The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-07-17

Lawyer G. NJ. Mcdonald has had a
telephone placed in his Office.
The outcome of courtship nowadays
is largely a question of income.
A number Of miners are going 70
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Stop and look in the window at G. r.
Hoifman's and see the blouse sets.
Rev. p. p. Womer fill ed the pulpit in
the NJ. r. church Sunday morning.
II you want BRUSSELS carpet go to the
Reynoldsvile Hardware Co.'S. store.
A merry-go-round will be put up at
the corner of Main and Fifth streets.
The town was full of school teachers
and would-be-teachers last Thursday.
More and better shoes for your dollars
at Robinsons than you get elsewhere.
There was no preaching services in
the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
The racket store has been moved into
Fishers new iron-clad building on Main
Street.
The next o. U. A. NJ. reunion will be
held in Brookville the latter part of
May in 1895.
A number of ladies of the w. II. G. of
this place went to Sykesville yesterday
and held picnic.
Big drop in -four at j. A. Welsh's.
Any best Minnesota flour for Sl.20.
Get prices on barrel lots.
Ordinances for the opening of Grant
and Tenth and other streets will be
found in this issue OF THE STAR.
A full stock, good goods and lowest
possible prices tells the story of Robin
son e. Mundorff's immense trade.
The building next door to J. A.
Welsh's is being papered and fitted up
for a second hand furniture store.
Mrs. VIM. Britton, of the Beechwoods,
fell last Monday on her way to the well
and dislocated her right shoulder.
There were no arrests made in Reyn-
oldsville on the Fourth of July for
drunkenness or disorderly conduct.
The Clarion Assembly opens to-day
and will close July 3lst. The Assembly
is good place to spend few days.
The first cheap excursion for the sea-
son from this section to Niagara Falls
was run over the b. II. & p. R'y Sun
day.
1t is reported that the huckleberry
crop this year will be enormous. The
bulk of the berries are of the early blue
variety.
Two of Ed. C. Burns small boys
wrecked buggy near S. NJ. Gourley's
one day last week while out for pleas
ure ride.
According to the reports the corn
crops will be large in product in most
all parts OF eastern and western Penn
sylvania.
During the past ten years, from July
10, 1885, to July 10, 1895, there have
been 1856 marriage licenses granted in
Jefferson county.
A Polander struck Pat Madden on
q the head with a car sprag Monday while
at work in Big Soldier. Mr.. Madden
has very sore head.
The best of goods at lowest prices,
strictly for cash, suits the people. This
accounts for rush at Robinson & Mum
dorff's, Centennial building.
Clarence M. Flickinger and Miss
Dorthy M. Bonnet, of this place, were
united in marriage on the evening of
July 4th by Rev. Jas. H. Jelbart.
Squire w. F. Ingraham, of Brook
vile, was buried at that place on Tues
day OF last week. Mr.. Ingraham had |
not enjoyed good health for sometime.
A valuable horse owned by Ed. C.
Burns, the liveryman, died near
Emerickville Saturday evening. Two
young ladies were driving to Brook
vile.
The school directors OF Winslow town
ship will meet in this place on the first
Saturday in August to elect teachers
for the township schools for the winter
term.
VIM. III. Ford, District Deputy, and
ESQ. Il. Neff were at Sykesyille on Tues
day night of last week installing officers
In the Jr. o. u. A. M. Council at that
place.
Moore g. Dickinson are headquarters
for the worlds famous Minnehaha Flour,
the highest grade patent -four made,
and we guarantee every sack to give
satisfaction.
On Tuesday of last week the Berwind-
White Co. shipped the first coal from
their shaft near Dubois. II has been
three years since the company started
the work and half million dollars has
been expended on it.
The b., II. g. p. Ry will run a spe-