The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-02-03
Il Little Of Everything.

"Killarney and The Rhine"
Yesterday was ground hog day.
Bargains in Boys suits at Deemer's.
Valentine day one week from Sunday.
Prices below all on Robinson's shoes.
''Killarney and The Rhine" Feb. 5th
Something new. Shoes at Robinson's
Ground hog didn't sec his shadow
yesterday.
Good news! Great shoes at Robnson's
for little money
A night clerk has been put on at
Hotel Mcconnell.
Twenty degrees below zero at this
place Sunday morning.
Mems, youths and boys suits go in
Deemer's clearance sale.
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story of "Beatrix Randolph"
A fight on Main street about eight
o'clock Saturday night raised quite a
commotion.
Samuel ]. Williams, West Reynolds
vile grocer, sold his stock at auction
last Friday and Saturday.
The lecture Friday night begins at
S.15. Doors open at 100. Tickets on
sale at Stokes drug store.
Prof. II. d. Patton, of Lancaster, de-
livered temperance address in the
M. E. church Sunday morning.
There were four or five sleighing par
ties in Reynoldsville Sunday from
Brookville, Dubois and other places.
The r. & F. c. R'y will build pas
senger platform at the Main street
crossing. Size Of platform is to be Sx25
feet.
Don't fail to hear Rev. Robert Nourse,
the large-brained, eloquent man who
will lecture in Assembly Hall Friday
evening.
William Coping and John Spears
took two sled loads Of Daughters Of st.
George to Brookville Monday on
sleighing excursion.
The Knights Of Golden Eagle cleared
over twenty dollars by the entertain
ment given in the opera house on
Tuesday night Of last week.
Vawna Aritzkey, a Polish child Of
Worth street, aged three years and
seven month, died Sunday and was
buried in the Catholic cemetery Mon
day.
John c. Fish, Of Ford City, Pa, and
Miss Louealla May Shaffer, of Winslow
township, were married by Squire E.
Neff, at his Office on Main street, on
Wednesday, Jan. 9th.
David Cochran has opened a shooting
gallery in Centennial hall in the room
formerly occupied by Meeker Bros. feed
store. David is Offering good prizes for
the best Workmanship.
The Populists met at David Hart
mans wagon shop Tuesday night OF last
week to nominate borough ticket,
but decided not to put up ticket at
the February election.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian church held a ''peanut
social" at the home Of Miss Mary Cooper
last Thursday evening. The young
people had very pleasant time.
G. j. Corwin, the photographer, at
tended the Photographers State con-
vention held at Harrisburg last week.
He has a new line OF work which he will
introduce in Reynoldsville inside of a
couple OF weeks.
Roman e. Koehler, forman of THE
STAR Office, celebrated his twenty-frst
birthday anniversary last Saturday
evening by entertaining ten or twelve
young gentlemen friends at his home in
West Reynoldsville.
An effort was made to get special
train to run to Dubois Monday evening
TO hear Gen. John B. Gordon lecture on
the Last Days Of the Confederacy."
One hundred passengers had to be
guaranteed TO get the train. The train
didn't run.
The advance agent for Charles Newton
Hood, the author, poet and humorist,
In readings from his own works, was in
Reynoldsville last week trying to make
date for Mr.. Hood with several
societies In the town, but failed to make
the necessary arrangements.