The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-01-03

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through the air by Paul Hector with
his passenger carrying Air Ship, during
the performance of the great London
success, "Thc Flying vulturc." Opera
house Jan. 10.
Il. G. Scncor caught large opossum
In his camp near here n few days ago.
IL was quite curiosity for many peo-
pie. Instead Of acting the ''possum" II
showed signs Of fight when ON exhibit
tion In several places In town.
Thirty-ninc couple attended the
social hop given by Roscoe's dancing
class In the Reynolds block Dec. 9th.
The dancing hall was handsomely
decorated for the occasion. Those who
attended say 10 was pleasant affair.
David Reynolds was in Dubois last
Thursday attending the funeral Of
Solomon Spears, sr., who resided at
Reynoldsville number Of years ago.
Mr.. Spears selected David before he
died to act M one Of the pall-bearers.
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lost his reasoning power, caused by
softcning Of the brain, and was taken To
| Warren for treatment the latter part Of
last month. The X. Of i. lodge of this
place will pay the expenses for the first
year.
Two drunken individuals gave nm
Ia, il,i ian l. n Ant, al
Fourth streets last Saturday afternoon
which attracted quite crowd Of men
and small boys. Such scenes are void
Of anything clevating. One Of the men
was put in the cooler.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
town council was held at John NJ. Hays
Office Monday evening, Jan. lst. S. B.
j. Saxton was elected secretary pro.
ten. A secretary will be elected at
the next regular meeting. A few bills
were ordered to he paid and that was
about all the business transacted.
A new lamp at the corner of the A.
V. R'y station platform il the latest
ly good thing, especially ON II dark
and muddy night. but II the lamp was
left burning all night and II sidewalk
built up to the platform it would be n
better Improvement and would be ap-
preciatcd by the public.
The Bell Lewis & Yates G. NJ. Co. Is
taking II practical way to help the poor
at Buffalo, N. Y, by furnishing crushed
coke at the docks Of the b., II. a. l.. R'y
Co. in that city at actual cost to the
b., l.. & Y. G. M. Co. TO get the coke
there. The company is certainly de-
serving of credit for this charitable and
generous offer.
Chief-of-Policc Addlespcrger put two
men in the lookup Monday night. Ono
Of the fellows, who was locked up for
abusing his family, tore one cell Of the
lookup to pieces and got out about 200
some person outside. The man was
re-arrested by Addlespergcr and locked
up again until morning.
An Italian ransacked trunk
at his boarding house one day last
week and was arrested for the act,
but the wrong witnesses were pro-
duced and the Italian was given
his liberty. One of the trunks in
the house contained seven hundred dol
lars, but the thief got into the wrong
one and only got three or four old
revolvers for his trouble. II was not
the mans fault that he did not get the
| seven hundred dollars, however.
The Christmas entertainment and
treat Of the Presbyterian Sunday school
was given Tuesday evening, Dec. 26th
The church was beautifully decorated
and the attendance large. The enter
tainment consisted OF the cantata,
Mother Goose and Santa Claus" the
performance of which required 18 char
acters. The superintendent and those
who assisted him deserve great credit
for the orderly and business like way in
which the whole affair was conducted.
In the Pittsburg Times list OF con-
tributors to the fund for the relief of
the poor OF Pittsburg week before last
was five dollars from Reynoldsville
without the contributors name. We
accidentally saw Henry A. Reeds check
book which gave the contributor away.
The story published by the Times about
little girl who was dying because her
mother could not buy medicine and other
necessaries to sustain life, is what
touched Henry's heart and pocket book.
Edith Herpel, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Herpel, was eight years old
! Dec. 1lth. Her mother had promised
her birthday party on the eighth an
niversary Of her birth, but when the
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