The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-07-12
LOCAL LAC0NICS.
'herries are In the market.

Shoes yard wide at Robinsons.
Reynoldsville will soon have shoot
ing gallery.
The foundation for VIM. Fosters new
brick is being laid.
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Hopkins big mill started up yesterday
again after ton days rest.
The ladies of the w. G. r. U. will
meet at Rev. Derr's this afternoon.
The paved street seems to have done
away with the fast driving ordinance.
The Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association meets next Monday evening.
Rev. Dewitt NJ. Benham will preach
in the ePresbyterian church next Sunday,
July 16.
The 4th of July Of 1893 is thing of
the past. The next legal holiday is
Labor Day.
The Jr. League Of the M. Il. church
held picnic in the Reynolds grove
yesterday.
The Winslow township school direc-
tors will hire teachers for the winter
term July Goth.
July 4th was the day for making out
pension papers. There are about sixty
five people in this locality who draw
pensions.
We're King, son of DIR. J. C. King, has
selected dentistry as a profession and is
now a student in DR.. b. f. Hoover's
dental rooms.
A special meeting OF the w. II. G.
will be held on Wednesday evening,
July 18th. All members are requested
to be present.
Mike Montgomery, an engineer on
the A. v. R'y, is happy because little
twin girls were added to his family
circle last week.
The ladies OF the Golden Eagle held a
festival in the vacant store room in the
'Bee Hive" Saturday night and in
creased tnelr treasury x2o.2o.
A Reynoldsville edition of the Dubois
Erpress is the latest addition to news
papers coming to this town. Will
Black furnishes the items from here.
DR.. Richer g. Gerow, of Washington,
d. c., having located in Reynoldsville
are prepared to do all kinds OF fine
dental work at moderate prices. See
next weeks locals.
Prof. ]. H. Hughes, county superin-
tendent, was here last Thursday and
examined a class of thirty-seven for
certificates. Twenty-one Of the class
were from Winslow township.
Rev. Donaldson, Of Allegheny, who
was given call by the Presbyterian
congregation OF this place three weeks
ago, has not given an answer yet as to
whether he will accept or not.
Frank J. Black, John G. Conser,
Alex. Riston, Tom Green and r. S. DON
aldson have been enjoying their an
nual camping out in the Beechwoods
settlement during the past week.
Reynoldsville is like a large family,
always in need Of something. One of
our needs is street sprinkler which
would soon pay for itself in saving goods
for the merchants. Dust will destroy
goods.
w. Fl. Ford, district deputy of Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, and w. J. Weaver, secretary
Hiawatha Council, installed the new
officers in the Jr. o. U. A. M. Council
at Deemer's Cross Roads last Friday
night.
w. X. Buchanan had the big toe of
his right foot badly smashed one day
last week. He was hauling bark to the
tannery and accidentally one of the
wagon wheels ran over his toe with
the above results.
Fred. Bohren, son of the baker, G.
Bohren, had his right hand badly in
jured with large fire cracker ON the
evening of July 3rd. The fire cracker
exploded before Fred could throw it.
He came very nearly losing his thumb.
The 8th annual reunion of the 74th
Regt. Pa. Vol. INIT. will be held in the
grove at Marion Center, Indiana Co.,
Pa, Aug. 18th, 1893. All members Of
this regt. are invited to attend, and
urged TO take their families and. good
large baskets Of provision.