The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-01-11

may be your last opportunity.
Dcgnan & Mcdonald have about
eighteen thousand logs piled up along
the Sandy Lick between Fourth and
Fifth streets. They expect TO finish
their hauling Mt this place this week,
which will amount TO nearly twenty-five
thousand logs.
The continual succession of boils, PIN
pies and eruptions from which many
suffer, indicates AN impure state Of the
blood. The most effective remedy IL
Ayers Sarsaparilla. II cxpcls the
poison harmlcssly through the natural
channels, and leaves the skin clean and
clear.
When an organization that claims 20
be religious calls II special meeting on
Sunday for the purpose Of planning
sleighing party during the coming
week, II IL time they get into religious
channels or else sail under another flag.
The world expects better things from
professed christian organizations.
A number Of Reynoldsvilc young
day night TO get n sleighridc and pat
roniae an oyster supper that was given
for the benefit of the M. r.. church at
that place. A few "hoodlums" who
had come there from some place cvinccd
'what fools" some mortals can make
out Of themselves.
Oscar Stevens, n brakeman on the II.
& +. G.. Ry. had his left hand 40 badly
lacerated near the coke ovens Saturday
forenoon that the doctors found amputa-
tion necessary and II was amputated at
the wrist. Stevens came very nearly
getting his head between the bumpers.
He slipped and fell between the cars
and threw up his hand which was
caught and smashed.
Here is floating paragraph that will
apply to any town which IL happens to
| visit. There are families In town whose
children do not attend the public school
for no other reason than that the
parents take no trouble to send them,
and In several instances there are chill
dren none Of whom can read and write.
Some Of these youths have only few
years yet to attain their majority. Ig-
norance IL the mother Of ideness and
crime.
We received very neat invitation
last week TO bo present at tho marriage
OF Miss Eulalia Evangeline Seelcy to
Cornelius Mercerean Garrison on Tues
day evening. Jan. 18th, 1893. The
ceremony to take place In the Emmanuel
Episcopal church In Allegheny City
at $50 p. NJ. Miss Seeley IL a daughter
OF l.. p. Seeley, member Of the Seeley,
Alexander & Co. bank at this place, and
Is well known here M an accomplished
and charming young lady.
The proprictorship Of the CONNER
cial Hotel at Brookville has changed
hands. james II. Glover, who was at
one time proprietor Of Hotel Belnap at
this place, who has had charge OF the
Commercial Hotel about one year, has
sold out to Phil =. Carrier, who has
lived In Brookville for many years.
The Commercial IL an excellent hotel
and there Is nodoubt but that under tho
new management the house will keep
up its former good reputation.
A meeting OF those Interested In the
proposed Reynoldsville and Rathmel
Electric Railway was held at G.
Mitchell's Office on monday evening and
formed II permanent organization and
elected the following officers for tho
ensuing year: President, +. X. Arnold;
vice president, J. $. Morrow; directors,
w. Il. Gathers, j. s. Morrow, w. S.
Ross, M. G. Coleman, Frank ]. Black,
III. s. Belnap, and G. G.. Sprague;
treasurer, w. b. Alexander; secretary,
G. Mitchell. All the directors form a
committee to solicit stock for tho
railway. Bylaws for the organization
were adopted.
John Goodwill, tho milkman, had u
narrow escape from instant death last |
Thursday morning at the railroad cross
Ing ut the Company store. Mr.. Good
will was driving over the track when |
train was backing up that he did not
notice in time to get out of the way.
Fortunately he was far enough over so
that the train caught the rear Of the
sled and fixed 1t for the repair shop.
The milkman got his right shoulder in
jured slightly, otherwise there was no
damage done. 1t was one OF those cases
where 1t might easily have resulted in
death, as the milkman's sled had COW
er on it which made the escape by jump
ing difficult, even II Mr.. Goodwill had
time to jump.