The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-13

nesday, Sept. Goth, for 1886, good until
the following Saturday.
Miss Flo Best has been In the city for
the past week attending the September
opening. Flo will display fine line Of
early fall goods on her return. She
will also attend October openings.
An excursion was run from Reynolds
vile TO Dubois Sunday morning on
account OF the dedication Of the Catholic
church at that place. Over four hun
dred and fifty people, including the
Keystone band, went ON the excursion.
David Reynolds has had quite time
with diphtheria in his family the past
few weeks. Five OF the children have
had tussel with the dread dis
ease and have all, apparently, gained
the victory only one little boy who is in
a dangerous condition.
The following services will be held
In the Lutheran church at this place
next Saturday and Sunday, conducted
by Rev. J. Ash. Preaching at 7.30 Sat
urday evening, and 1l.00 A. M. Sunday,
followed by communion; preaching at
7.30 Sunday evening.
The Brookville fair this year will be
a concentrated gathering Of the various
products OF shop, soil and household
1t will be home celebration commem-
Grating discovery, illustrating achieve
ment, and will be TO this locality what
the Worlds Fair is to the whole coun-
try.
A party OF Driftwood ladies visited
Reynoldsville yesterday, as follows:
Mrs. F. f. Richardson and Mrs. Chas. F.
Lotten, were guests Of Mrs. ]. S. Nor
row. Mrs. Samuel Lauck, Mrs. Frank
w. Mitchell and lady friend of Pitts
burg, were the guests OF Mrs. Camden
Mitchell.
The annual exhibition of the Clear
field Agricultural Park Association will
be held on their grounds at Clearfeld
Sept. 18th to 2lst, inclusive. We re-
ceived premium list last week which
is gotten up In neat pamphlet form.
Excursions will be run to the fair on all
| railroads.
The Evangelical Lutheran church at
Emerickville, which has been repaired
and beautified, will be re-dedicated at
three o'clock next Sunday Afternoon.
Rev. J. Ash, of this place, will preach
| the dedictorial sermon. The Lutheran
choir Of Reynoldsville expect to furnish
the music.
1t costs considerable money to attend
the Worlds Fair, but II will cost mere
ly trihe to visit the big county fair at
Brookville, where bicycle racing, horse
racing, foot racing, &C., will be some OF
the sports, while the exhibits will be
numerous and the crowd Of spectators
will be immense. Attend and see.
A portable saw mill will soon make
the hum Of industry sound on the hills
and in the valleys in Paradise. Noah
and C. f. Strouse have over 100000 Of
hemlock, besides considerable Of hard
wood, which they are going to have
ripped into pieces this fall. Jack Kuntz
will move his mill into Paradise In a
week or two and then the work will be-
gin.
An example will be made Of fellow
in few days who tied his horse to a
shade tree In this borough and allowed
the animal to peel the bark Off the tree.
A man who lacks the required amount
Of judgement to keep him from doing
such trick should get a reminder that
he will not soon forget. Shade trees
are not planted to have some
thoughtless fellow come along and tie
his horse to.
E. Neff and wife went to Georgeville,
Indiana county, Pa, yesterday after
noon to be present to-day to help cele-
brate Mr.. Neff's fathers 10th birthday.
There was family Of eight children,
one dead, and it is expected the living
will gather around the old hearth stone
together to-day for the first time in
twenty-five years. Mr.. Neff's mother
is 70 years old.
Patrick Horn, who was an old
engineer on the A. V. R'y but was only
promoted to regular passenge run last
winter, when the evening train was put
on to Driftwood, quit running on the A.
v. few days ago by special request oi
the superintendent. It is hard luck Ia
get discharged when man has reached
passenger run, but it is too responsible
a position to be trifled with.
Last Wednesday morning dawned
anything but encouraging for a picnic
but the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
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