The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-10-09


the b., r. e. p. passed over the A. ".
R'y yesterday afternoon loaded with
excursionists who were going to
Pittsburg.
The semi-annual inspection of Fire
Co. No. l will be held at the hose rooms
tomorrow, Thursday, evening. All
members are expected to be present
dressed in uniform.
II we are ever happy in this life we
must enjoy what every day brings us.
We must be grateful and glad for all
the good which comes into our lives,
and patiently bear our trials.
Will F. Wilson, of Kittanning, for
merly an employee in Robinson's shoe
house in this place, will be married
to-day to Miss Firth, one Of Kittan-
ning's charming young ladies.
Miss NJ. L. Moore has large assort-
ment OF hats and bonnets for ladies and
children. 1t will pay the ladies to see
her stock and prices before buying else
where, as she can save them money.
| II. 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.
Miss Bertha McGaw, an assistant in
the postoffice, has been unable to be on
duty at the postoffice for several days
on account of a very sore eye. She got
bad cold which settled in her right
eye.
The first month of the winter term Of
school in West Reynoldsville ended
last Friday. During the month there
age attendance 1863; per cent of attend
ance 90.
The telephone line men put in four
new telephones this. week, as follows:
Hopkins mill, A. V. R'y office, H. Alex.
Stokes new drug store in West Reyn-
oldsville and DR.. J. II. Murray's Office
on Main street.
John Marks Conser, one of the pro-
prietors of Hotel Dillman, was out
hunting one day last week and shot
raccoon. Ed. Blackwell, the colored
chap who has charge OF the Hotel Dill
The Dubois Deposit bank began to do
business on Monday morning as a
National bank, and will be known as
the Deposit National Bank of Dubois.
Capital stock $4,000; r. H. Moore
president, and NJ. 1. McCreight cashier.
Brilliant acting, splendid costumes
and one of the incest plays ever present
ed on the Reynolds opera house stage is
what Flora Stamford promises the peo-
pie of Reynoldsville for Monday night,
Oct. l4th. Tickets on sale at Stokes
drug store.
Adolph Mahoney has opened meat
market at the old stand of jThos.
Mahoney, near Hotel Mcconnell, where
he will constantly have on hand fresh
beef, pork, sausage and balona. Give
him a trial and he will give you
satisfaction.
Frank Hartle, an engineer on the r..
g. F. c. railroad, has the reputation of
being quite a grounding hunter.
Since the mines have been idle Mr..
Hartle and d. S. Chittister have been
hunting woodchucks and have bagged
two or three of them.
All visitors in Reynoldsville on the
18th inst, who are not old soldiers, can
get an excellent dinner in the Reynolds
block for the small sum of % cents.
The ladies of the M. f. church will
serve the dinner. They will also serve
supper in the Reynolds block for 25
cents.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give dinner and supper in the Rea
Building, at the corner OF Fifth Ave.
on Thursday the 18th. All who come
will be served with good dinner for
twenty-five cents. II the free dinners
give out the ladies will be glad to serve
as many as will come.
Jesse Williams, who was employed on
Francis Smiths log job near Pancoast,
came very nearly amputating half OF
his right foot with an AK last Thursday.
There was only small piece of skin
holding the foot together and Mr..
Williams wanted the doctor to save the
foot for him if possible, and the doctor
sewed it on again.
About five months ago Bussard, the
butcher lost a pig and it has since been
roaming the ODonnell woods until it
became a wild and ferocious hog. Last
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