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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

4 drummer who came in yc. terda, tells q guol story on Tucson hott. He -ny- just as a man was writing hi
 same cn tie register oI a hD;L there nuse bng appeared OF ihe page. Tn man paused and r-marked "l hay b-ea bleI hy PhoeniN Aees and bIueI hy government gr,yhachs, bat Fl h' cu..edi.J wa- ever in place heior' where rhe bed bugs looked over in register 10 find where your room is-'
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
AgATIqA aktti-1Il---L
CATTLE BRAINS,
All subscribers to

All subscribers 10 { DAILY PROsPECToR or WEI " EPlTAPH who have a clttl brand will have the same ru.l in the EPITApH without com- pensation There will als) be devoted to the cattle inter- est one page of latest news regarding local affairs. Re member that a years subscrip- tion b the EPITApH enti- ties you to a One-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY
 EPITApH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Am0rg the recent surprises in 'hi- territory none ale more acTeeahl' than the suaden deye!opareHtoi Tiche, in the Coarse Gold mine. i='.ve mile north ol WickenJusr. The Gazfti' says, the property of Dave Gnidberg, Gus Hirshield and Julius Lieberman. A laberatory test oi thirty pourdr from the mine IetIrned a bar o' gold an inch wide, tIree-quarters "f an inch thIck and sume ihr.e and hall irc!Ie- in length, weighing 12l ounces Of a SGj Gur, and i- worth a!m"si F25U in gold. There Is toa Gt thi7 iich ore on the ground, rore oi it "oE,i. less than Sl pound, and some oi Il many times that amount.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
" no was
 aus evere?

it.rtcty knows Paul RcveTc.s Ride. but ..i.4trl-c lr. ever d,l The "DicroraTy oi Jn-t5d States II soy" itlls. This 4iea.ia J -,'.l-rce lrs k !. arraag q a!PEat s'ira.y. aad s-atsiHo stCU. CT D. t9n.s' c"1lprlheEsIvs i1i r...- .i on .-l1' cry es- Ht n AmtTcaa he toy a.t -.1l.s .I la wno ma.!e tne rVeLts. it trr rsa. q 5 i7r cc uFat cui tsle hcurs Cfre seal Sh ln other tcrts Ii Ills place in iooS- dom t1r Sas hOi,y VdCaLi be ore t car.e It is Usc,i q iu every one ard lhary. b. writers. tearhers p,e- q ers and lsvTen. UT author :. irlTI in Jameson. ph. b. Profes sor of lis 10 Q; BIown University, formerly q joha Hopkins UHi CT fly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
ANew s'rei.h. st eI~.

Tue Snncn rniiway, says .hl OAsI . has notified ire agents as Nog;h Cnl:rnt.n. i,pschnca "aG F. rhanE that q a-n uj'i>onn h- uc' .n'o ''-e' tliG raa, St" liarI q, 3" ti. >tariou, corcling s u.aaee ra'et4 a"' dollar rcr io2 r-ua.- ar s.oEiit c'. lnai lp'~, m..unau ~.Igtt -!NJo murl.. Tiitraia >ua!r in '"H',- r5n .thra iao.r S,a.nr "- pa.y yIa Gnlyma-. sl.u" ."f '. '"' ,n tuat, aui ,Ny-ne s.e- '' be horne lv ,o. .i.. .....i"- >rs a. Eo-a'' ---.r-s,..r it'.i i,r, ''r.. siil t .p p., ,a- !4et. areu 'i"E to a'o,. 3 r-,t- lyr an"ar.d, a s"''' to d,,'ia.i ias,i slv. n-r Huror'' pound. asal iu,. ...r aIIs 90 Si-'0 over lhr S u.a rn Pacific, in caI.p '" i,'s. The Pacific Coast stca.n h!a company wil. canvas San F-anc,sco uar u.Hly ior tine t-nuc a.d vii Iuut.,,- ii crta a ar,a, deal of I.eie'l for Tombstone, Bl.lee and ,thcr points. which now comes over the Southern Pacific.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
PTGILIE

Tue coming fight between CoTbait anu Fi, zsinmon5 Is the al!-perva!i"e then.e over here of late. We GOa'. ihin.: the ii nly sport is exactly what might D. called moral elevator anu believe it ought iu be stoppeI-tliat + after ih:s next G.hi. We never lake au iutefe.t il such thing. but VII b' ! Uu. hat riIat Coibe;t sends Filz hgn.c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
Daily Happenings at the
 Great Copper Camp.
Budget CT Interesting Items from oar Regular Cor
 respondent.
l'l>B2E, september 6, I>"1.
AN AcciIENT.


