The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-06


injury on his right leg July 4th by the
explosion of a large cannon fire cracker.
A young man who was visiting
friends In town raised quite an excite
ment at the company store Tuesday by
taking a fit.
A Juvenile base ball club came from
Dubois on the Fourth and played
nine at this place. The score stood ~
to I in favor Of the Reynoldsville lads.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
hold an ice cream festival in the room
recently vacated by Bolger Bros, on
Saturday evening next. Proceeds to be
added to library fund.
Alex. Riston found two checks in his
cigar store on the Fourth that amounted
to over one hundred dollars. VIM.
Burge. the groceryman. was the gentle
man who lost the checks.
w. w. Barclay. of Big Run, formerly
of Reynoldsville, has announced himself
as candidate for Senate, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary cleo
tion in this county next Saturday.
Frank T.. Rodgers and Miss Hattie M.
Baughman were married at the Nj. Il.
parsonage. by Rev. w. 7. Murray, on
Wednesday evening. June 10Th. The
young couple will make their home
with the brides father for awhile.
John G.. Conser. Alex. Riston. II. S.
Donaldson and Robt Thomas went to
their camp in Beechwoods yesterday.
They were equipped with a complete
paraphernalia for Il weeks jolliiication.
Albert Reynolds expects to join them
to-day.
The Sons of Temperance and Epworth
League played a game of ball Saturday
in which the League boys were badly
beaten. The Sons of Temperance had n
good pitcher that did not belong to the
order, and herein was the secret Of the
one sidedness of the game.
John A. Doyle. local editor of the
Clarion RepublicdnGazette, was in Reyn-
oldsville several days this week. Mr..
Doyle is Il thorough newspaper man.
He published the Adrocdte at this place
about twenty years ago. He came over
from Clarion on a bicycle.
The annual encampment of the Sons
of Veterans Clarion-Jefferso Field
Encampment will be held at New Beth
leham next week. The S. of V. from
this place will go Tuesday morning.
Orders for excursion tickets can be had
by applying to Chas Epler.
All along the east end of Main street
the hill is full of rock which. it is esti-
mated. can be put on the street and
| broken at from - to 30 cents load,
owing to the distance to be hauled. A
sample section is now being constructed
from Harding's corner to I.H.Londons.
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John Kellar, the shoe maker, received
papers on the 18th of July granting hin
a pension of S12 per month. The back
pension amounts to something ovel
two hundred dollars. Mr.. Kellar wa
very much elated over it and wa,
especially jubilant because he received
his documents on the Fourth.
The Clarion Assembly at Stratton
vile opens next Wednesday. Excur
sion tickets will be on sale. Person
going from Reynoldsville can get excur
sion rates to Brookville and go iron
there to the Assembly in u hack for 81
The Assembly will be open from tn,
18th of July until the 3rd of August AM
| bnt DTOS ioi WIG tiihV ho
been we'll prepared and will be yer,
interesting. The expense of trip l.
this summer resort will be very smal
and you will be greatly benefited b.
going.
We frequently hear people apologize
for mean contemplate things done b
men who are under the influence G
whisky. We agree with the Bradfor
: Era in the following: ''The fellow VIII
does some dirty thing and then blame
it on whisky is coward as well as
A cur, for the whisky can't talk to defen
. itself. A thousand barrels of whisk
would lay on the sidewalk hundre
years and never harm any one. 1t
the innate meanness of the man VIII
' drinks it that does the mean acts, an