The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-10-30

merchandise.
Glasses-The kind you can see to
thread needle with-fitted by G. F.
Hoffman, the optician.
Haps and blankets for sale at the
Reynoldsvile Hardware Co. store at
cost to close ont the stock,
Amos Hyson, carpenter, fell off
Huntingdon's house in the east end of
town on Monday and sprained his left
ankle badly
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 party was given at the home Of d.
T. Robinson on main street Saturday
evening in honor OF Geo. b. Robinson,
who was visiting in this place. About
twenty young people attended the
party.
A young fellow who was learning to
be an operator and was an assistant in
the baggage room at Brookville, was
arrested Monday afternoon for break
ing into trunks at various times and
stealing articles therefrom.
Grant Rhoads was over in the neigh
borhood Of Penfeld hunting last Satur-
day and shot black bear. The bear
was about one year old. Frank Black,
proprietor Hotel Mcconnell, got the
hind quarters of young bruin.
The postoffice at Brockwayville was
robbed Of s422.21 in postage stamps and
$4,000 in money last Wednesday night.
The postofllce was entered by prying
open the back door, the safe was drilled
and the safe door blown off its hinges.
ID. w. Atwater, who has travelled
through Missouri, Tennessee and Ken
lucky during the past six months with
merry-go-round has returned to
Reynoldsville. Mr.. Atwater's avoir-
dupois has increased during his travels.
VIM. King was loading stone onto a
wagon one day last week and one of the
rocks fell on his right foot, which he
now has tied up so that it is about the
size of peck measure and he sits
beside warm stove nursing the in
jured member.
The Y. =. S. G. f. of the Baptist
church will give Fortune Social and
oyster supper at the home of Dir. A. II.
Bowser this, Wednesday, evening at
500 p. NJ. In connection with this an
art exhibition will be given. All are
cordially invited to attend.
A special meeting of the town council
was held last Friday evening at which
time John C. Hirst was elected Street
Commissioner to fill the unexpired term
of John d. Lowther. Alex. Watson
was elected to act as policeman in the
east end of town on Saturday afternoons
and nights.
Tomorrow, Thursday, night will be
All Hollew'een. The observance OF
that night in the peculiar way with
which everybody is familiar, Is a relic
of Scotch superstition. 1t was believed
that at that time all the witches, devils,
fairies and imps of earth and air held
their annual carnival, or holiday.
Hopkins big mill, two miles west OF
Reynoldsville, was compelled to shut
down last Thursday on account of the
low tide in the Sandy Lick creek. All
the logs in the boom having been sawed
and the water is too low to get more
logs in. If there is sufficient water
within the next few weeks the mill will
be started again.
]. l. Coleman, brother of M. G.
Coleman and Mrs. j. G. King, Of
this place, who is now located at
Payson, Arizona, will be married
to charming young lady of Flag
Staff, Arizona, the 9th OF next
month. j. l. is the last mem
Der OF the Coleman family to discard
the robe of singleblessedness for the
matrimonial cloak
We stated last week that Morton
Gray accidently shot himself while out
hunting with Albert Sutter and another
boy. That was the story Gray told the
doctor and Sutter corroberated it,.
The boys now make a different state
mont concerning the accident. They
were fooling and Sutter, not knowing
the revolver he had in his hand was
loaded, pointed the weapon at Gray and
accidentally shot him.
Arbor Day was appropriately observed
by the teachers and pupils of the Indi-
ana schools, of which Prof. Lex N.
Mitchell is principal The Indiana
Messenger published the program and