The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

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The seventh series Of the Reynolds
Vile Building and Loan Association, In
which 1927 shares were sold, closed
Monday evening Of last week and the
eighth series was opened and quite a
number of shares have been sold In IL.
At the w. G. T. U. meeting held at
Falls Creek last week Mrs. ID. M.
Dinsmore, Of this place, was elected
superintendent Of railroad work for the
Union. The next annual meeting Of
the w. G. Il. U. convention will be
held at Reynoldsvile.
A denizen Of Poverty Flat paid at the
rate Of 67 cents per oath for few cuss
words last week. n the law was en-
forced considerable money would be
paid for the privilege Of swearing, or
else there would not be so much Of IL
done on our streets daily.
The Clarion Presbytery OF the Pres
byterian church is now in session at
Corsica, Pa. Rev. II. II. Johnston,
Elder Jas. X. Johnston and w. l..
Johnston are the representatives Of the
Reynoldsville Presbyterian church.
They left here yesterday afternoon.
George Ayers, known as "Banty,"
came home from Remove Thursday
afternoon on visit. George was brak-
ing on the u. e. +. II. Il. In making n
coupling the week before he came home
he lost the front finger Of his right
hand between the drawheads, and he Is
now nursing the stub.
At four o'clock this afternoon Lo
Henry and Maggie London, both Of
Rathmel, will join hands for life's jour
ney. The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. Dean at the old London home
stead, whore preparations have been
made and the newly welded pair will
settle down to the realities Of married
| life.
The remains of John +. Cox arrived
at Sandy Valley Thursday noon and
| were Inferred In the EpwOrth ceme-
terry that afternoon. Rev. Slattery
conducted the funeral services. The
funeral was largely attended and was a
very sad one. The express charges for
bringing the body from Saltwater,
| Mimi, were $500.
Mr.. ID. M. Roll, proprietor Of the City
Hotel, Reynoldsville, was among our
callers yesterday. Davy is one Of
Brookvillo's boys, and his acquaintances
here will be pleased to know that he
has prospered since his removal to
Reynoldsville, and that the City Hotel
is now one of the popular hostleries OF
that town.-Brookville Republican.
Among the list Of causes set down for
trial at the October term OF the Court
of Common Pleas, is one for the Poor
District of Reynoldsville Borough vs..
Poor District Of Winslow township.
| The original amount which the two
districts are lawing about was $500,
but before 1t is settled $4,000 will
hardly pay the bill when the layers
fees are added thereto.
Reynoldsville was well represented at
Barnum & Bailey's circus at Dubois on
Monday. The morning trains on the
A. V. and C. & NJ, which had extra
coaches attached, were packed even TO
the platform steps. The noon train was
two hours late, but large crowd, un-
mindful OF the rain, went to Dubois any
how. II nothing else, they would at
least have the satisfaction OF looking
at the big canvas.
Mrs. John M. Hays, who was away
three months, to the day, returned
home Thursday. She visited Iowa,
Nebraska, Dakota and the Worlds Fair.
She thinks Dakota the best of the three
states visited, but personally she pre-
fers the old Keystone state to live in.
Mrs. Hays brought some OF the black
soil Of Dakota home with her. She
says the crops are very good in the Sec
tiOns she visited.
| Some person, who Is possessed with
more devilishness than religion, started
the report Saturday afternoon that DR..
Foust's two sons, Will and John, were
drowned in the Sandy Lick creek. The
news was carried to the doctors resi-
dence and he and his wife were very
badly frightened. Why such lie was
manufactured is unknown, unless it was
that some prevaricating machine had
run out Of material that afternoon.
F. ]. Black, proprietor Of Hotel Nc
Connell, received a new monkey from
Penfield by express last Saturday. Jes-
sic, the new addition, was put in the
cage with the other monkey. Monday
morning Jessie got out and made haste
to leave her new boarding house. Four