 Mr. Hosnc-, oi Nacosari. received q painful wound yesterday by the acci- dental dis hafgo Q: apis;ol. M- Ho,-
 mel, w.tu ,c,era. ac4uaI-'urces ai- rived yesterday a!crucoa l.y waEo'. they drove up Main s;:cet to the Q lcen Hotel where HJsmer jumped rom the wagon loasiu- ha d.d 90 his ,ix-.n,o CT which ,%Yi.lei ss it s.ru, luc -round ,erding thc bullet ,h-nugn the cal: oi his ught leg. The bull5t ranged upwa!d, narrowly miss- ing the bone, and pa-,e.! through the leg. Tie v,uad l. exceedingly pain iul, bu, it is not thought 10 ho se'ious.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

The Compania Industrial M' Siran' at Chihuahua have inst p!ac'd in p 's'- ton the pew and powerful CarlI,s ei'- zine. built il their own shop-. Iil is .he first engine ol is kind ever bnll in Mexico. It is destined 70 rEn ti.' dynamo for the electric lighting oi th. cifv
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

For whoo; ing cough Cnanirilaln Cough Remedy Is excellent. By u-in it freely the d.-ea-- is deprived -i "i dangeruus consequences. There .> ir danger in giy'ng the remedy 70 bAlls' A il contains nnrhiue Iujuri'r-. ; aud 50 cent bottles for sale d. Ionl" tone Drug S'o'e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

faAxcIsco--rhe w,ll oI Frank M. pIxley was fled for probate io-lHy. He leaves all his property 10 his wI'e. The vslle of lis estate is supposed 10 L. about ! 100 GOO
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

The preliminary examination "i Lawrence Lemon for the killing e. Thomas sheahan will 'ake place Tucson tomorrow. The oniy thTe' witnesses ,ingu'arly each give diff T. ent versions uf the Killing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
r..r...o t. r-t COST or,os :. 'soo's-et's' s,7T'a.

The Immigration c mn'rsi7n~r Q Cochise county i- now enEtsed in gathering complete aul corr ct '"h"r- mauon concerning in- ,arion' i'jHst- riss and opportunities herr, t''e in vcs,meut of capita. and she qp.>i'ion ol valuable home-. Ibis Information" will laAar on be printed in inaml'r' and circular iorm and sprcai " "a' cast ,h-ouehnu, he Land. I,i- the tr- sire that no important item ie over looked and to this cn ia any -uege-'i'n for tine work 10 le done will te thank fully received by the commissioner Address,
 Tombstone, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Sir Knight Robert W. Gray, master mechanic of the southern P'uh' shops. and Miss Marie Hitiuge:, daughter of NIT. Hittnger, were mar ried q Tucson yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
70. S. ot <. meet tonight.

Since the postage on letters Tn Mex co has been decreased from 10 in , cents there has been a steady incrFas of the number of letters mailed. III. were reduced 10 , cents II would b' etill better,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

The remains oi an cd Germaf Spowri as Nalentin H"rmez, was i"u"G in A csbin al Tucson. The old mai had liyed alone for long time ai'G had e,iIcntly been dead for severe days when found.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

.t ;s 2 oia thing to6ay but nevertheless true, lhaia great aluiuIude of pe"p.e h-ye crowned SIma3us L:YeT SfgliitUT, the 'Kis < oi Liver MedIcInts,' There Is nn,h,ng llEe ll f5E Maaf,1, Ehsuna'ism, Chh.s and Fever. ( 'nsupau1n, hiilioas- se-s, S.,k HeaJache, In. Isesiion and al trouJles arI,irg from a slussish or dis' as cd liver. Simmons Lver Regulator ls;hs prevention and cure ;OT itcse a!'m.ris
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
RECENT AEPsyALs.

