The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-09-26

Plain truths in Reeds advertisement
on 4th page.
Go to M. J. Riggs for Mason fruit jars
at rock bottom prices.
Read Reeds shoe advertisement, clos
ing out sale on 4th page.
No. /. Remington double barrel gun
at Alex. Riston's for $1,000.
Shoes we'll bought are said to be half
sold. Robinson buys for cash.
A little son Of Henry Norris, of FL
eanora, died on the 18th inst.
Five pounds OF either soda crackers,
ginger snaps, coffee cakes or nick mack
cakes at w. T. Cox & Son for 25 cents.
A bone cuff button with p. o. S. OF
A., o. U. A. NJ. and X. of p. emblems
on was found and can be had at this
office.
Invitations have been issued by the
Prescottville Cornet band for a dance
in the Reynolds brick block on Monday
evening, Oct 1st.
A nine-year-old daughter OF John A.
Hawk, OF Panic, died on the 18th inst.
OF typhoid fever and was buried in the
Panic cemetery on the 10th inst.
David B. Stauffer, the West Reyn-
oldsville groceryman, had head OF cab
bage in his store yesterday that weigh
ed III pounds. Who can beat it?
The Reynoldsville Lecture Associa-
tion will hold meeting tomorrow
evening to make some arrangements
for "a lecture course at this place during
the coming winter.
A little blaze on the roof OF Chas. Ep-
ler's kitchen near the corner of Grant
and Fourth streets raised commotion
for few minutes at noon yesterday.
The fire was extinguished without
much damage. It originated from a
defective fue.
There is some talk of running a special
train to Dubois on the night Gen. Hast
ings will be there. II Reynoldsville
Republicans are so anxious to see the
General, why not have him come to this
town? He should visit the largest town
in Jefferson county any how.
A special meeting of the town coun-
Gil was held Monday evening to see
about building bridge across Soldier
Run on Worth street. 1t was referred
to street commission to see II the old
one could be repaired or whether new
one would have to be erected
Tom Reynolds, of this place, ex-corres-
pondent for the PunxsutawneySpiIit, fur
nished the Spirit with one of the biggest
lies last week'he ever gave to a news
paper, for it made a whole column OF
solid matter. Toms newspaper pre-
varications are such whoppers it is not
necessary to label them.
A couple of Reynoldsville business
men were going to Philadelphia Mon
day morning via Clearfeld, but when
they got on the train and learned they
would have to remain at Clearfield until
evening they did not go on that train.
There is no connection at Clearfeld for
Philadelphia on the morning train,
over the Beech Creek.
Joseph McKernan, baggage master at
the A. v. R'y station, plucked over a
bushel Of as nice peaches off tree on
his land in West Reynoldsville as was
ever shipped in here from Maryland or
New York state. II more care was
taken with peach trees in this section
it would not be necessary to send to the
Empire state or any other state for fine
peaches.
The little girl baby that was left at
the door Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Kerr on
jackson st. one night three months ago
and was adopted by the above named
couple, died last Wednesday night and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Friday. The baby had entwined its
little life into the affections OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Kerr so that it was with sorrow
they followed the remains to the new
made grave.
There is family of Buchanans in
Beechwoods who seem to think there
is no other name quite SO charming as
William. The fathers surname is Will
liam; they have son named William
and three daughters married to men
who all answer to the name of William.
Mr.. Buchananha another marriageable
daughter but only William boy need
apply, judging from the choice of her
sisters.
Edwin Hodgess died at the home Of
his brother in Rathmel on the evening
of the 22nd inst. from heart trouble.
He was 55 years and 7 months old and
was an unmarried man. He was a
member OF the Sons Of st. George and
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