The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-10-02

just received another car load OF Min
neapolis -four, big reduction in price at
Robinson & Mundorif's.
Wheels of fortune and other gam
bling devices were in full blast at the
Brookville fair last week.
The Reynoldsville Hardware Co. is
Offering to sell haps and blankets at
cost TO close out their stock.
Never purchase love or friendship by
gifts, when thus obtained they are lost
as soon as you stop payment.
An infant of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Phil
lippi, near Sykesville, died Thursday
and was buried in Sykesville cemetery
Friday.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Verna +. Bing, of this place, and
Rev. =. p. Womer, of Somersville,
Conn, which occurs Oct 9th.
Il. L. Stewart has just put in one of the
prettiest little monuments to be seen in
the Catholic cemetery for Jas. Degnan.
His prices are reasonable and his work
of the finest kind.
w. b. Wilson's lecture, Hero of the
Mine" in Centennial hall last Friday
evening, was not listened to by very
large crowd. The lecture was a good
one and well delivered.
A lady's gold watch and chain was
lost between DR.. Kings residence on
Main st. and VIM. G. Schultze's on
Fourth ST. The finder will be rewarded
by returning watch to Miss Susie
Schultze.
A sum of money was found on the r.,
& f. G. railroad track, near the foot of
Fifth street. last Thursday. The owner
can get money by calling on VIM. Bark
ley, proving property and paying for
this notice.
Rev. T.. Lewis Kelley, pastor of the
Baptist church, has chosen for his sub
jects next Sunday as follows: Morning,
'The Expediency of Christ's Depart
ure," followed by Communion: Evening,
"The Pleasures Of SIM"
A young lady of this place lost an
astrakhan cape Tuesday afternoon of
last week between Rathmel and Lon
don mines, she planted an advertise
ment in THE STAR and before dark
Wednesday evening the cape was re-
turned to this office.
Three Italians, with flute, violin and
harp, came to this place Monday morn
ing and before noon were engaged to
play for a dance in the Reynolds block,
which was gotten up by some of the
young men of town because the music
had drifted this way.
The Utopia society held social at
the home of f. NJ. Brown last evening.
These socials have been noted for the
choice viands prepared by the Utopia
ladies. On this occasion the ladies kept
up their reputation of providing a fine
layout of good things.
All the scholars who attend school
are supposed to have the mark of vac
cination upon them, but there are many
scholars who have meyer been vaccin-
ated. If smallpox scare comes this
way there will soon be many sore arms
among the school children.
John Hoffman, OF Prescottville, who
was employed in the Degnan & McDon-
aid log camp near Schafner's Corners,
came home Saturday with a very sore
shoulder. Part of a sapling hit him on
the left side of the head and left shoul-
der. John will not work for few
weeks at least
The atmosphere Sunday evening was
too chilly for the colored campmeeting
in the Miller orchard and Mr.. jenkins
hired Centennial hall for that evening,
which closed the meeting in Reynolds
vile. Mr.. Jenkins did not make
enough out of the campmeeting at this
place TO pay expenses, and he was about
financially embarrassed when he left
town Monday.
Don't forget that the Pittsburg Expo
sition for 1895 surpasses its many sue
cessful predecessors in the variety o.
attractions, and the interest which the
people are taking in the institution
The music at the Exposition has beer
irresistible. The Innes Famous Festi
val Band began Monday and will play
for three weeks, closing the season
Go and see the big show.
Jerry Myers was at Brookville las
week taking in the county fair. Wher
he got on the steps of one of the coaches
on the evening train one fellow pushed
him off and when he struck terra firm,
another fellow ran his hand into Mr.
Myers pocket and stole his pocket bool
which contained ten dollar bill ant
the return half of his excursion ticket