The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-12-05

fifteen cents.
The ladies OF the w. G. T. U. made
something like $1,000 out of the dinner
and supper given in the G. A. II. hall
on Thanksgiving.
John Eagen's house in Rathmel was
afire on Wednesday morning of last
week. The fire was extinguished be-
fore much damage was done.
We were misinformed about the Jr.
o. U. A. NJ. Council attending the Bap-
tist church in a body last Sunday.
They will attend that church next Sun
day morning.
The rumor that the Bell, Lewis a.
Yates c. NJ. Co., are going to sell out
to the New York Central is all false
report There is no foundation for such
a statement, at least so we have been
informed.
Some person of this place, who signs
his name "Medicus," advertises in a
Clearfield paper to give information to
all who send in their names how to be
permanently and radically cured of
hemorrhoids without an operation.
Last Friday morning local freight
was shifting cars in on the freight
house siding when two box cars were
''kicked" in with such force that they
did not stop at the end of the siding,
but ran over small embankment into
the wagon road.
BY notice published in this issue of
THE STAR it will be seen that the
Reynoldsville Novelty Manufacturing
Company will make application to the
Governor of Pennsylvania on the 26th
day of Dec, 1894, for charter for the
corporation above named.
Walter NJ. Watson and Fannie Hun
ter, both of Reynoldsville, were married
at the Presbyterian parsonage on
Thursday, Nov. Goth, 1894, at 5.45 A. NJ,
by Rev. II. r. johnson. The couple
left on the 5.44 a. NJ. train for Johnson
burg to remain for several days.
For every variety and phase of the
many diseases which attack the air pass
ages of the head, throat and lungs,
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL will be found a
specific. This preparation allays in
fammation, controls the disposition to
cough, and prevents consumption.
Howard Johnston, of Rathmel, killed
large wild cat near that place last
Friday. He brought the animal to
| Squire Neff's Office and received two
dollars bounty for small piece off the
ears of the wild cat. These animals are
not plenty in this section of the county.
Thursday evening James Shaner was
knocked down on Main ST., at the Fifth
street crossing, by horse and buggy
and narrowly escaped serious injury.
James is deaf and he did not hear the
horse coming and the driver could not
stop the animal in time to avert the ac-
cident.
Some person who seems to be of the
opinion that there are too many dogs in
town, has been dropping an unhealthy
button for the CANNES and few of them
have gone where dogs don't bark at the
moon. 1t is we'll for the button distrib-
utter that his identity is not public
property.
S. 7. Reynolds, proprietor Of the
Reynolds block, called at the The STAR
Office Monday morning and acknowl-
edged that he took the pictures down
out Of the school rooms, as stated last
week, and burned them, but he claims
the pictures were placed on the walls
unbeknown to the school directors, and
without his consent.
Howard Steele, the pitiable looking
piece OF humanity that has been sleep
ing at the coke ovens and getting a
"hand-out" wherever he can for few
weeks, should be looked after by the
proper authorities. The poor wretch
/ TiSheiuii 10 ChorSc budI Ilo pOOr-
overseers of Strattonville should look
after. He is a son of "Red Jacket"
He certainly needs the attention of some
person.
Some person started the rumor
last week that the Italians employed at
the mines at this place intended to MUIR
der all the people and burn the town
Saturday night. The story raised some
excitement among the school children
and few timid people. 1t was very
absurd story to receive the notice it did.
1t is not likely that the Italians even
entertained the thought OF doing damage
to life or property.
A. l.. Peters, OF Hopkins, killed pig
the other day that was 258 days old
which tipped the scales at 34S pounds,
making an average growth of one pound
and five ounces every day OF its life, al
most one ounce each hour. This hog