The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-16

entrance To his barn.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
Society Of the Presbyterian church will
rendered n program that has been
prepared in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening in place Of the
regular preaching service.
II Is said that Presbyterian congre-
CATION Of Pittsburg has offered DIR.
Conway, Of Brookville, n salary Of five
Thousand dollars year TO take charge
Of their church. The Presbyterian's
pay the doctor fifteen hundred dollars
at Brookvilc.
A black hog belonging to John $.
North, Of Panic, wandered into Reyn-
oldsville yesterday forenoon and was
given IA boarding place by an up town
gentleman. The owner Of the swine
came 10 town in the afternoon looking
for the runaway and had quite hunt
before he found its lodging place.
j. G. King & Co., Of Reynoldsville,
who are interested in real estate at
Sykesville, have laid one thousand feet
Of lead pipe TO bring good spring water
into that town. A watering trough
has been put in by them at a convenient
place in Sykesville where the travelling
public can slake the thirst Of their
horses.
John Wylam, proprietor Of Hotel
Wylam, Of Rathmel, is now running
hack to connect with trains at Reyn-
oldsville. Twenty-Five cents for round
trip il the rate charged. Mr.. Wylam
expects to soon put ON a regular bus
and after February lst, 1892, 1t will be
'free bus" to all who patronize Hotel
Wylam.
Henry A. Reed, the boot and shoe
merchant, was in Dubois one day last
week and started to the station with
the intention Of coming home on the
evening train, but got there in time to
quote the Irish women who said
"Bedad, but that ould trains gone off
wild II passenger what's left behindw
Henry came home the next day.
Frank y. Addlesperger, of this place.
detective for the A. V. R'y. ferrets out
the fellows who do mischief along the
line Of the road. A few weeks ago
some person changed the signal on Il
switch at Dubois and the detective got
onto the track Of the guilty party and
they will have to suffer for trilling with
property of the railroad company.
just forty-iive short days after this
one until leap year will be ''snowed
under" for -four long dreary years. The
shadows of the evening time of your
opportunity is fast gathering, girls.
Do you grasp the situationy We
sound the tocsin. The swiftnoss OF
time demands quick action. "Pop the
question before the pulse of 1892 ceases
its throbbing.
Sam'l Tilton Reynolds was shoyeling
mud In front of the foundation for his
new brick building yesterday afternoon
and we asked him when he expected to
commence laying brick. He leaned
complacently upon the long handled
shovel he was using and said: "We will
commence laying brick when the wild
flowers are scattered DER the plain"
Mr.. Reynolds has had II good foundation
built for his new ediiice.
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application had been made for a charter
for the Reynoldsville and Rathmel
Electric Railway, and were correct in
the statement. The application, how
ever, was not made out in the required
form, some little flaw being discovered,
and IL was returned to be made out
correctly, hence the assertion of our
contemporary last week that the charter
had not yet been applied for.
A kind hearted business man of
Punxsutawney gave the editor of the
Nescs great big fat turkey and the
editor returned the compliment by
giving the firm dollar and half
SNht-oi' DOih Iltu NtTt DltuStu
with the exchange of turkey for
complimentary notice. Now II some
of our generous business men want to
tempt THE STAR for nice ''send-off,"
let them bring on the fat turkey.
w. S. Stone spent Sunday with his
son, b. w. Stone, of Allegheny, who is
Light establishment of that city. Mr..
Stones little grandson was very i'll
when he started for home Monday, and
yesterday the grandparents had their
hearts saddened by receiving message
that the little boy had died. Mrs.
Stone and two daughters went to AL
legheny this morning to attend the fun
eral.
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