The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-07-22

preach in that church next Sunday.
1t will require considerable hustling
to get the new school building ready for
opening OF the schools the last day of
August.
Mrs. Robt Cathcart returned to her
home at Sharon, Pa, after an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. II. r.
johnson, in this place.
A few Reynoldsville people attended
colored camp meeting at Sykesville
Sunday. Broad Axe Smith is doing
the preaching there.
Irven +. Dempsey, telegraph operator
at Oak Ridge, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Dempsey.
in West Reynoldsville.
]. A. Welsh, an ex-groceryman Of
Reynoldsville, will open shoe store in
the William Foster brick block inside
of the next two or three weeks.
There will be no preaching in the
Lutheran church next Sunday. Rev.
Metzenthin, the pastor, will preach for
Rev. Ash at Church, Clarion county.
Ford Fink had two fingers Of his left
hand smashed last Wednesday in the
Sprague mine. His hand was caught
between the car and rib OF the mine.
C. H. Shelter, an experienced
butcher, has opened shop in the Rea
building cor. Main and Fifth SITS. He
solicits share of the public patronage.
Glen A. Milliren and F. ]. weakley
have joined the Hopeless Dozen" to
fill the vacancy made by G. b. French
leaving town and DR.. ]. H. Murray get
ting married.
Three thousand dollars was the
amount OF money sold by the Reynolds
vile Building and Loan Association at
the meeting held in the Flynn hall on
Monday evening.
The Eclipse Oil Co. has disposed of
its retail oil interests in this place to H.
Alex Stoke. who will fill all orders for
small amounts. The Eclipse Co. will
look after the wholesale trade only.
A large number of Reynoldsville peo-
pie attended the Royal Arcanum annual
picnic at Punxsutawney last Thursday
and had delightful time. The picnic
will be held at Clearfield next year.
Rev. ]. C. Mcdonald, of Oil City,
formerly pastor of the Reynoldsville NJ.
f. church, was struck by an electric
street car in Oil City one day last week
and was painfully injured. He was
on bicycle when the car struck him.
A good newspaper advertisement
never sleeps. The merchant may slum-
ber, but the advertisement is drumming
and hustling trade in thousand
different places at the same time. Sue
cessful business men recognize this fact.
The Emery and NARROW "Jolly Lot"
at the opera house last Wednesday
evening delighted the audience. Glen
Emery and Bessie NARROW, who have
been making speciality of comedy
work for -four or five years, are first
class in their line.
James Dillman was arranged before
Squire Neff last Thursday on a charge
of wontOnly pointing and discharging a
gun or pistol with intent to kill. Mrs.
Maggie Matthew was. the plaintiff.
The defendant was bound over to court
in the sum OF $4,000. II
A meeting OF the Reynoldsville Gene
terry Co. was held last Friday evening
at which time committee was appoint
ed to sell shares for the purpose Of pur-
chasing the land known as Pleasant
Avenue cemetery. A large number Of
shares have already been sold.
Rev. Hunter Corbett, who has spent
thirty-two years in China as a mission
ary, delivered an interesting talk in
Centennial hall last Thursday evening
on his work in China. A good sized
audience listened attentively to Mr..
Corbett for an hour and half.
The thirteenth semi-annual conven-
tion OF the Washington township Sun
day school association will be held in
the Sugar Hill Presbyterian church on
Thursday, July 30. There will be three
sessions, the first at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the second at 1880 and the third at 7:3O
p. M.
1t isn't the loudest talker nor the
biggest buffer that convinces the most
people. On the contrary both of them
invite distrust. Quiet argument gains
more converts than buster. Earnest
ness, sincerity, seem more inherent in
the low-voiced orator than to the
rampant demagogue.
Prof. w. M. Brown, who has been