The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-01-25
LOCAL LAC0NICS.
Oro j. Gould tomorrow.

OfO u. bOulu tO-InOrrOW.
See Robinson's $3.50 shoe for ladies.
This is one of your "old fashioned
winters
The liverymen are certainly happy
these days.
The best 1926 shoe in the world at
Tlobinson's.
Trains have commenced to run about
on time again.
Here Ora ]. Gould tomorrow even
ing at Centennial hall.
The passenger business was light on
the A. V. Ry last week
Brockwayville had q sixty thousand
dollar fire last Friday morning.
A jolly party of Epworth Leaguers
drove to Punxsutawney last evening.
An oyster supper in the Grange hall
at Paradise Friday evening of this
week.
Bell Bros, the cothiers, received an
order Monday from South America for
an Office coat.
Fines and costs for squabbles and
fights Saturday night amounted to
twenty dollars.
Accept our special offer of good
paper free while you have the oppor-
tunity to do 50.
The M. +. prayer-meeting will COM
mence promptly at seven o'clock to-
morrow evening.
The Gospel meetings in the Presby-
terian and Baptist churches are still in
progress this week.
John Goodwill has leased the old
Pleasant Valley coal mine and will soon
be ready to deliver coal from it,
Rev. V. r. Mckinney, an evangelist,
will commence protracted meeting in
the M. Il. church the first of next week.
The Republicans will hold caucus
in Centennial hall on Tuesday evening,
Jan. 3lst, to nominate borough officers.
We have been assured by the man.
ager OF Centennial Hall that it will be
we'll heated for the lecture tomorrow
evening.
G. T.. Caldwell got the thumb of his
right hand smashed last Friday while
at work on Hetrick's log job near
Deemer's mill
The Democrats will hold caucus in
Centennial Hall on Thursday evening,
February 2nd, to nominate candidates
for borough officer.
Josh Hinderlighter, a brakeman on
the r. g. f. C. R'y, dislocated the elbow
{. of his left arm by falling off an engine
last Friday morning.
A number Of the boys who commenced
to attend night school when it first
opened were not long in graduating,
for they are now conspicuous by their
absence.
Ora. ]. Gould, who will lecture in
Centennial tomorrow, Thursday even
ing has the reputation of being
brilliant young orator, forcible, logical
and humorous.
The Pennsylvania State Editorial
Association will hold its twenty-fifth
annual meeting in the parlors of the
LOchiel Hotel in Harrisburg at 1870 A.
M. tomorrow
The electric railway scheme is not
meeting with the encouragement it
should by the property holders of
Reynoldsville, in fact many are dis
couraging the enterprise.
The Epworth League hold a prayer
meeting every Sunday evening before
the church services. Port S. Harries is
leader next Sunday evening and the
topic is ''The Great King and His King
DOM"
Elijah Trudgens horse "felt its oats"
yesterday afternoon and when taken to
the the barn got away from Mr.. Trudg-
on and took race around the square,
doing no damage but raised a little
excitement.
All who are troubled with Constipa-
tion will find safe, sure and speedy
relief in Ayers Pills. Unlike most
. other cathartics, these pills strengthen
the stomach, liver and bowels, and re-
store the organs to normal and regular
action.