The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-05-25

was sent from Davidson county, N. u,
and the gold from South Carolina.
New schedule went into effect on the
b., II. g. p. II. II. last Sunday 1t had
been announced through the newspapers
that Sunday train would be put on the
road, but the report was mis;Ake.
Seventy members of the |. o. o. +.
attended the morning services. in
body. at the Presbyterian church Sun
day. Rev. II. G. Furbay, the young
and eloquent pastor of the church,
delivered an able sermon.
Albert Reynolds, Notary Public, and
G.. Mitchell, attorney-at-law are get
ting very stylish. They have each one
purchased new Wooton's rotary desk.
| A vast improvement over the ones they
have been using the last quarter of II
century.
The following changes have taken
place with the mine bosses here: Tom
| Wendle from the Standard to New Ham
| lllOn' hicHuTu ldult ltbil NtN ildiull-
ton to Sprague. and Mr.. Lyle, ST., for
merly mine boss at Sprague, will go to
Manitoba, Canada.
DIR. ]. $. McCreight, the dentist. who
makes II speciality of crown bridge work
and irregularities of the teeth, is busy
now days looking after the wants of his
many patrons. The doctors Office il
opposite Hotel Belnap. Ifyou are desir-
Gus of having any work performed give
him call.
! Engine 81. ON the Brookville accom-
mediation, had tussle with seven
bovines i'm the cut below Penfeld Friday
night. The engine succeeded in killing
three of the cows and badly wounding
others. The steam horse ran some dis
tance with the pony wheels running on
the ties.
w. Hugh Robinson had his left hand
badly bruised while coupling ears on the
A. V. R'y at Winterburn one day last
week. Mr.. Robinson was an employee
of the Low Grade for several years in
the early days of the roads history,
and came back just recently to again
engage in the same service.
$. +. Brewer, Judge of election in
West Winslow. o. II. Broadhead. Judge
of election in East Winslow, w. II.
Ford. Judge of election in Reynoldsville
borough, Thomas Adams. jr., inspector
of election in East Winslow, were at
Brookville Friday trying the expert
mental election of the Baker Ballot
Law.
An experimental election under the
Baker Law system was held in the
Court House at Brookville Friday
afternoon. The workings of this sys-
tenn are simple, yet voter must be
posted bofore he goes to the polls as to
whom he wants to vote for, unless he
votes the straight ticket according to
his political desire.
The Dubois hotel porters became so
boisterous in their efforts to get patron
age for the house each one represented,
that the A. V. R'y authorities were
compelled to forbid such nuisance on
the company premises. Our hotels are
represented at the trains by polite and
gentlemanly young men, who do not
have to be "called down" for their bois-
terousness.
The burglars who have been robbing
the post-offices in different parts of the
state lately, among others Reynoldsville
was visited also Ridgway, were cap
tured several weeks ago. through the
efforts of Inspector McCalmont, and are
now in the Franklin Jail. Two of them
are notorious characters, and are old
crooks whose career in crime date back
into the seventies.
T. & S. McCreight, proprietors of the
large grist mill at Prescottville, are go
ing to have the mill repaired. The job
has been given to Geo. Campbell. This
mill is well equipped for doing good
work, and the miller, A. G. Brown, is
an experienced man and understands
his business. 1t will be well for the
farmers OF this section to make note OF
the fact that good work is done at this
mill.
Alvin Brumbaugh and Isaiah Vol
were engaged in driving in posts ont
day last week when an accident occurred
that might have cost Mr.. Brumbaugf
his life. He was holding the post ant
Mr.. Wolf was swinging the heavy mau
when it became detached from the
handle struck the post and then tapped
, Mr.. Brumbaugh on the forehead cutting
t an ugly cash three inches in length
Had the maui struck the forehead