The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-08-15

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convention at Dubois on Friday Aug.
18th, commencing at 900 A. M.
The w. II. G. will give Shadow
Social In G. A. II. hall on Monday even
ing, August Goth. All are invited to at
tend and help make the evening an en-
joya5le one.
Bert Woodward resigned the Boiling
er school, Winslow township, to accept
room No. in this borough and WILL l..
Strouse has been elected to teach the
Bolinger school.
Reynoldsville had the appearance Of
being lively Saturday afternoon. There
were thirty-fve rigs standing on Main
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
at one time that afternoon.
G. F. Hoffman has large collection
Of old coins and script on exhibition in
one of the display windows Of his jcwel-
ry store. Those interested in such rel
les will find this an excellent collection.
The Presbyterian Sunday school was
to have picniced in Reynolds grove
Thursday, but owing to the rain that
morning the picnic was postponed until
the next day. The picnic passed of
nicely.
Jerry Myers, of this place, got the
contract for building two new school
houses in Winslow township, one at
Big Soldier and one at Snyder. Con-
tract price for building both houses is
$4,000.
Elijah Trudgen was thirty-one years
old last Monday. The band Of English
singers and few other friends met at
Mr.. Trudgen's home, per invitation, on
Monday evening and had pleasant
time singing and eating ice cream and
cake.
The Prescottville Union Sunday
school will hold an ice cream festival
in the Baptist church at that place,
Monday evening, August goth, for the
benefit of the Sunday school. Ice cream,
cake. &C., will be served. All are invit-
ed to attend.
The school directors of West Reyn-
oldsville hired the following teachers
last week for the coming term of school:
Room No. /, Prof. L. N. Mitchell, of
Howe; No. 3, Miss Maggie Butler, OF
Reynoldsville.
1t was announced in this paper few
weeks ago that there was some talk OF
not holding the X. G. E. reunion of this
district this year on account OF the hard
times, but the postponment has ended
in talk and the reunion will be held in
Brockwayville October 3rd.
Some of the boys at Hopkins mill for
get the training of their younger days
and desecrate the Sabbath occasionally
by playing ball and yelling like lot Of
Sioux Indians. 1t is no credit to any
person to engage in such sport on Sun
day in a civilized community.
The Chinese pay their doctor only so
long as he keeps them in health. They
believe in preventing rather than cur
one Of the strongest recommendations
of Ayers Sarsaparilla, a medicine which
not only cures diseases but prevents
them.
The sidewalk in front Of F. X. Null
lens store is in bad condition and unless
IL is repaired soon some person is liable
to get injured. A lady was walking
along there Saturday evening with a
baby in her arms and one OF her feet
slipped down hole and she came near
falling.
Mention was made last week in THE
STAR that w. H. Herpel had lost his
watch while out gathering berries, and
on account of that notice Mr.. Herpel
has the same watch in his pocket again.
A man named Miller, OF Fullers, read the
notice, found the watch and returned
it to the owner.
A drunken individual stepped beyond
the bonds of common decency in West
Reynoldsville last Saturday forenoon
and was Immediately pulled in" by
Policeman Riggs and taken before
Mayor Herpel. By paying seven dol
lars and promising to behave himself
the man gained his liberty.
A special train will be run over the
B., r. & P. R'y next Sunday, Aug. 10th,
to Bigler camp meeting, on Beech Creek
r. r., for the accommodation Of those
desiring to attend. Train will leave
Reynoldsville at $50 A. M, returning
at $50 p. M. Rate from Reynoldsville,
Falls Creek and Dubois $1.00.
II you think you are saving money by
buying old shop-worn shoes, those that
another town has discarded and which
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