The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-11-25


for 800 at Bells.
A ten pound boy arrived at the home
Of =. A. Hardman Monday.
The Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association sold forty-eight hundred
dollars Monday evening.
The new branch railroad from Brook
vile up the North Fork, will be com
pleted in eight or ten days.
Hon. II. w. ]. Ham, of Georgia,
lectures in the Assembly Hall Dec. 1lth.
Subject: "The Snollygoster in Politics"
Forty-six tickets were sold at the A.
V. R'y ticket Office in this place Monday
10 people who were going to the county
institute.
The new cement sidewalk on the
Fifth street side of the Arnold block
has been finished. Mr.. Mohney did
good job on it.
Before buying your Xmas present
you should call and examine Ed. Good
er's stock of watches. clocks, jewelry
and silverware.
A number of marksmen Of this place
were at Jacob Scbwem's farm, in
Winslow township, last Thursday at
turkey shooting match.
A number of Reynoldsville young
people received invitations to attend
social hop in the Mahoning street opera
house, Punxsutawney, this evening.
No X Rays required to see it is to
your interest to buy groceries from
Robinson & Mundorffs, Centennial
building, when you get their prices.
Mike Suling, machine runner, and
Jos. Koneski, his helper, were caught
under fall of rock at No. 2 slope,
Eleanora Mines, last Thursday and badly
injured.
DR.. Jas. Conway, pastor of the Brook
vile Presbyterian church, preached to
his congregation last Sunday for the
first time in six months. he having been
granted a vacation for that length of
time on account of impaired health.
The foot ballists Of this place failed
to raise the required guarantee and
consequently the Dubois foot bali team
did not come to Reynoldsville Saturday
The team from this place may go to
Dubois next Saturday to play at that
place.
'Uncle Ed Seeley says that after
the concert last Thursday evening
gentleman, who is well able TO Judge,
stepped up TO him and said: "'Uncle
Ed never heard any one play violin
whose playing reminded me so much OF
yours, as does Miss Torbett."
Three disorderly chaps were ''cooped"
in the bastile of this borough Saturday
night, and by failure to liquidate the
required amount of filthy lucre to induce
the Honorable Burgess to give them
liberty, they remained in durance vile
forty-eight hours to square accounts.
James Ramsey, who was charged with
the murder OF Bruce Ferguson at Law
sonham on the 10Th Of last September
pleaded guilty in the Clarion county
court last week and entered plea Of
guilty of man slaughter. He was sem
fenced to two years and five months in
the penitentiary.
George Carter, Judge Of the north
precinct election board in Punxsutaw-
ney, who was convicted at the Septem-
ber term OF court of falsifying the
returns Of the the spring election, has
been sentenced to pay $4,000 fine, costs
of prosecution and undergo imprison-
ment in the county Jail for term of six
months.
Mrs. Chas. j. Kah, OF Fairmount,
mother of Chas. Kah, of this place, and
sister OF Mrs. Henry Priester, died at
her home last Thursday evening after an
illness of fourteen weeks. The i'm
mediate cause Of her death was infam-
nation of the lungs, yet she was
sufferer from neuralgia of the stomach.
The deceased was in her fifty-sixth
year.
Mrs. Grace Charlton, relict OF William
Charlton, aged eighty-one years, died
at Rathmel late Tuesday afternoon of
last week and was buried in Prospect
cemetery Thursday afternoon. Funeral
services were held in the M. f. church
at Rathmel, conducted by Revs. Buzza,
of Falls Creek, and Hicks, of Luthers-
burg, The deceased was born in Eng
land. She accompanied her husband to
America in 1866. They moved from
Brady's Bend to Rathmel in 1891. Mr..
Carlton crossed the border line between
time and eternity several years ago.