
woman unceremoniously left her home
circle the other day, leaving no trace of
her new abiding place.
Four verses of poetry entitled "My
Sweet Heart" from Rathmel poet
was crowded out this week, which will
be published in our next issue.
A stone tied in handkerchief with
muscle attached to one end makes an
ugly cut in mans head, which can be
attested to by a young man of this place
) Lace curtains! Lace curtains direct
from the mills. A great bargain. Sold
by samples at Mrs. Kate Smeltzer's
millinery store, Jackson street. Please
call and examine our stock.
Any of the young men of Reynolds
vile who are anxious to succeed and
have no occupation, will find that cab
bage culture in their mothers garden
will enable them to get head.
Frank Sutter has new bycicle and
when the roads get in condition, II ever
thav 1n ba will ooya, tba d;ata,oa ho
tween his home and Bing & Co.'S store
on his two wheeled contrivance.
open it is about time to have some one
"spin yarn" or two about their expert
ence. The man who won the belt last
year has moved away from town.
The Dubois Legion Select Knights Of
America have issued invitations for a
grand reception in their new rooms in
the new bank building at Dubois May
3rd. Tickets will cost the trihing sum of
three dollars.
A number of Reynoldsville Presbyter-
ians received neatly printed invitations
to be present at the installation of Rev.
Fl. G. Furbay as pastor of the Tyrone
Presbyterian church on Thursday,
April 9th, 1893.
Ed. d. Seeley, one OF our hardware
= merchants, has had serious time with
"Pink Eye He wears blue glasses
and in addition to that has his left eye
covered with muslin pad. His right
eye has to do all the seeing.