The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-29

Three young school marins, Misses
Julia Stoke. Laura Marshall and Edith
Clark, who taught two months term
and whose schools closed last week,
picnicked with their scholars In Reyn-
olds grove Friday.
Three Sunday schools at Sandy Val
ley will picnic In the grove at that
place on the Fourth Of July and the
Sandy Valley band will hold an Ice
cream festival ut the same place In the
afternoon and evening.
The Pennsylvania Editorial Associa-
tion will hold their annual excursion In
the week of July llth. Scranton will
bc the objective point, and thence TO
Buffalo. Albany and steamboat ride
down the Hudson river TO New York
City.
Thomas TIutchison, Sr. OF near Brock
wayvillc celebrated his cighty-ninth
birthday ON the 18th inst. Some Of the
inhabitants Of the northern end of the
county are noted for longevity. An
octogcnarian is not uncommon with
them.
The house Of Jacob Sykes, at Sykes
willie, was struck by lightning last Sat
urday morning and damaged to the
extent Of one hundred dollars. Mr.
Sykes had his house insured. Walter
Spry, of Rcynodsvilc, is agent and the
loss will bc promptly paid.
The Oil City and Titusvile relief
committee Of this place had received
something over eighty dollars before
last Thursday evening. They will meet
tomorrow evening again and what
money has been received will then be
forwarded 10 the above places.
The Punxsutawncy Spirit says: "'rhc
Bcrwind-WhitcC Coal Company commcn-
ced opening new mine at Anita about
two weeks ago. The work is being
pushed forward as rapidly as possible
and when completed will afford employ
mcnt for number Of miners"
A new company has been organized
in Clayvillc, the object of which is to
erect II large plant for the exclusive
manufacture Of device for grinding
the knives Of moving machines. j. G.
Swartz, cashier Of the bank at Big
Run, is treasurer Of the concern.
Best pocket Map of this State ever
made: colors; in strong cover. All
counties, rivers. railroads, post-oilices.
Correct 10 date. Fast seller. Agents
wanted. Boys. girls! make money easy.
Send Zoe. for Agents sample copy TO
The Caxton Union Room I, 13i Water
St., Pittsburg, Pa.
The morning service at the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church will be interest
ing and important, Preceding the SER
mon, the pastor will baptize all children
presented by their parents. The sub
ject of the sermon will be II timely one
for Independence Day: "The Preser-
walton of Liberty in the U. S."
The corner stone Of st. Peters Evan
gelical Lutheran church at Paradise
will be laid with appropriate ceremo-
MES ON Sunday, July 10th, 1892, at 1890
A. NJ. Rev. j. j. Kerr, Of Brookville,
will preach the sermon. All neighbor-
ing ministers and the public in general
are most cordially invited TO attend
Prof. w. J. Weaver, the painter, poet,
&C., who wrote the alumni poem TO be
read at Lock Haven to-day, was in THE
STAR Office Monday while his poetic
machine was in working order, and he
gave us the following little truthful
productions:
There are papers of felton, OF fancy, OF fact,
More than we can number by far,
But the paper that gives you the news neatly
packed
Sixty-twO excursion tickets were sold
here Saturday evening for Niagara
Falls. A few Brookvilleites took in the
excursion. The train arrived at this
place at $3.50 Monday morning and the
county seat people could not gain admit
tance any place, consequently they
sought the soft side of the boards
around the A. V. R'y passenger station
until the 7.30 train arrived to carry
them home.
With ghoulish glee the gossip gloats
DER scandles, false or true, and wags
jealous, Shiny tongue regarding what
the neighbors do. The buzzard lives on
putrid flesh, hogs wallow in the mire,
for the Creator made them low-in
nature and desire! But how, in name
of common sense, can man or lovely
woman, made in the image of their
God, descend to acts inhuman?-Ridg-
way Advocate.
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