The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-01-11

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The American Farmer free.
Try Robinson's 10 cent felt slipper.
"The Merry Cobbler" tomorrow.
Mep's gum boots $500 and ESQ, at
Roblnson's.
Ora ]. Gould, the humorist, at Cen
tennial January Goth.
After two weeks vacation the Bor-
ough schools opened Monday morning
again.
'The Merry Cobbler" will appear Mt
the Reynolds opera house tomorrow,
Thursday, evening.
A two-year-old child OF John Bigge,
OF Rathmel, was buried In the Catholic
cemetery yesterday.
Whew A cold wave arrived In this
place early Tuesday morning. Have
you made Its acquaintance yet
A large amount Of CONCEALED water
has been packed NJ Reynoldsville during
the past week. II Is Of Il good quality.
John Conner, n young man who was
working for Degnan Il Mcdonald, got
his right foot injured one day last week.
Eight jurors drawn from Reynolds
Vile for the February term of court,
which commences on Monday, Feb. 9th.
Three auction flags have boon iutter-
ing In the breeze within stones throw
Of each other ON Main street during the
past week.
About one dozen old soldiers received
their quarterly pension from Uncle Sam
yesterday afternoon. There are more
TO come yet.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
Reynoldsville Merchants Protective AS
sociation was held In tho Masonic hall
last evening.
The Racket store will move into the
room now occupied by Bell Bros tailor
shop, next door to Stokes drug store,
In a few days.
Don't marry any shoe dealer, that Is
don't get married to his business. Buy
where you can buy to the best advant-
age to yourself.
When the thermometer gets down
to eight or nine degrees below zero,
~ 1t was yesterday, pedestrians do not
loiter along the way.
The school directors of Winslow town.
ship mot at Hotel Mcconnell Saturday
and cheered the hearts Of the teachers
with check for months wages.
1t is evident that the manager of
J "The Merry Cobbler' believes in
printers ink, as II is the best advertised
show that has ever appeared in Reyn-
oldsville.
Punxsutawney is to have Kelley
League. the object of which is the
mutual good and assistance of graduates,
and to assist men in need of help to take
the treatment.
Detectives are trying to ferret out
the mysterious death of Curtis Pierce,
whose decomposed body was found in a
deserted coal mine in Gaslxill township
few weeks ago.
About l0.l5 Saturday night an alarm
Of fire was given, but it proved to be
only hue burning out at the house on
the corner Of the alley opposite Ed, C.
Burns livery stable.
We are making special offer for the
sQext few weeks which Is worthy of
consideration. We will give an excellent
one dollar paper free to all subscribers.
Read the offer on the editorial page.
The new one and two cent stamps for
the Worlds Fair year are very pretty.
The one cent stamp represents ''Colum-
bus In sight OF land" and the two cent
stamp represents the Landing Of Co
lumbus."
Henry A. Reed, the shoe man, has
started out to do business In the modern
Vay. He intends selling his shoes at
smaller margin and by so doing enlarge
biz sales which will be gain to every
body who deals at his place.
A Clarion man sat ct our window q
= lull hour last week ono day enjoying
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