The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-12-01

store In the room next to GOoder's
jewellery store, have quite business.
The Marienville Express was seven
years old last week. Considering Its
environments, the Express is a live
local paper.
The winslow township school
directors paid the township teachers
Saturday. The next pay the teachers
get will be Christmas day.
Steven Scivanah, a Slav, had his right
shoulder lsocated, two ribs'brolen and
his head badly cut by fall of coal In
Hamilton mine yesterday afternoon.
Luige Chiarilll and Miss Macrera
Aunezzitta were married at the home
of Dominic Giuseppe in Prescottville on
Saturday by Squire L. Neir, of this
place.
G.. w. Bussard, the butcher, has
moved into his new shop, near Hotel
Belnap, and is ready TO supply the
people with choice meat Of every kind.
He soicits your patronage.
The Jefferson e. Clcarfeld Coal &
Iron Co. paid their employees at this
place last evening. The men usually
get their pay on Saturdays, but for some
reason they were paid last evening.
Special meetings are now in progress
in the Presbyterian church. Rev.
G. w. Cherry, of Natrona, who arrived
Monday evening to assist Rev. Reber in
the meetings this week, is a pleasant
and forcible speaker.
The bazaar and supper in the Rebekah
hall Thanksgiving afternoon aud even
ing, under the management of the ladies
OF the Presbyterian church, was fairly
well patronized. The bazaar was well
stocked with the handiwork of the
ladies.
The Reynoldsvillc Water Co. will ex-
tend its line in this borough and West
Reynoldsville In this borough it will
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and Third streets down Third to the
woolen mill. In West Reynoldsville
pipe will be laid on Brown street. The
pipe is here, but on account of the alb
sence of DR.. $. Reynolds, one of the
committee. the contract for laying
the pipe has not been let yet.
Henry Geirheim, Of Kittanniug, came
to Reynoldsville Thanksgiving to visit
Henry Preister and family, but his vis-
it was cut short by receiving telegram
Friday morning that Kittanning had
been visited by a connagration and the
clothing and dry goods store of L. +.
Biehl, which Mr.. Geirheim was inter-
ested in, was burned. The fire began
at l.3O A. NJ. About 100000 was licked
up by the flames.
The Summerville Telephone Co. line
will not be in operation in this place
before about the first of 1898. The poles
are all up in Reynoldsville, the tele-
phones and wire are here, but the work
of stringing the wire will not be com.
menced for couple of weeks yet. 1t
has not been positively stated where
the exchange will be, but there is NO
doubt but it will be in DR.. J. II. Muir.
rays Office.
On Tuesday night, Dec. eth, the
peerless May Smith Robbins, supported
by a superb company OF fun-makers
will make her first appearance In the
Reynolds opera house, in the laughable
operate and musical comedy success
"Little Trixie," the romp heiress, under
the management of Fred Bobbins
Bright music, pretty girls and grace
ful dancers. Be sure you see rLittle
Trixie." Prices 25, 35 and SOC. Tick
cts on sale at Stokes.
G.. Z. Andrews, of New Bethlehem
who had stroke of paralysis on the
20th OF November, of which mention
was made in THE STAR last week, died
last Friday forenoon and was buried
Monday afternoon. The deceased was
80 years old. He had lived in New
Bethlehem half century. He had {
wide reputation as business man. II
his death New Bethlehem loses one O
her best citizens. The deceased wa
the father OF Mrs. M. j. McEnteer.
1t was stated in The STAR last weel
that several persons in the east end o
town had been badly frightened by som'
hideous monster, with eyes like balls oi
fire. We have since learned what /
was. A wag, who was out for fun, go
large piece of heavy paper, cut twt
holes in it. held lighted lantern il
I front of him, under the paper, ant
) walked out on the dark street. Ha,
the frightened persons been courageou
enough to club or stone what they sup
posed was a monster, 1t would not hav