Bosscmcr regis er--J. l.. Riterson. ias Angeles; S. II ~tan!ey, Los An srle. hos. [ Young, K. C.; Cly4e Brown; J. \. Esmer, sIn Fr-uci-co; k. D. French. Los Ange.e..
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

e ANTE a-LsGRs ard g,nllem;n m tsta 8 10 S4 Ter cay ,o.6 irl. ,'cd es q culars ani corresponding for ne al LomeA Permanent pcs iitn. F'r Stnd self addressed st amI,d .Ivooc N.= ELLEk, MisLa vaIs lLo., aluo HCLLcs ana IIaIes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

The Phoenix Hrrad gives an Gc- coun. of an intuman mother whc drowned ter Illrgitimate "l,piing in s 5i;ch. and tue new born babe ina" evidently lain thore for several days. Tine ofFcf-s succeeded in landing thf mother, who is a colored woman about IS years oiI, in jail. She acknowl, edges her z nit and claims prominent white man living in Tempe Is imri' cn,e1 m the affair.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

The Saturday Rsview and Weekly Arizona Gazette have consolidated and will ba issucd as a stock journal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

quickly. Over 05J private endorsements.
 f-gnaturcIGss means imuc'crcy in Inc first r.lae. t .i c symptom Of scniH el wea .uass and LzTTcEnoss. u can De s.oppel :l t.: ty Ls uss Of HLdyaD,
 Incl ew discovery vas nis.i1 .T ,he .a7 I iz-. -.f i,,s nlc isIGnJs riudsoa s- i nstitrt' lg .s tt5 strOnC5st viIs4izer blEne. u ls very T4ser.Ii but h. r.'tEs Sold for Si0G q pack sge oy 5 Gackagss fJr S5.o0y yp.ain sealed b0xes). " ten -isarsIIee gwen forr cure. If fyou buy six osz-s and are ' ct entir,,y cured, six IDla5 Gi'! Ue sent 10 yon ire ofall c"grGsS-
 seatfs- ci irru' ars and .-str,aoBisls Add-eSS
 Rj-TS0,s Ei-DECha a INSTITUTE, ,su.cLlaa stockton, Market q Ellis sta,
 San Francisco, Cai.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Mayor Warnekros today received : corloaa of wagon, huggles, carls an anything with wnse's, or in the vehirl' line converting one oi his biswnrerco"r .nto a regular wagon and rarIiale r"- posirory. Mir. WaTneIros purchase his vehicles dir,ct from the factory ' wholesale lots, and tli. accounts Tor ihe low figure At which he is offering tien'
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
E.sI." E :ssvzss

The chief ir--,iou of'a. Kidney ,, 60 sepua;c from s lIacd, tn r, passage rh.ou,h then, ,f certain impurities aat w7,e,y particles ~.i h .aa. thar fra ex,. ;l,oash the -aa -ar. -a- .=. r..rr oi ,hcsc, in oga=a euoe o.aa,ls.i'Y z. -ne x.dnes>, IS ploauc.He ot H:.aAts disease drcp~y, G."le.ts. ..ttuItIia 'Ee O he m.I.d.es wth ,-to .-.d-rcy. Host eaer. Stomach bu,.=, - -..ay sfEr.- med aiuiet,c and ,.ei vi-"."', in
 p.ls ,he k.dre5 5 hen .e -'lve 10 t=a-" ae,r sii,5rS flnc..n. ri s''a'n 'rer the y.,al current .Hp".ae- "..-H ta.es !. and ,hrea eu ta,;- asyn ->.=.eGce as or sans cf the body -'tHn :. -a't- .,'. aaye! and rc;tn,oa of'.- rv..9 a.= as. mHtd.es arre5e. ar g. ,..- "-
 oigo promoter aa- ,.-.o-a..- of .-- a- icaci.n. M,!a;ie. ..esn.,: r, cosa patton, bliousnes ri a.,Del a... yield :o .h B...ers, v..-a is a.-o -p.e. :.
 fee al io lie wea .-3 pli ats,g.=.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
MONK BRO:

MONK BRO:. po,;a.rc Wilcox Aiz. kla-r Elir0ad Park -at,.- braa--S Sa le.t shoulder q left side K .c.- hp Horse brand-CO left thigh. Other 1rands-Oi lei side; A lncrease- ! high up left ide. O right hip
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
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-i2. -.r... l..l,-..-t-. -s q. L .c-a @ -ru.
 }s-5 E.. # rr ,earg ,a. rly.;-- a.- l- af- ....-.. sn r.te't r.u-
 t..raaa ..- .- -aa aa.e
 j.. Ln5,, .--a.1 tz. ..- .r.-,., E. q. .a',a.-, .-r - .--,- f.,- '.. llt.. ,..- .l.a ,,.r aorl tr .t-@ 1r-
 Tl a t.- l ,!.-a- 1. .l "risa r. '- ~ ~4 tloa a. viat. ira.. Ii-I and .A' hri. !1 .!.. .. building -..4. y-- arc r-0r-al c:-cPt the ca-i-as.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
CRIS. GRAUER,

fosto5loc-Do abe5as Ar zona. Territory. Naa -ilueiy C4rsoa 2. Sulpher Spnny valley Cattle frand-Od ~'ttie } added :ss: and bar 3s: all young st'ok D anded k-k which is kept ID. Ear mark un le slope right op and spit ieir.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
ANorHEE ONE.

