The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-01-20
A Little OF Everything.
Remnants OF all kinds at Deemers.

Remnants OF all kinds at Deemer's.
The "woman in black" is in Clearfield
now.
Where will you loaf after 500 p. M.
nowp
A few Ladies' and children's coats
left at Deemers.
There is some talk of building
church at Hopkins.
Deemers expect to sell all winter
goods at bargain.
Ten bicycle trunks were unloadcd at
this place yesterday.
A heavy wind storm Visited this
section Sunday night.
For neat fitting suit, go to Snyder e.
Johns. fashionable tailors
The 7.50 train last evening brought
It's first pouc h of mail for Reynoldsvlle.
Did you see the lightning flash
thwart the western sky Sunday night?
The A. v. pay car gladdened the
carts Of the employees of the road last
eek.
Leap year will not come this way
gain until 100i-eight years. Think
II it girls!
At King e. Co.'S you will find baled
lay, salt, -four and full line of general
Merchandise.
The teachers local institute held at
sathmel Saturday was q very interest
ng institute.
The Republicans of this borough will
old caucus in Centennial Hall next
Onday evening.
About fifteen commercial men struck
eynoldsville yesterday. -Four of them
kere bicycle agents.
The Dodson trial, including the
$300.00 reward, cost Jefferson county
about fifteen hundred dollars.
The Prohibitionists of R'yt oldsville
will hold caucus IL Centennial Hall
Saturday evening, January 23rd.
The people will now have to do their
buying before eight o'clock in the eve
ming, as the stores close at that hour.
There is young lady in Reynolds
Vile so bashful that she will not play
piece of music without an introduction.
Rev. Harvey, student in the
Allegheny Seminary, preached In the
Presbyterian church in this place Sun
day.
John Davis, County Commissioners
Clerk, and Miss Annie E. Brenneman,
OF BroOkville, were married at Hornells-
vile, N. Y, the 9th inst.
w. S. Ross, proprietor Of the Ross
House, filled his ice house last week
with eight inch ice cut from his d'.h
above the West Reynoldsville school
house.
Brookville is to have an electric light
plant. The town council of that
borough has granted the company,
which is mostly home capital, the right
4 way.
The young people of the Baptist
hurch will hold social and festival in
he old Baptist church at Prescottville
hext Saturday evening. All are invited
to. attend.
The Western Pcnitentiary at Ale
gheny has 600 more prisoners now than
an be kept in accordance with the law
nd the Eastern Penitentiary is in the
me condition.
Charles e. Butler, Of Mosgrove, Arm
rong county, has bought w. r. Mar
p's grocery store on Main street. w.
Butler, brother of the first named,
II have charge Of the store.
8. J. Williams, West Reynoldsville
peer, is selling out his stock to quit
biness with the intention Of attending
aw school. He has studied law and
opposes TO graduate in that profession.
For the handsomest flower ever intro
auced In America see plates OF the
Japan Iris, carried by f. G. Browns
agh. e. G. Brown & Co., sole import
err, Rochester, N. Y. H. G. Feath, agt.
The special meetings In the Methodist
Episcopal church, under the directions
4 q Evangelist Heath, are still In pro.
erees. There viii be services every
evening this week, except Saturday
. eveping.