The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-10-23

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Loan Association meeting Monday eve
ming S2, 200 were sold.
Haps and blankets for sale at the
Reynoldsville Hardware Co. store at
cost to close out the stock.
Gen. Supt Nelson, of the p. & E. r.
r., passed over the Low Grade Div. in
his special car Monday afternoon.
Another car load of the famous Min
neapolis -four just in at Robinson g. Mum
dorIr's, bought before the last advance
in price.
A fire in the woods near Hopkins
mill yesterday made it necessary to shut
down the mill at noon and put the men
to fighting the fire.
Home-Gazette. small paper pub
lished at Aliens Mills with Dillis Allen
as editor, reached our exchange table
last Saturday. 1t is spry little sheet.
There are twenty-three applicants for
the vacant pulpit in the Presbyterian
church at ClearGeld, some coming from
as far west as Oregon and one from
Colorado.
Moore & Dickinson are headquarters
for the worlds famous Minnehaha Flour,
the highest grade patent -four made,
and we guarantee every sack to give
satisfaction.
A squash that weighs % pounds can
be seen in one Of the windows of Kemp
sizes sewing machine office. The squash
was raised in the garden of Daniel
Smith, near Reynoldsville.
The S.4S p. NJ. train on the a. V. R'y
was held at this place until 1000 p. NJ.
last Thursday to accommodate the
people west of here who wanted to stay
for the camp fire of the lO5th.
H. J. Nickle invites everybody to
call at the Reed building and examine
her stock Of all kinds of goods usually
kept in variety store. The goods are
all good quality at reasonable prices.
The woolen mill at this place is run
ming at full capacity. The biggest days
work yet done in the mill was when
200 yards of cloth was turned out of
the weave room in one day last week.
A communication from Rev. Jas. II.
Jelbart, of Stanton, in answer to Rev.
L. Lewis Kelley's reply to the question,
"Why Prohibitionists do not vote their
| ticket will be found in this issue of
THE STAR.
Henry Deible, one of Reynoldsvilles
best hunters, was out last Friday and
bagged eleven pheasants. Pretty good
hunting for one man in one day. Mr..
Deible has our thanks for one of the
pheasants.
According to M. L. Hetrick's own
statement, he was dead over an hour
last Friday. Martin has spinal trouble
and he was helping to lift a log on the
day mentioned and hurt his back. He
is able to get around again.
A fac-simile of the Administration
building of the Worlds Fair, construct
ed of cakes of soap, can be seen in one
OF the show windows Of A. ID. Deemer &
Cos large dry goods store. The soap
building is quite novel sight.
A fight occurred on Fourth street
Thursday afternoon and some one mis-
understood the nature of the excitement
and yelled fire. The fire alarm was
given put before the iremen had gone
far the mistake was discovered.
A photographic concert will be given
in Centennial hall tomorrow, Thurs
day. evening. Admission 25 and Is
cents. Proceeds for the benefit of the
Baptist parsonage fund. Several Sc
lections that will be sung by the choir
will be reproduced by the photograph.
Rev. G. H. Hill, pastor of the Beech
woods Presbyterian church, is down
with typhoid fever. 1t is reported that
he is in dangerous condition, but
hopes are entertained for his recovery
and that in time he will again be able to
preach the gospel to the people of
Beechwoods.
Ed. G. Burns, who is sowing political
seed with the view of reaping the Office
of sheriff of this county next year, is
one of Reynoldsville's largest citizens.
Ed gave his order for macintosh
several days ago, and the coat is so
large it will take the factory three or
four weeks to get it ready for him to
wear.
An oil stove exploded at Beechtree
Junction Saturday afternoon which re-
suited in $500 fire. The B. r. & p.
Cos station, Office and weigh scales
were destroyed and Agent G. w.
Browns dwelling house, contents and
$350.00 in money were burned. A
piano and two bicycles were among the
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