The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-08-05


About the goth of August Photogra-
pher G. j. Corwin will close his gallery
for thirty days to take vacation. All
persons wanting work done will do well
to remember this.
AT present there are large number
OF men discussing the money question
who know very little about IL. 1t Is
mostly the fellow who understands II
| the least that discusses 1t the most.
II. Alex. Stoke has Philadelphia
papers on sale every evening after the
1852 train arrives. Any person leaving
orders for New York dailies will receive
them at Mr.. Stokes on the same train
The low rates offered by the Penn
sylvania r. r. for an Excursion to the
sea shore Thursday, August 9Th, should
be within the means of all desiring to
visit these resorts. See rates in this
issue.
| Echoes from Moscow's historical
chimes charm all that hear them.
Sprays from the Ave Maria perfume
atomizer fascinate all by the extreme
daintiness of the odor. Reynolds drug
store.
j. j. McCreight, formerly of this
place, now successful farmer of Marion
| Canta, Ind;ano ,n,nty ,,;eitad ,.alo i,,ao
in this section this week. Mr.. Nc
Creight had his name added to THE
STAR subscription.
Two men entered the house OF f. L.
Evans one evening last week while
there was no one at home, but a member
Of the family returned in time to fright
en- the sneak thieves away before they
secured any valuables.
Fred. ]. Austin and Clara Klepper
were married at the home Of the
groom's mother. Mrs. NJ. ]. Austin, in
West Reynoldsville Thursday afternoon
by Rev. ]. G. Harshaw, pastor of the
Emerickville M. +. church.
Solomon Shaffer has had the wooden
awnings in front OF his Main street
residence and Office razed to the ground.
Gradually wooden awnings are dis
appearing in Reynoldsville. In time
they will be entirely out of date.
The Winslow township school direc-
tors will receive bids up to Saturday,
August Goth, for furnishing supplies
and coal for the township schools. Bids
can be given to any of the directors or
handed to the board on 29th inst.
A Republican Club with membership
OF five hundred has been organized in
Brookville. The club has secured
large room and furnished it with tables,
writing materials, &c. The room is
open every day and evening for all.
Detective f. =. Adelsperger received
a message Saturday to keep lookout
for small team of grey horses, buggy
and surrey that had been stolen from
Rev. Mills, M. f. preacher at Hazen,
Pa, Friday night. The store at Hazen
was robbed the same night.
The third annual reunion of the p. o.
S. of A. Northwestern Reunion Associa-
tion will be held at Punxsutawney Fri
day OF this week. A number of p. o. S.
of A. members of this place will attend
the reunion. Rev. ]. c.. McEntire is
one of the speakers for the occasion.
At recent meeting Of the trustees of
the M. e. church it was decided that
hereafter all funerals would be held in
the lecture room of the church instead
of in the auditorium. The reason for
this is because it is difficult to get a
casket up and down the winding stairs.
James Charlton, aged "a years, died
at the home of his parents near Rath-
mel Wednesday afternoon. Funeral
services were held in the Rathmel M.
E. church Friday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. Buzza, pastor OF the church.
Interment took place in the Prospect
cemetery.
The inclement weather last Thursday
forced the ladies of the Presbyterian
Missionary Society to either postpone
their scheme for raising money-which
was selling ice cream, cake, &C., on a
lawn-or hold it in the Star building,
which they did do and cleared a snug
purse, all things considered.
The house OF VIM. Cooper, near
Aliens Mills, was struck by lightning
the first of last week and damaged to
the extent Of fifteen dollars. 1t was in
sured in the Rockdale local insurance
company. The family were all in the
kitchen and did not know the house ha6
been struck until they saw the loose
, shingles falling.