Al Wallace and Harris q gun was accideanlly discharged at aoout the same moment Ho,mer wounded himself. Nothing beyond a counter. however, was reriou,ly injured. Frank Phillips, an employ ee oi 'he firm men ,ioued. wps arranging some cigar boxes behind tine bar when the pIstoi Srnt of. l. mus; have teen cccked, for the box but brusued against tae trigger The bullet pa--sd ilsough tLe counter, strucx a knot in tie floor ald gianc- ing lodged III the wall oi tae building.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

ROCkFELI oW & SERvOss, . Pos;oaice-Wdcox.
 Karge-c &phgr Spring Valley. Cattle brand-Sx let hip. Young stock t.lnGed on hip, cd sicck on the side Horse brand-N N Jeff shoulder. Also own double cross brand with V ' some anres run A. quarter circle CT dart: Kan cat,la ia D = brand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
ODD 5TE,is

Tyler has started vo:k on the site gi his future home oa Castle Hill.
 Nj. Nchigo,icn a-- started s:ocery business on Brewery avenue.
 Auo,her saloon will soon Je opened on I4in street.
 We wrote in back number 10 the effect that Dan O'Toole was tue owner of mine in 'Coa!teryillc, but by accid~ntit gppvarea in tie pal,r as Oro@.l.r. Coullersii!e l. mining amp ana Dsy,i..e .s a tis iI".t ranch.
 The house which Was hurned last week and mentioned as Mrs. He-s.e Blum's was an efror. Tae rropeFiy oelonseI 70 &T. Amos K:a1r.d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
CHIRICAHUA CATTLE co.

Post, ,fiict-Tcmnstcne.
 Range Between ( Aificahna and Drago ms; Steer range ca Bugle and Reaita crecI Graham coun.r.
 Cdtue senc-GC left side and C left hip
 iis Ese brand-Ss leit hip.
 Other brands: Circle N on left side: Ciyeis ' on le;t side; .DI' ConLected on ris n, sid ard hip ii- or right side; Diamond on lef, h. ,; 9W uar Gao,r, on lett side and hip: 6 or right side: ST on ie:t side; lJ on right sida
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
WALTER FIFE.

Post ifice. St. D1vid. Arizona. Br: nd. V lar. lei ,boulder, x Jeff side H,rse b. I'd. TX left hip or thigh Range. San P, dro River.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

H G. HASSELGRkN, Postofiic :. Tombstone. Range n Pedro Eiyer.l Cattle BTand-'' ss on Jeff hip;.e. mark righ ear crap and splts HeIzs EIsnc- H G on le shous,,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Lo.n"~ cJ..cs foadent oi the Da ly EeQs ssys forty | a,hs 'cc daily from ch l-ra at Brau-sa Guy, filty miles 50, theasi O CcDstaniInople
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

FAa,-Ls ros;s. r-- parar ro- 2,r.i.d 5....'.r -'a'c-t".' 9 nar 'ra~ a briuh in .r.r, c. .He l. ;i- r' i..', hlus ia ;i:- c;.y t.i4y. IL, HIut .il r.l cy.. ,".
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
SHOT IN A COAL MINE.


