The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-11-23


The front wheels of Jonothan Whit
more's dray wagon become detached
from the other portion Of the wagon
Monday afternoon and the driver and
| load of lumber took drop In the mud.
A lot Of carpenter tools, a toel chest,
and numerous other things, the proper
ty Of Mrs. A. M. Eldred, will be sold at
public sale at the blacksmith shop of
David Hartman on Friday, Noy. 25th,
at 200 p. NJ.
Willie, two-year-old son Of Peter
Barry, was opening gate Friday to go
out of the yard just as a dog ran in.
The little boy was knocked down and
dislocated the small bone of his right
arm at the elbow.
William f. Schultze, who has been
clerking for w. G.. Schultze & Son, has
rented the Moore House In West
Reynoldsvillc and will take possession
Of it about the fifteenth Of next month.
He will apply for license.
II might not be out Of the "eternal
fitness Of things" TO mention at this
season of the year that Reynoldsville
streets would not be so muddy II they
were paved, and they can be II the
people only will it so. What sayest
thou?
A dog fight near Sam'l Suffers black
smith shop Monday forenoon caused
quite Il commotion for short time and
almost resulted in the shedding Of
human gore. Several small boys got
the CANNES to fighting and men become
interested in it before the ending
thereof
The Punxsutawney Spirit says: at is
believed by many that Hon. George A.
jerks, of Brookville, will be given
place in Cleveland's Cabinet. Mr..
jerks is an able and honorable man,
and would reflect credit both upon the
President and his party wherever he
might be placed
b. 7. Hastings, of Brookville, is the
Oldest follower of the"Art Preservative"
in jefferson county who is still working
at the trade. Mr.. Hastings COM
menced setting type fifty-seven years
ago. His fingers are not as nimbe with
the types as they were in other days,
and yet he can do good days work
now.
Elk must be a quiet and peaceful
county or else the people have no
regard for law. The Ridgway AdrOcdte
says; "There will be no jury trials at
the November term of court and the
county will save considerable expense
thereby" II Punxsutawney and sur
roundings were moved over into Elk IL
would be otherwise when court time
appeared.
Scott McClellard and wife went to
Brookville Monday afternoon to be
present Tuesday morning at the
marriage of w. b. Shaffer, jeweler,
of Pittsburg, and Miss Della Kline, an
accomplished daughter of Barney Kline,
Of Brookville. The ceremony was
performed in the Catholic church at
the county seat at 500 A. NJ, by Father
Link, in the presence of many friends.
"Old Farmer Hopkins" brought the
people out well last night. AS the
laughing old farmer Mr. Davidson was a
decided success. Without any visible
effort of acting on his part, with speech
very distinct, without being worked up
boisterously to high key, with perfect
ease personated his difficult character
to life. The lighter parts Of the play
were well carried.-DuBois Courier
AT Reynolds opera house Thursday,
November "a.
John Cusick, father of Mrs. Andy
Denny, of this place, died at his home
in East Brady last Friday morning and
was buried Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Cusick had passed the allotted time
of man, as he was eighty-six years old,
and had been resident OF East Brady
for many years. Mrs. Denny was called
to her fathers bedside on Wednesday
and was present when the icy fingers OF
Death snapped asunder the silken
thread of life. Mr.. Denny went to East
Brady Saturday to attend the funeral.
The teachers institute held at Brook
vile last week was a success and was
largely attended. Prof. ]. H. Hughes,
county superintendent, is worthy man
for the position he holds and is deserv-
ing of praise for the success OF the in
stitute. An interesting program was
provided for four evenings. The Edith
Ross Scottish Concert Company was
the drawing card" of the entire
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