The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-18

stokes.
Phitters of pheat--Millirens, the
leaders.
Gents, see the fine all-wool overcoat
for 800 at Bells.
Cheap excursion TO Buffalo over the
B., II. & =. next Wednesday.
The greatest line Of overcoats ever
brought to Reynoldsville at Bells.
Everybody is going to the Torbett
Concert. Don't stay at home alone.
Every person dressed in one Of
Millirens perfect fitting suits is strictly
in it.
"Get There and Stay There" is Sam
Jones subject at Brookville Tuesday
evening, Nov. oath.
You can't always Judge a man by his
appearance, but you can judge some
men by their disappearance.
Mrs. Olive H. Brunson, of Susque-
hanna, inspected the Woman's Relief
Corps in this place last Friday evening.
John Mcdowell, formerly a citizen of
this place, was conductor on the b., II.
& p. passenger train into this place
yesterday.
Oh, yes Speaking of cheese, the
H., Dol n,
dorffs, almost makes your teeth water
to look at it.
Rev. J. G.. McEntre conducted
services in the McAninch school house,
south OF Brookville, Saturday evening
and Sunday.
Charles Albert Nelson, fourteen
month old son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Nelson, of Rathmel, died of brain fever
last Thursday.
Better get your tickets for the concert
early. No more tickets will be sold
than the number of seats in the
Assembly Hail.
The advance agent for ga Breezy
Time Co. was in Reyuoldsville the lat
ter part of last week, but did not make
date at this place.
Hon. G.. Allen Prescott, Of Tawas
City, Mich, son-in-law of ]. L. Test,
Esq, of this place, was reelected State
Senator in Michigan.
A phonograph entertainment was
given in Centennial Hall Friday evening
under the auspices of the West Reyn-
oldsville cornet band.
Vol. /, No. 3, of the Johnsonburg
Press, made its first appearance on our
exchange table Monday morning. It is
a sprightly youngster.
Last Thursday was pay day on the A.
V. R'y. 1t was the first time in four or
five months that the company used gold
in paying the employees.
Seven houses In Brookville were
entered by thieves on the night of the
9th inst. In each case the thieves
gained entrance through windows.
No X Rays required TO see it is to
your interest to buy groceries from
Robinson & Mundorffs, Centennial
building, when you get their prices.
The NJ. E. prayermeeting begins at
seven o'clock tomorrow evening A
half hour earlier than usual on account
OF the concert to be given in Assembly
Hall.
There is some talk of game of foot
ball between the Reynoldsville High
School team and the Dubois High
School team some time within the next
ten days.
The j. H. McEwen Manufacturing
Co. of Ridgway, made an assignment
last Thursday to c. H. McCauley and J.
H. McEwen for the benefit of its
creditors.
The presidential contest swings back
and forth like the pendulum of the old
kitchen clock-republican in 1872, dem
ocratic in 1876, republican in 1880,
democratic in 1884, republican in 1883,
democratic in 1892, and republican in
96.-Brookville Democrat.
Judge John w. Reed, Hon. Geo. A.
Jenks, III. H. Brosius, Esq, Ben. M.
Clark, Esq, and David L. Taylor, of
Brookville, whose houses were entered
by thieves on the night of 9th inst,
offer reward OF S250.00 for the arrest
and conviction Of the thieves.
A new disease is attacking horses in
different sections OF the state. Veterin-
arians are unable to diagnose it. The
leading symptoms are loss of appetite,
rapid rise of temperature, discharge
at the nose and loss Of vision. Death
usually follows within twenty-four