The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-07-15


in the Foster Brick was packed up yes
terday and shipped to Punxsutawney.
A boy named Bloom had the end of
his right thumb taken off while sprag-
ging a coal car in the Sprague mine one
day last week
An Italian dropped dead while at
work in Big Soldier mine since our last
issue. Heart failure was cause of the
Ike's sudden death.
Robt. j. Thomas, tonsorial artist,
and Charles A. Dickinson, groceryman,
were at Medix Run several days last
week on fishing expedition.
II your watch or clock does not run
and keep time, don't forget that Ed.
Goodcr, the Jewcler. can repair It and
guarantee It to give satisfaction.
The Hamilton coal mine was shut
down the first OF this month for an in.
definite period. About one hundred
and fifty men were thrown out Of work
by the shut down.
Jesse Hoffman, of Rockdale Mills, has
been fortunate in discovering fine
vein of coal under his farm, and he pro-
poses developing it in the near future
Brookville Republican.
Children's Day exercises were held in
the Baptist church on Sunday evening,
July 5th. A good program was render
ed, the church handsomely decorated
and the attendance very large.
Rev. l.. J. Shoemaker, of Clarion,
will preach in the Baptist church on
Sunday July 10Th, and Rev. +. T. Derr,
formerly pastor of the church, will
preach on Sunday, July Goth.
An ice cream festival will be held at
the Horn school house on the after
noon and evening of Saturday, July 25th,
for the benefit OF the Emerickville NJ.
T.. church. Everybody invited to at
tend.
Rev. Broad Axe Smith and wife, color
ed people of Pittsburg, will hold camp
meeting in the Romantic Park, Sykes
vile, beginning on Friday of this week.
They will be assisted by colored jubilee
singers.
u. J. Finn, of Philadelphia, delivered
n. hafnpn hn A AZ
Hibernians, and few invited friends,
in the Royal Arcanum Hall Monday
evening on the "Past, Present and Fu-
of the Irish Race"
J. V. Young, hustling contractor
and builder of this place, secured the
contract to erect DIR. j. II. Murray's
new dwelling house and Office on Main
street. Work on the new building
will be commenced in week or two.
John A. Johnston, editor Of the
Emporium Echo, has moved his printing
Office from Cameron county's metropolis
to Mill Hall, near Lock Haven, where
he expects to have a larger field to
labor in. We wish Bro. Johnston sue
cess in Clinton county.
Hatchets, knives, &c, were conspicu-
ous in drunken italian row on Rail
road street on the afternoon Of July 4th.
None of the participants were injured,
through the pluck and strength of an
Italian woman. Had she not interfered
blood would have been split.
A number Of people who partook of
the dinner served at the Reynolds block
on the Fourth Of July were slightly
poisoned, some Of them were very sick.
just what article of food made the
people sick is unknown. The suppo-
sition is that it was the potatoes.
Prof. j. +. Eisenhart, OF Corsica, who
was a candidate for county superinten-
dent and the principalship of the Reyn-
oldsville schools, was elected principal
OF the Johnsonburg schools week before
last and was married on Wednesday of
last week to Miss Jennie NJ. Scott, OF
Corsica.
The school directors of Winslow
township held special meeting Satur-
day to let the contract for the rebuild
ing of the Bollinger school house, that
was destroyed by forest fires on the 18th
of May. J. NJ. Deemer, of Panic, was
given the contract. Mr.. Deemer will
begin the erection of the structure in
short order.
The Aliens Mills p. o. S. of A., that
carried off first prize at this place on
the Fourth, has membership of SO,
81 OF whom were in the parade. All
the members OF the Alpine Cornet band,
which accompanied the winners OF the
first prize, are members OF the Aliens
Mills camp with the exception of one
or two.
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