The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-31

Hotel Belnap, has finger ring that
eclipes anything OF the kind from Dan
to Beersheba. 1t was presented to him
by an agent.
The Sons of Temperance will hold a
necktie social in Centennial Hall Satur-
day evening, Sept. 3rd, to which all are
invited to attend. Ice cream. cake and
lemonade will be served.
The Salvation Army advertise that
they will be at Dubois on the 3rd of
September to ''make war against the
devil" They certainly will attack one
his majesty's strongholds.
The Knights of Labor of Rathmel are
making preparations to have a jolly
time there on Labor Day. The people
of that village generally succeed in
their efforts to have good time.
Volume |, No. 3, of the Dayton Ne,rs,
Armstrong county, found its way to our
exchange table last week. 1t is pub
lished by Marshall, Hoover & Co. We
wish them success in the enterprise.
The fifty-seventh session of the Erie
Annual Conference, of the NJ. f.. church,
will be held at Warren, Pa, commence
ing on Wednesday, September 7th.
Bishop John p. Newman will preside.
We were given curiosity the other
day by Mrs. Elijah Trudgen. 1t was
twin apples, both having grown from
the same parent stem. They were so
perfect that you could not tell one
from the other.
Two Rathmelites bunked in the lock-
up one night last week and paid well
for their lodging when brought before
the Mayor in the morning. The why's
and wherefores leading to the arrests
might be good subject for the officers
to mediate upon.
Mrs. w. NJ. Foster, who has been at
Pittsburg for two weeks receiving
treatment from Mrs. DR.. McGranor of
$50 Wylie avenue, returned home
Thursday afternoon much improved in
health. She speaks very highly of
Mrs. McGranor's treatment.
The pedagogues and the pupils will
assemble at the temple Of learning in
this borough one week from next
Monday for the purpose of mastering
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them five days out of every week during
the prospective school term they will
that day enter.
Policeman Mincer has not received
his new blue suit yet and there seems
to be no effort made towards getting
him one. Surely Reynoldsville has
sufficient pride to want to see our police
look as if the town means business. A
blue coat and star go better together
than common citizen attire.
F. +. Hoffman, the veterinarian of
Brookville, was called here last week
to prescribe for one of Frank J. Blacks
bus horses that had been showing indi-
cations of becoming carrion and letting
the maggots feast on his flesh, but the
beast reconsidered the matter and is
now on the convalescent list.
The street railway is doing an immense
business. On Friday last 1000 passen-
gers were carried, and on the day of
the reunion the number was more than
three times that amount. The owners
of the line are highly pleased at the
liberal patronage it receives by our
people.-Punxsutawney Ne,cs.
Alfred Bell, Of Rochester, N. Y,
we'll known lumberman in Jefferson
county, after whom Bells MILL near
Brookville, on the A. V. R'y was named,
died at his home last Wednesday
evening, aged eighty-two years. He
was father of Mr.. Fred Bell, of the
Bell, Lewis & Yates, Coal Mining Co.
The Jefferson County Medical assO-
citation picnic held at the Dubois
Electric Park last Friday was an
enjoyable outing for the participants.
Our postmaster, DR.. J. w. Foust says:
st was the largest congregation of
doctors that has assembled in this
locality for over thousand years, and
the repast was fit for king"
The Fair Bulletin, edited and
published by w. L. McCracken, devoted
to the interest Of the Jefferson county
fair to be held at Brookville Sep. Goth
to 23rd, promises that the fair this year
will surpass all previous fairs ever held
in the county. If the business like
manner with which the new manage
ment take hold of the affair is criterion
it will certainly be success.
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