The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-04-05
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

See Robnson's patent tip $500 shoe
Cor ladies'.
After this month the oyster will take
q four months vacation.
Ten days more until you can lawfully
"hook" speckled beauties.
An o. U. A. NJ. lodge was organized
In the Paradise Grange hall last week.
A number of april fool" jokes were
perpetrated in Reynoldsville last Sat
urday.
The last Saturday of this month f. T.
McGaw's time as Justice of the Peace
expires.
The twin boys that arrived at Joseph
McKernan's home last week both to-
gether weighed seven pounds.
Frank Hoffman, the ex-butcher, has
opened a green grocery in the room
formerly occupied by his meat market.
The new advertisements of Ed.
Gooder, II. Alex. Stoke, j. b. Arnold
and Henry A. Reed will be found in this
issue.
Mrs. James Cathcart fell week before
last and injured her back so badly that
she has not been able to walk around
much since.
Rev. ]. c. Mcdonald, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church of Punxsu-
tawney, will preach in the NJ. f. church
at this place next Sunday, April 9th.
Prof. Wingert's school at Rathmel
closed on Monday. Miss McGrainor's
room closes next Monday, and Miss
Patton has three weeks yet of school.
"Around the World in so days" was
greeted with a fair-sized audience at
the opera house last Thursday evening
Those who attended say it was good
show.
The regular monthly meeting Of our
Borough Dads" was not held Monday
evening on account of some other busi-
ness, butt will be held tomorrow even
ing.
An old shanty near Sandy Valley,
which was owned by James McGhee and
occupied by section hand on the II. 81
f. G. R'y and his family, was burned
down last Friday evening.
This is the last day of school for two
rooms in West Reynoldsville, Prof.
Lucas and Miss Lizzie Burris On ac-
count of sickness Miss Mildred Fuller
has three weeks yet of school.
You will miss seeing fine decorated
store room and the largest and most
complete stock ever brought to this
place il you are not at Arnolds opening
Thursday evening, April 9th.
William Frantz died Saturday even
ing and was buried in the cemetery near
Ben. Yohe's, in Paradise, Monday fore
noon. Quick consumption is reported
to have been the cause Of his death.
The directors of the Electric Railway
held meeting on Monday and transact
cd little business. The directors are
not entirely discouraged, but have
hopes yet of Reynoldsville having street
1 cars.
Papa Henry Alexander Stoke allowed
his little eight months old daughter,
Gertrude, to fall out of bed Saturday
morning and she peeled a generous por-
tion of cuticle off the point Of her pro-
boscis.
M. j. Farrell, the A. V. R'y ticket
and freight agent at this place, talked
with Rev. Furbay at Tyrone last Fri
day This was the first time connection
had been made between the two places
, by telephone.
Prof. ]. III. Hughes, present county
superintendent, is now candidate for
another term, subject to the decision OF
the County School Directors Conven-
tion which will be held the first Tues
day Of next month.
A seven thousand dollar property for
forty-five hundred, three lots and dwell
ing. House alone is worth the price
asked. Corner Fourth and jackson Sts.,
Reynoldsville, one square from best part
of town. Address owner, G. III. Gordon,
No. POS, 1lth street., S. E., Washing
ton, ID. c.
A gentleman was in Reynoldsville
during the past week who wants to
start a manufacturing establishment
, here which will give employment to one
hundred men. He was looking for the
Bo,lrd Of Trade, but as it is not fully In
working order yet there was nothing
! d3ne in the matter.