The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-10-14


for Sunday evening preaching services
from 7.30 TO 100.
1t is not necessary for the moonshiner
TO advertise to make success of his
business. He keeps still II is different
with other business.
John S. Smith, of Oakdale Station,
near Pittsburg, formerly citizen Of
this place, is dangerously i'll. There is
little hope of his recovery.
A wagon and buggy collided on Main
street, near the school house, Saturday
evening about eight o'clock. The
buggy was 'knocked out"
Mrs. David Eason, OF Brookville,
mother of Ward Eason, clerk in Deem
er & Co.'S store in this place, died at
her home Sunday afternoon.
The only thing that can be compared
to good advertisement in working
ability is mortgage. They both work
day and night, rain or shine.
d. w. Atwater, of this place, has been
engaged the past few days painting the
large smoke stacks at Rochester and
London mines for the coal company.
There will be Democratic meeting
in the p. o. s. of A. hail. Rathmel, on
Friday evening. S. II. Whitehill, of
Brookville and other speakers will be
present.
The Junior Epworth League held a
very enjoyable social at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage last Wednesday
evening. Refreshments were served to
the Juniors.
The Bible School Convention Yves
tern Division) OF the Clearfeld Baptist
Association will be held in the First
Baptist church of Punxsutawney on
Tuesday, Nov. 10th, 1896.
A tramp printer who would much
rather strike take" at a case of beer
than take" at case of type, called
at THE STAR Office yesterday afternoon.
The fellow has worked six days this
year.
BY fall of slate in the coal mine at
Eleanora Thursday afternoon Hungar-
ian was killed. He was buried Friday
afternoon in a cemetery near Eleanora
A lodge to which he belonged attended
the funeral.
The Birthday Social" given by the
Jr. Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian church IN the G.. A. II.
hall Saturday evening proved to be a
jolly occasion for the Juniors. Light
refreshments were served.
j. C. King & Co. have had their
large double store building repainted.
The front is trimmed in black, yellow
and white. The body of the building is
painted with the Famous Trinidad AS
phalt Roof and Iron Paint.
The horny-handed man calls it pay
the skilled mechanic "wages," the city
clerk salary" the banker Income" a
land owner trent bill" lawyer "fees,"
a burglar ''swag," but it all comes to
the same at the end of the week.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
an entertainment in the opera house on
Tuesday evening, Oct 9th. The ladies
OF the Relief Corps are making an effort
to pay off the mortgage on the Brook
vile Memorial Home, and receipts from
the entertainment will go to this fund.
Rev. J. r. Baker, pastor of the
Brockwayville Presbyterian church,
has resigned the Brockwayville charge,
where he has been five years, to accept
a call from Newberry, suburb OF
Williamsport. Rev. Bakers resigna.
tion takes effect the first of next month.
Mrs. Joseph Mancuso, wife of the
italian whose house burned on East
Main street about one year ago, died al
Winterburn, Pa, last Friday. Her re-
mains were brought to Reynoldsville on
the 1852 train Saturday evening and
buried in the Catholic cemetery Sunday
forenoon.
James B. Arnold and father, F. X
Arnold, will return to-day, from triI
through Colorado, and In this issue We
publish a portion Of private letter
written by James B. Arnold to his wife
while in Colorado. We expect to pub
lish two or three other articles from
the pen of Mr.. Arnold.
Young men are cautioned not Il
worry even II they have no pedigree t.
brag Of. They may sometime become
the father OF the president of the United
States or the grandfather Of a first rat
newspaper man. What they can do 70
posterity should be Of far create
concern than what ancestry has don