The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-02-17
A Little OF EV6ruthlnQ.

"Into the King Row" Friday night
Friday WAS pay day on the A. V. R'y.
"Into the King Row and Crowned
King"
Train No. was over sn hour late
aturday.
Easy TO wear, but hard to wear out
4obinson's shoes.
Pure lard very, very cheap at Robin
ION & Mundorf's.
Shoes from Is cts. foot up TO $500
foot at ]. s. Morrow's.
Next Monday will be legal holiday
EWashington's birthday.
Your watch repaired the same day
rou leave IT, at G. +. Hoffman's.
Tickets for the lecture Friday night
hre one sale at Stokes drug store.
The railroad platform ut the Main
street station was built last week.
DR.. John w. Warwick has moved into
the Presbyterian manse on Grant street.
Ladies' shoes formerly $3.50 now l.50,
some formerly $500 now sl 90, at Robin
sons.
John NJ Reed Lodge, No. 536, f. aud
"a. NJ, will banquet st the Imperial this
evening.
Skeleton eye glasses, the most stylish
thing on the market, fitted at G. +.
Hoffman's.
Go to J. +. Welsh & Co.'S, near post
bffice, for your shoes, best TO wear and
best to fit.
Fish, fish, salt fish, all kinds, winter
catch. Prices very low At Robinson q
MundorfI's.
The school appropriation for this
borough, s3,037.0O, for this year has
been received.
A railing has been put up along the
outside Of the sidewalk in front Of the
'Baptist church.
w. E. Clarke, OF Brookville, moved
into the West End Hotel, West Reyn-
Oldsville, last week.
About forty members Of the Presby
terian Jr. Endeavor Society drove to
Brookville Saturday.
Deemer's never carry goods from one
season to another this is the time to get
bargains in heavy goods.
Rev. G. II. Prescott, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, preached in the Baptist church
i'm this place Sunday -~Orning.
See ]. z. Welsh Il Co.'s mems 600
work shoes they can't be beaten for
wearing quality-near pOstoffice.
There WAS an oyster supper at Peter
kBaums last night. Proceeds for benefit
of the Emerickville M. f. church.
When you want nice little shoe for
your babies call at j. Z. Welsh & Co.'s,
near postoffice, they have the incest
and best line.
Hear Rev. J. Bell Neff deliver his
entertaining and instructive lecture,
"Into the King-row and Crowned u
King" next Friday night.
The members OF the Odd Fellows
lodges Of this place aud Beechtree will
visit the Odd Fellows lodge at Falls
Creek next Tuesday night.
ID. F. Robinson, the shoe merchant,
was not expected to live last night from
heart failure, but as We 60 to press this
morning he is little better.
A. d. Deemer h Co. have covered the
floor Of their large dry goods store with
linoleum. II makes quite an improve
ment in the appearance Of the store
room.
Sunday wss St. Valentines Day, but
the boys and girls made use Of the mails
Saturday. About four hundred one
cent stamps were sold at the Reynolds
vile postoffice that day.
Mrs. Charles Herpel entertained Prof.
Lex N. Mitchell, principal of the West
Reynoldsville schools, and the pupils OF
his room, at her home Thursday even
ing. A six o'clock dinner was served.
Maize, six-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Snyder, OF Worth
street, died Saturday evening, OF scarlet
fever, and was buried in Prospect ceme'
terry Monday afternoon.
A number OF members of the /. o. O.
F. lodge OF Beechtree visited the l. o
o. F.. lodge In Reynoldsville Saturday
night, and eight or ten members OF the
lodge of this place visited the Beech
tree lodge Monday night
The A. v. R'y Co. finished cutting
and hauling ice from the Sabula dau
last week. One hundred and twenty
four car loads Of ice were hauled ava.
from the dam. The company gets ic'
for the main line and Low Grad'
| Division ct Ssbula.