Thomas Kuntz Accidentally Killed by
George Johnston Saturday.
Thomas Kuntz, who would have been
sixteen years old sometime next June,
was instantly killed by arevolver in the
hands of George w. Johnston, Jr., in
the Sprague mine Saturday forenoon.
The lad was son of Henry yuntz, do
ceased, who was a tailor in Reynolds
vile some years ago. After the death
OF the father Thomas went to make his
home with Lewis Wagner and was
working in the room with Wagner when
the accident happened II reports be
correct, Johnston went to the room
where the man and boy were laying
track, walked past Wagner, went up to
Kuntz and said: Look here Toni" and
pointed the revolver at him and It went
off. The ball entered the boys forehead
just above the eyes. The revolver was so
close that the victims face was burned.
Kuntz's funeral was held Monday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. II. r.
Johnston, and the remains were buried
in Beulah cemetery.
An inquest was held Saturday after
noon and the jury gave verdict Of ac-
cidental shooting. Johnston was after
wards arrested for carrying concealed
weapons and had hearing before
Squire Hays and was bound over to
court.
On Friday Johnston had trouble with
Mrs. Pat McCloskey, Of Rathmel, and
he claims that he feared that Mr.. Nc
Closkey would jump onto him and on
Saturday he carried two revolvers into
the mine with him. Mrs. McCloskey
appeared before Esq. T.. Neff of this
place Saturday morning and had war
rant issued for George Johnston for as
sault and battery and threatening to
shoot her. Johnston was brought before
Squire Neff Saturday evening for a
hearing and was bound over to court on
the charges preferred. His father-in-
law, Il. B. London, bailed him.
While in town Saturday evening peO-
pie crowded around to see the man as IL
he was some wonderful curiosity. He
| Is q young man and was married several
months ago. He has been almost wild
over the sad accident.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
A Boy Got Lost.

j. M. Dunn, brother OF our townsman,
A. E. Dunn, moved from Clarion coun-
ty to Reynoldsville last Thursday and
domiciled his family in the building
near Miss MoOre's millinery store.
Monday forenoon, Robert, fOur-year-
old son Of Mr.. Dunn, went down town
to buy some chewing gum. 1t did not
take him long to find store where he
could squander his penny, but it was o
long distance home again. There were
so many buildings that the little chap,
who was accustomed to the farm, got
confused and did not know his home
when he came to it, so he kept going
on until he got to Prescottville and
there he stood on the street and cried
and thus attracted the attention Of a
kind lady who inquired irto the trouble
and learned that the boy was lost. He
was sent home with a lady who happen.
ed to be coming to Reynoldsville. While
the boy was tramping to and from Pres
cOttville there was some cOmmOtiOn at
the boys home and search was made
for him in all directions. His mother
was as much rejOiced to get the boy
home as the boy was to get home.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
Over the Hill

During the big snow drifts Of last
month the road along what is known as
paradise hill," just above Prescott
Vile, was drifted so full that travel over
the road has been abandoned since then.
Last Saturday a man with team Of
horses, a wagon and woman and chill
dren therein tried to drive over the
road and come up with a mishap. He
came to an impossible place in the road
and after getting the occupants out Of
the wagon he attempted to turn his
horses and wagon and go down the hill
again, but the road was so narrow that
in place Of getting the team turned the
horses and wagon turned over and over
down the steep hill until they struck
level place. 1t is hardly necessary to
add that the horses and wagon were
not in as good condition when the man
got them at the foot Of the hill as they
were before the accident happened.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
Clark-Mix Feud Again.

The readers Of THE STAR will remem-
ber that Warren Mix, of Mix Run, four
miles west of Driftwood, on the A. v.
R'y was shot by Robert Clark, of
Grant Station on the same line of rail-
road the latter part of April, 1894, for
which Clark was tried for murder In the
Cameron county court last September
and acquitted Tuesday of last week
Robt. Clark got off the train at Mix
Run and started to walk to the home Of
Hiram Mote, where he was going the
morning he shot Warren Mix. Newton
Mix, for number of years fireman on
the A. V. R'y, brother of Warren
Mix, saw Clark get off the train and
he took his Winchester rifle and follow
ed him and near the spot where his
brother was shot Newton opened fire on
Mr.. Clark and fired seven shots at him.
The fourth shot took effect In Clark's
left knee.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
Soldiers Turned Out.

The funeral services Of John X. Dun
kle, who died from heart trouble, as
mentioned last week, were held at his
late home in West Reynoldsville at 200
p. M, Thursday and his remains were
buried in Beulah cemetery. Mr.. Dunkle
was one of the brave men who left home
and friends to go to the front to risk his
life and suffer hardships for his country
during the unpleasantness between the
north and south, and the Grand Army,
Sons of Veterans and Women's Relief
Corps of this place paid their respects
to the departed comrade by attending
the funeral. Mr.. Dunkle was 60 years,
A months and 10 days old.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
81 Perkins.

81 Perkins last Friday evening was
one Of the best drawing cards Manager
Reynolds has had at the opera house
this season. The house was filed.
The play was mirth provoking and from
beginning to end was one continuous
round Of mery .ment. The plot was a
good one and was made up by the fun
niest Of dialogues, amusing incidents and
laughable complications, together with
specialties OF every description, which
we're interviewer with ludicrous situa-
tions Of each act. The company travels
In special car which was brought into
Reynoldsville on the LAP p. M. train
Friday.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
WIRE GLASS WORKS.
An Opportunity to Get a Glass Plant
at this Place.

