The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-14

The A. V. Icy Will sell excursion
tickets from Red Bank to Washington,
ID. c., and return Sept. 18th to Goth,
good to return October 10th, for $500.
Tickets sold for all trains.
The girls must have told their fellows
about the new neck chains at G. F.
Hoffman's, the way they have been
selling. Let the good work go on, girls.
Another new lot just received.
Trains Nos. 1, 2, and have been
hauling an extra coach between Brook
vile and Dubois the past week to
accommodate the passenger traffic
during the session OF court at Brookville.
There is young lady within the
borough limits who pines for the
opportunity to become some nice young
mans helpmate in steming the
turbulent waters of the matrimonial sea.
The correspondent from here to the
Dubois Express says: "Alex. Riston has
II force of carpenters and brick-layers at
work and will push his new building to
rapid completion" Where and what
is he building?
A. l.. Lehman, OF Lock Haven, who
was elected by the school board as
teacher OF room No. q accepted the
position Of principalship of the Pentield
schools. The board had to look for
another teacher.
A number OF Reynoldsville nimrods
have been hunting the frisky grey and
black squirrels since the season opened,
Sept. 1st. Henry Deible brought in
eleven squirrels one day last week,
which is the largest string for one days
hunting in this section.
Rev.H. G. Furbay, OF the Presbyterian
church, and Rev. E. 7. Derr, Of the
Baptist, conducted the funeral services
for Rev. Murray's little baby last
Thursday morning. The remains were
inferred in Beulah cemetery.
The Dubois Courier issued almost
three thousand papers last Thursday
morning. The Courier Is getting there
as a morning paper. 1t furnishes late
news five hours ahead Of any other
daily coming to Reynoldsville.
Carmine Jarussi, an Italian umbrella
mender and scissor grinder, was in
Reynoldsville last Friday and gave
E. Neff $4,000 to send to Mrs. Domenico
Jarussi Dipietro in Italy. Jarussi gets
here annually and sends money to Italy.
John w. Phillippi, the Granger,
Democratic candidate for Assembly,
farm machine agent, and generally
very busy man, was in Brookville this
week looking after his interests at the
county seat while many of the citizens of
the rural districts are attending court.
This term of court has the largest
number of Commonwealth cases ever
presented at the tribunal OF Jefferson
county at one session. Ninty-seven was
the highest ever reached before, this
time one hundred and one cases were
the number requiring investigation by
law.
John H. Murray, Of Horatio, who was
principal Of the West Reynoldsville
schools several years ago, was in town
several days this week. Mr.. Murray
expects to practice medicine and will go
to Philadelphia the latter part of this
month to attend the Midico Chirugical
of that city.
Rev. 7. Telleen, of Rock Island, H.,
preached in the Lutheran church, in
the English and Swedish languages,
last Friday evening, to a good sized
audience. His subject was, "The Suffer
ing Ones and the Succoring One" The
discourse was a very interesting one
and would, no doubt, be of lasting
benefit to those who heard it.
The X. G. T.. celebration caused lots
Of excitement, but it was only for day.
The arrival of the large line of new
goods being received by G. +. Hoffman,
is causing a sensation that will be OF
long duration, for every one that calls
and sees his new and attractive goods
tell their friends how grand they are,
and so the ball is kept rolling.
The best map of this state ever made,
in seven colors, on bond paper, in strong
cover. 1t is handsomer, handler, than
any map yet published, and better
because corrected every three months
All counties, rivers, railroads, post
offices. Any man can sell them and
make money fast; send 10 cents for
sample copy and agency, to The axton.
The Christian Endeavor of the Pres
byterian church held moonlight
social at Samuel Suffers, West Reyn-