The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-12-06

number Of men on Thanksgiving. One
ReynoldsNille marksman won fve tur-
keys at the Hopkins shooting match.
The actual number Of fast horses In
Reynoldsvlllc was not known until the
good sleighing on the paved street
brought them out. The sleighing has
been flrst-class ON Main street for two
days.
Among the notices published In the
Brookville Republican last week OF mar
riage licenses granted, was the following
one: Clarence w. Booth, Of Reynolds
Vile, and Mary T.. Hines, Of Shannon
dale, Pa.
Farmers Institute will be held at San
day Valley next Monday and Tuesday.
Hon. f. j. Edge, secretary Of State
Board of Agriculture, and to members
OF the state Board from Cleariield
county, will be present.
II IL now denied that there IL small
pox In Altoona. The board Of health
visited the family who was supposed TO
have been afflicted with the malignant
disease and after an examination pro-
nounced IL chickcn-pox.
"Jessie," one of the monkies at Hotel
| Mcconnell, Runaway on Monday and In
| trying TO get II of tree n boy hit the
monkey in the left eye with stone,
which will. doubtless, give the monkey
the use Of only one eye hereafter.
The Johnsonburg Breeze Of last week
says Mrs. Robt. Minnick attended her
husbands funeral at that place the sth
Of Nov. and Immediately left the town
without apprising any one Of whore she
was going and left II threc-months' old
child on the charities Of n cold world.
In sorting apples in barrels IL IL said
to be good thing to line the barrels
with newspapers. A farmer who has
tried the experiment says that in those
unined he found some Of the fruit de-
cayed, while in the paper-lined barrels
every apple was sound and In fine con-
dition.
Abram S., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Adams, aged II years, o months
and / day, died Sunday, Dec. 3, Of
diphthcria. His remains were buried
In the Prospect cemetery Monday after
noon. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. II. II. Johnson, pastor
of the Reynoldsville Presbyterian
church.
The ladies OF the w. G. T. U. netted
about forty dollars from the dinner and
supper given In the G.. A. II. hall
Thanksgiving Day. The dinner was
the best one given by any society in
Reynoldsvilc for many n day. The bill
of fare consisted Of almost every and
anything that could be found In the
market.
Two Polanders got into an alteration
with n fellow countryman on jackson
street last Thursday night and, as is
their wont in n quarrel, they resorted
TO the carving process, and the knife
was used freely on the Polander. The
two who used the knife were arrested
and bound over to court in the sum of
two hundred dollars apiece.
The Brookville Republican of last
week says: We are requested to state
that Judge Clark has ordered that all
jurors, witnesses and litigants notified
to appear at the opening of Court Mon
day morning, Dec. 25th, will not be re-
quired to do so until the next day, Tues
day, the Goth, this change being made
80 that those interested may spend
Christmas at home.
A typographical error appeared in
the Reynoldsville letter to the Big Run
Echo last week in the "horror of horrors
dancing article, which drove few
people to Webster to find the meaning
of ''premariating," which doubtless
was intended for prevaricating, but the
new devil" in the Echo Office could not
master the manuscript at that point
and substituted word Of his own
manufacture.
G. w. Bussard, the butcher, had an
experience with steer several weeks
ago from which he has not fully recov.
cred his wonted health. Mr.. Bussard
had rope on the steer and it became
unmanageable and started to run away
and the butcher attempted to snub the
animal, but missed his calculations and
was thrown some distance with great
force. Mr.. Bussard sustained two
broken ribs and was otherwise injured
James McWilliams and son-in-law
w. H. Britton, returned from Saginaw
Mich, last Friday without the body o.
| Warren McWilliams, who committed