The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-01-18
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

hoVo udlho nave pccoIne an every uay
occurrence.
The shooting gallery was moved to
Brookville Monday.
Buy your gum boots at Robinson's.
All sizes from 6 to ~.
The borough election will be held on
Tuesday, February 2lst.
"Things which make me Smile" at
Centennial Hall Jan. 26th.
We have had good weather the past
week to produce snuffies
Degnan & Mcdonald finished their log
job at this place last Saturday.
Lumbermen have no reason to com
,plain this winter for want OF snow.
See the new Philadelphia toe in
ladies' and children's shoes at Robin
sons.
Steam heat in passenger coaches
double discount q stove in each end OF
the car.
AT ten o'clock last night the ther-
mometer registered seventeen degrees
below zero.
The Presbyterian and Baptist chur-
ches are holding meetings every
evening this week.
Rev. Minchin filled the NJ. f. pulpit
last Sunday morning and Rev. McEntire
preached in the evening.
A sled load of Reynoldsville people
attended an oyster supper at Emerick-
Vile last Saturday evening.
j. G. Donhiser, the butcher, has had
very sore wrist the past week which
he cut with sharp hatchet.
"A years subscription to the STAR,
paid in advance, entities you to the
american Farmer free one year.
'Things that make me smile"-com-
ing Jan. Goth. Things that give me
comfort-the easy shoes I bought at
Reeds.
A little eight months old daughter
vi oib Ahio' w llls II. IOIu ultu OIl
Monday and was buried yesterday after
noon.
Father Brady married Antoni Staneak
and Franciszka Witkowski both of
this place, in the Catholic church
yesterday morning.
Don't miss the opportunity we are
now Offering, We will give the Ameri-
can Farmer free. See our offer on an
other page of this issue.
There will be an oyster supper in the
Grange hall at Paradise on Friday
evening, Jan. 9th, for the benefit of
the M. E. church at that place.
The evidence is strong to confirm the
statement that germs of typhoid
fever lurk in the well near Saml T.
Reynolds house ON Main street
Willis Barry had one of his little
fingers badly lacerated on roller
machine at the tannery Saturday fore
noon. Amputation was not necessary.
VIM. HI. Bell, the kind hearted mana
ger of Bell Bros. clothing store at this
place, gave August Anderson, the one
legged newsboy, a new pair of crutches
last Friday.
A pugilistic encounter occurred on
Main street one night last week in
which one man "knocked out" five or |
six fellows in short order and without |
much trouble.
Mrs. Saml Henderson,o of Brookville, a |
&ady who attended several tea parties in
Reynoldsville recently, died at her
home on Sunday, after an illness of three |
days, with pneumonia.
There will be congregational meet |
ing held in the Presbyterian church this,
Wednesday, evening, to elect an Elder,
and on Sunday evening the Elder will
be ordained and installed,
The snow lyeth undisturbed on many
sidewalks in Reynoldsville just where it
fell from the storm-cloud, notwithstand-
ing the fact there is an ordinance re-
quiring that 1t be removed.
Henry A. Reed, the shoe man, has
started out to do business In the modern
way. He intends selling his shoes at
smaller margin and by so doing enlarge
bis sales which will be gain to every
body who deals at his place.