An Opportunity to Get a Glass Plant
at this Place.
G. G. Stauffer, of Kensington, has
been in town several days trying to get
the citizens interested in getting wire
glass works located at Reynoldsville.
The capital stock to be $4,000. The
citizens to put in $22,5O0 stock and Mr..
Stauffer and his partner to put in their
patent for wire glass manufacturing
and experience for s22, 500 Of the stock.
The plant would employ fifty men or
more. Such q plant would be good
thing for Reynoldsville.
A special meeting of the Board Of
Trade was held in Flynn's hall last
evening which was attended by about
forty leading business men. The propo-
sition to put in the plant was consider
ed, the shares were put at one hundred
dollars, and a committee of five, Solo,
mon Shatfer, William Cox, Charles
Herpel, f. M. Brown and A. G. Milli-
rem, were appointed to solicit stock and
report at Especial meeting of the Board
Friday evening. 1t is hoped that all
who can will take stock when the COM
mittee calls on them. Don't wait until
the opportunity to get good industry
in town slips away
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
Farmers, Look Here.

I have the largest and best stock Of
large, small, medium, or Alsike clover
seed, the finest grade Of timothy seed,
Hungarian grass seed, orchard grass
seed ever brought to town, that will
sell at the lowest figures. always fur
nish glass to examine my seed. Stop
and examine for yourselves both the
quality and price before purchasing
elsewhere. Find me at the Reynolds
vile Hardware Co. store.
NINIAN COOPER.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
Nuptial Knot Tied.

At five o'clock last Thursday evening
Rev. E. Lewis Kelley, pastor of the
Baptist church, performed the ceremony
that Joined l. M. Hoch and Miss Nettie
J. Williams in the bonds Of holy matri-
mony. The knot was tied at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
S. Williams, in the presence of num-
ber of relatives. After the ceremony
an excellent supper was served. The
newly welded pair went to Maysville
Friday afternoon to visit the par
ents and home OF the benedict. They
returned Saturday and went to house
keeping in rooms in G. G. Williams
house, which were furnished before the
wedding. Mr.. Hoch, who is an opera
tor in the A. V. Office at this place, has
not reached that age yet to exercise the
privilege OF casting ballot for the
political porty of his choice, but he is q
sober, Industrious and nice young man.
The bride, who is also young In life's ex-
perience, Is q perfect little lady. The
young couple start out In life with good
prospects. The STAR joins their friends
In extending congratulations and wish
Ing them smooth sailing on the high
sea OF life.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
Reynoldsyille Doctors Toasts.

A meeting Of medical men was held
in Dubois last Wednesday afternoon
and evening, at which DR.. Roberts of
Philadelphia was present and delivered
lecture and performed sergical
operation. Drs. j. w. Foust and s.
Reynolds were called upon for toasts at
the banquet, and from the Courier we
clip the following:
DR.. s. Reynolds, one OF the old
est men In the profession pres
ent, was assigned sour Jefferson Coun-
ty Medical Society,"" He gave a short
review OF the association, stating that
1t was organized September IL, 1877, in
Brookville; that DIR. c. M. Matson was
its first president and DIR. A. F. Balmer
the first secretary, and that the latter
had acted continuously in that capacity
ever since. Four members had died
and the membership at present numbers
about forty.
DR.. Foust, OF Reynoldsville, gave q
very good talk on sour Wives" He
said it was little like sleighing in July
to talk Of the ladies when they were not
present. He, however, recalled the say
ing that good wife is a good thing,
and said he could not dissent from it
after having had good wife for more
than thirty years. He advised the young
physicians who had no wives to get
married, and told those who already
had wives to learn to appreciate them
more
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-03-27
GIRLS Arm Broken.

On Thursday evening OF last week,
zolo, thirteen-year-old daughter of
John w. Griffis, of Reynoldsville, who
is spending few weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. T. p. Coxson, Of Clayville,
sustained painful accident. She was
going down the cellar steps when she
slipped and was precipitated headlong to
the bottom. Her left arm was broken
in two places between the elbow and
wrist DR.. Blaisdell, Of Walston, gave
the necessary sergical attention.
Punxsutawney Spirit.