The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-03-07

number OF the engineers, conductors
and brakcmen of the A. V. R'y are join
ing the church.
A house on Beech street owned by
Prescott and occupied by family
named Preston was burned down Thurs
day afternoon. A defective flue was
the cause of the fire.
Profs. w. II. Stamey and A. A. Win
CERT. who were witnesses in the Reyn-
olds vs. Black case, were at Brook
vile four days of last week and Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
So far this week Prof a. j. Postleth-
wait has had charge of Prof. Stamey's
room. Bert Woodward is teaching in
Wingerts room aud Miss Maggie But
lcr is teaching Postlethwait's room.
George and James Hughes, proprie-
tors of the Central Hotel at Rathmel,
were granted license last week. The
Enterprise Hotel. of the same place, had
license last year, but was refused this
year.
Communion services will be held in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. Preparatory services will be
held in the church on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week.
Robt Runyon. one of the fellows who
robbed Robinson's shoe store, was
sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years. J. Y. Snyder, for illegal liquor
selling, got sentence of ninety days in
Jail and fine of $500.
The members of the Board of Health
met at DR.. Bowser's Office Monday even
ing and accepted the designations OF
Richard jennings and A. f. Yost, and
elected Thomas Davis and A. J. Pierce
to fill their unexpired term.
]. b. Arnold has sold in the last five
weeks over seven thousand yards of
Lancaster ginghams. He will open up
eighteen hundred yards on Thursday
morning which will be sold at the
same price, five cents a yard.
The following quotation from the
bible speaks for itself: "Surely the
serpent will bite without enchantment;
and babbler is no better" 1t is not
necessary to go out Of Reynoldsville
for an illustration of the truth uttered
above.
A young man of this place, who has
been in Brockwayville for same time,
was arrested at that place a few days
ago for selling liquor illicitly. He had
a hearing before Squire Felt and was
held in the sum of $1,000 for his ap-
pearance at court.
The Prescottville Baptist Sunday
school will give an entertainment in the
Prescottville church on Tuesday even
ing, March 18th. The program will
consist OF songs, recitations, dialogues,
&c. Admission ten cents. Proceeds for
benefit of Sunday school.
Fl. G. Taylor, a prosperous lumber
man of Ridgway, kicked a man by name
Of McCauley to death on the main street
Of Ridgway last Wednesday evening.
The two men had dispute about half
days work which led from words to
blows and kicks. Taylor broke Nc
Cauley's neck.
The warm rays OF the sun, the warm
breeze, with its alluring effects, and the
shut down of the mines Monday filed
Main street all day with groups of men
who were discussing the hard times that
is now felt from ocean to ocean, and more
especially the situation of the laboring
people in Reynoldsville and vicinity.
A newspaper with evidence of sub
stantial support in its pages speaks
volumes for town. The fact that
every trade seeker has an advertise
ment in its columns proves that the
people are up with the times and
favorably impresses the stranger into
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Bethlehem VindicdtOr.
The new officers of the Sons of Vet
Grams, which are as follows, were in
stalled Tuesday night of last week.
Captain, Geo. w. Stoke, jr.; First
Lieutenant, DR.. B. f. Hoover; Second
Lieutenant, A. M. Woodward. Ap-
pointed officers: First Sergeant, Jasper
McEntire; Quartermaster Sergeant,
VIM. H. Ford; Camp Counsel, Jasper
McEntire, w. H. Ford, A. M. Wood
ward.
Bro. Ryland, pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church at Big Run and one Of the
publishers of the neat and newsy Weekly
Echo, don't have much to do outside of
the duties above mentioned but preach
| for and look after the spiritual welfare