The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-11
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

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The Keystone band was at Brookville
uly 4th.
The glorious Fourth of 1894 is thing
the past.
Robinson has the best mems brogan
you ever saw for $1.00.
The Mahoning Valley Press has been
hanged to the Vdlier Press.
Go to F. f. Rodgers for tobacco,
tigars, cigarettes and pipes.
You will find bargain in English
decorated ware at Schultze's.
The Hopkins mill began operation
yesterday after ten day vacation.
A. T.. Dunn has had new canvas
bwning put up in front of his hardware
store.
At King & Co.'S you will find baled
hay, salt, -four and full line of general
merchandise.
employment to twenty-eight men, was
destroyed by fire recently.
Robinson has the best child's tip toe
spring heel shoes, from 3 to in size,
the world produces for SOC.
G. w. Miller, of Big Run, who for
merly lived near this place, is now
happy because he is papa of boy.
w. J. Brown, Revenue Collector, and
F. G. Lang, expert book-keeper OF Punk
sutawney, were in Reynoldsville last
week.
Reynoldsville VS.. Rathmel ball teams
played at this place the first of last week.
The score was 13 to IL in favor of Reyn-
oldsville.
A very pretty peacock just from the
hands OF an experienced taxidermist is
on exhibition in one OF the windows at
the City Hotel.
The Reynoldsville ball team done the
Dubois nine up at this place yesterday
in good shape. The score was 81 to 10
in favor OF our nine.
We are indebted to w. G. Elliott,
editor of the Volunteer, for copy Of the
"history of Reynoldsville and vicinity"
which he compiled and published.
The Ridgway Adrocote wisely advises
the citizens Of that town to raise 800
and pay the prizes offered at the band
tournament held there two years ago.
There will be a meeting Of the West
Reynoldsville Hose Co. No. 3, this even
ing at 7.30 o'clock, and on the first
Wednesday Of every month hereafter.
G. T. Reed, b., r. & P. passenger
conductor, had charge of the c. & M,
passenger train several days last week
while conductor Laverty was laying of.
Four or five weeks ago Grant Pierce
brought little COW to this place that
was quite a curiousity. Yesterday the
COW was killed by an engine on the
r. & F. G. R'y.
The Mayhowers of this place and a
picked nine from Hopkins mill played
ball on the Reynoldsville ground Mon
day afternoon. The score was 18 to Is
in favor the Mayhowers.
BY some mistake it was reported in
several lodge rooms last week that we
charge five cents a word for publishing
resolutions. The charge is five cents
per line instead of five cents per word.
The Clarion Assembly opens next
Wednesday and continues until August
9Th. An excellent program has been
arranged for this season. People will
find this Assembly a very pleasant place.
Ford Fink, driver in Big Soldier
mine, was off duty last week nursing
two smashed fingers that he received
while working by mule kicking and
catching his right hand between its
hoof and a coal car.
The Reynoldsville ball team played
two games Of ball July 4th at as many
different places. In the forenoon our
nine defeated the Lindsey club to 4,
and in the afternoon were defeated by
Big Run club 18 to ~.
A Swede who works at the tannery
was told TO measure certain place
where new plank was to be laid. Al.
ter measuring the place he gave the
length - follows: Eleven feet, twenty.
four inches and little.