The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-24

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Henry A. Reed, the shoe man, always
handled good shoes. II you need any.
thing in shoes, now is your chance, as
he is selling all shoes at cost. All shoes
must be sold before January 1st.
II your children complain Of their
eyes hurting them at school, don't com
pei them to study, but send them to G.
+. Hoffman and have their eyes examin-
ed and see II they do not need glasses.
Robbers tried to gain an entrance in
to Will II. Bells and w. S. Stones resi-
dences during the church hour Sunday
evening. Mr.. Bell was at home and
the sneak thieves were frightened
away.
A four-year-old son of Amos Strouse
died OF diphtheria and was buried in
the Paradise cemetery last week. The
little fellow was great attraction in
the home circle and is now sadly
missed.
About twenty-five members OF the
Aliens Mills L. o. S. of A. came to
Reynoldsville Thursday evening and
visited the order of the same name at
this place. They were real pleasant
and social lot of genuine Patriotic Sons
of America.
You can save your money and get
9 per cent. interest, II you invest in the
German National Building and Loan
Association. No entrance fee is requir-
ed. II is the best Loan Association in
existance. Inquire of Henry A. Reed,
the shoe man, for particulars.
Burglars stole forty-five thousand
dollars in notes and bonds one night
last week from j. w. Klingensmith,
who keeps a store near Cochran's Mills.
Armstrong county. The notes, bonds
and 10000 in silver were locked in the
safe. The thieves blew open the safe
and carried off the papers and money.
"The Veteran Detective" a melodra-
ma founded on an actual fact that some
months ago created a sensation in the
city of Buffalo, scored a hit last night
at the Holiday street Theatre. The
scenic effects of the play are unusually
rich, number of clever specialties are
interpolated in the performance
timore Morning Herald At the Reyn-
olds opera house, Oct. 25th.
laundering in the vicinity of Brock
wayville will soon be a thing of the
past. The Record says: With one
more summers cut the numbering es-
Establishments in the immediate vicinity
of Brockwayville will have finished
their work. For the past three or four
years the lumber industry has been
rapidly declining, and afternext summer
this village will have lost forever the
direct benefits of an industry which has
made it a prosperous centre for more
than generation.
III you want to save your money, in
vest it in the German National Build
ing and Loan Association Of Pittsburg:
it has advantages that no other associa-
tion in the state gives. Inquire of
Henry A. Reed, the shoe man, for
particulars. Remember there is no en-
trance fee. 1t will pay you to consult
Mr. Reed as he is thoroughly posted in
Loans and can show big inducements
to the investor and borrower, and give
printed matter fully explaining the
workings OF the Association.
Three-quarters of a dozen Reynolds
vile gentry, done up in the latest
tailor-made fashion, drove to Brook
vile Sunday. In the evening time one
OF the youths was escorting a Litch-
town damsel home from church and
when near the bridge the maiden
swooned and the gallant beau jumped
to the waters edge and scooped his hat
full Of water and dashed it into the dam
sells face and thus resuscitated her.
Then the twain proceeded homeward
while big drops of cold water trinkled
from the soaked hat over the blonde
locks and chased each other down the
youths spinal column.
The third annual convention of the
Epworth League, Clarion District, OF
the Erie Conference, of the M. E.
church, was held in the M. e. church
at Brookville on Tuesday and Wednes-
day OF last week. There are fifty-fve
chapters in the district League and
each chapter is entitled to five dele
gates. The convention was largely at
tended and each session was OF great in
terest to the Leaguers who were present
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Rev. d.
A. Platt, OF New Bethlehem; secretary,
Mrs. Minnie Robinson, of Sabula; treas
urer, W. T. SAMSON, of Clarion. The
fourth annual convention will be held
at Johnsonburg.
E. E. Stewart received quite a large
| shipment OF marble and granite mOnu-