The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-08-03

tribute boxes. Let everybody turn out.
During the storm last Friday at noon
| lightning toyed with the elevator at
the tannery. A Polander, who was
eating his dinner near where the electric
element ran down, was badly fright
ened.
A prominent young lady OF Reynolds
Vile went to bed at 1890 Saturday
night and did not get awake until 1880
o'clock Sunday evening, and then her
mother had some difficulty in getting
her awake.
Two accidents occurred at the Roches-
ter mine, Dubois, last Friday. John
Hall was severely bruised by fall Of
coal. and later In the day Thomas Price
was carried home from the mine with
Il broken leg.
The Epworth League base ball club
of this place played the League club at
Dubois Friday afternoon. The Reyn-
oldsville boys never reached the home
base once while the Dubois nine got
there eight times.
| The farmers who have been busy
harvesting for few weeks, were
numerous in Reynoldsville Saturday,
the heavy rains Friday evening and
early Saturday morning may have in
duced them to come.
| The school board OF Dubois are learn
ing by experience that the position Of
school director Is not an enviable one
and that dissatisfaction Is a fruitful
production and 1t is an utter impossi-
bility to please everybody.
The Brookville furniture and wagon
factory buildings are being pushed along
rapidly and the company expect to be
ready for business before many months.
The county seats new enterprise starts
out with capital of s25, 900.
The Presbyterians will hold their SER
vices in the X. of =. hall next Sunday,
Aug. 7th. Sunday school at 9.45 A. M.
All members are requested to carry
their Gospel Hymns with them.
Preaching services at II A. M. and 7.45
p. NJ.
Two games of base ball were played
on the ball grounds at this place last
Thursday. The Sons Of Temperance
won the game from the cigarmakers
and BARRIERS s to I. and the second nine
of Reynoldsville beat the second nine
of Brookville 10 toS.
David Wheeler went to Kasas City.
Mo-, last Saturday to purchase car
load of mules. Mr.. Wheeler buys the
long g-eared animals for the b., L. & Y.
G. M. Co., the Berwind-White Co.,
and other companies. He generally
brings twenty-five at time.
Six wagons passed through Reynolds
vile Monday evening destined for the
huckleberry mountains. Some of the
occupants imbibed freely of ''snake-bite-
killer" before getting out Of town so
that they would be prepared for the
reptiles venom II they were attacked.
A colored man who came from no
place in particular and was going to the
same place, tarried in Reynoldsville
several days last week making sport for
some of the young men. They kept his
whistle wet and he done considerable
whistling for them, being rather an
expert at it.
The repairs at the Lutheran church
have been completed and it will be
re-opened next Sunday. The pastor will
be assisted by Rev. ID. M. Kemerer, of
Pittsburg, who will occupy the pulpit
both morning and evening. The pastor
will preach in German at clock p. NJ
The public is invited to attend.
Jas. w. Hunt, a thirteen year old
lad, who was employed as trapper in
the EleanOra mine, was killed last
Thursday by being run over by coal
car in the mine. He stepped onto the
front end of the car and fell under the
wheels. His remains were buried in
the Eleanora cemetery Saturday. The
deceased was son Of Joseph Hunt.
The school directors of Winslow
township met at Reynoldsville Saturday
and decided to erect several new school
buildings before the winter term opens.
A two story addition will be built on
the Rathmel school house. Sandy
Valley is to have new edifice, and
there will be one built at Kline's. The
latter is new location and adds one
more school house to the township list.
James Wiseman, little fve-year-old
son of r. j. Wiseman, received an ugly
cut above the right eye last evening
| from a STONE that had haau hurlad at