The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22

week. He was running and he tripped
and fell on Il stick which penetrated
his forehead near the righteye. The lad
thought he had lost the sight Of his eye
and he closed his left one Immediately
to test the sight.
There is fair maiden in Reynolds
vile to whom the following verse can
be appropriately applied:
"she's the saddcst OF the saddcst
When she's sad,
And the glnddcst OF the gladdcst
When she's glad.
But the sadness OF her sadness
And the gladncss OF her gladness
Isn't In II with her madness
When she's mad"
The ladies Of the Guiding Star lodge,
A. L. l.. A., held Il social in G.. A. II.
hall Friday night. The tables were
loaded with the best in the market, in
fact the feast was so bountiful that even
the fastidious epecurian, Postmaster J.
w. Foust, was surprised, but he done
his best to relieve one Of the tables of
its load. The Guiding Star ladies know
how to get up good meal.
II reports are true there is house on
Railroad street, occupied by Polanders,
that needs the special attention of the
Board OF Health. A Polander in the
house has had typhoid fever for four
weeks and has received no medical at
tention. II is claimed by parties who
live near the Polanders that the house
and premises are so filthy that the
smell that arises therefrom Is sckening.
II County Superintendent Hughes
would have some Of the nincompoops Of
Brookville muzzled next year when the
institute is held, so that they could not
assemble at the Court House and annoy
the teachers who attend the institute
to get some good therefrom, 1t would
give the Brookville boys and girls a
better reputation, and would be ap-
preciated by large majority of the
school teachers.
| Robt. ]. Thomas, the barber, visited
the home of his parents at Pansy last
week. "Bobby" took dog and gun
with him for company while walking
from Maysville to Pansy. In making
the trip he shot n chicken hawk and
brought IL down with a broken wing,
but had quite fight with the hawk
before he got it into his game bag.
The hawk is now one Of the attractions
at "Bobby's" barber shop.
The first entertainment under the
management Of the Lecture Association
for this season, was given by the Lotus
Glee Club at Centennial hall last even
ing. The weather was unfavorable, yet
the hall was comfortably filed and the
people were highly delighted with the
entertainment. All the members of ihe
Glee Club possess fine voices and their
selections evoked loud and long-contin-
ued applause. Miss Minnie Marshall's
recitations were the feature of the en-
tainment.
| Joseph Henderson, an honest and
upright gentleman who has lived at
Pancoast for almost a score of years,
died at his home at two o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, Nov. 10th. He had been
in poor health for year or more, caused
by diabetes. The immediate cause Of
his death, however, was pneumonia.
He leaves wife and six children to
mourn for him. The deceased was
married to Hattie Childs, daugh-
ter of George w. Childs, about six
teen years ago. The remains were
buried in Beechwoods cemetery Sum
day afternoon, followed thither by a
large number of friends.
Every town has: A liar, smart
Alex, some pretty girls, men who know
it all, a woman that tattles, neighbor-
hood fiend, more loafers than it needs, a
few meddlesome old women, stock law
that is not enforced, a man who UNDER
stands the silver question, some men
that make remarks about women, hens
that scratch up other peoples gardens,
a young man who laughs every time he
says anything, scores of men with the
caboose of their trousers worn smooth
as glass, and men who can tell you all
about the finances and how to run other
peoples business, but have made q dis
NAL failure Of their own.-Albion Biz
zdrd.
Emma Florence Fuller, daughter OF
Abel Fuller, deceased, died at the home
of her mother at Fuller station, Nov.
18th, and her remains were buried in
the Moore cemetery last Wednesday.
Emma was thirty-two years old the 9th
of last April, and was an invalid all her
life. She bore her afiliction patiently,
and being devoted christian death
had no terror for her, for she had q
hope that spanned the narrow stream
and was ready and willing to enter into