The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-17

1t will pay you.
Daniel sharp was in town Thursday
selling sassafras.
Shoes from l5 cts foot up to SO 90 a
foot at J. 5. Morrow's.
Deemer's are having their spring
opening on Saturday. March 9th.
See report of First National bank of
Reynoldsville in this issue of THE STAR.
Postmaster McGaw begins to-day to
weigh all outgoing and incoming mails
for 30 days.
The nine-month-old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Watson swallowed safety
pin last Friday.
There will be a temperance rally and
entertainment in the G. A. II. hall
Saturday night.
The Yoke Fellows Band adopted
constitution last Sunday afternoon and
took in Il number Of new members.
A picture of the Assembly Hall of
the public school building will be found
on the first page of THE STAR this
week.
The members of the Reynoldsville
| Encampment. No. 202, |. o. o. F.. held
banquet at Hotel Mcconnell last
night.
Hon s. b. Elliott will deliver an
illustrated lecture on astronomy in the
Presbyterian church in Dubois to-mor-
row evening.
County Superintendent Teitrick was
in Harrisburg last week attending the
annual convention of the State County
| Superintendents' Association.
+. w. McMillen, who has finished his
saving contract on his mill near Panic,
has moved the machinery Of the mill on
to the vacant lot near the Baptist
church.
Last Sunday the wind broke one end
of NJ. Geisler's tailor sign loose from its
fastenngs and the sign crashed through
one of the large panes of glass in the
front of Mr.. Geisler's store.
The Central Pennsylvania annual
conference convened in Clearfleld yester-
day, Bishop w. Y. Ninde, ID. d.,
presiding. The session will continue
until Tuesday of next week.
Fred. Miller, of this place, and Miss
at the residence of Mrs. Stopp, in West
Reynoldsville, at 1880 a. NJ. yesterday
by Rev. Paul w. Metzenthn.
Mr.. Thomas Reynolds, jr., a Winslow
township farmer is suffering from a
very sore side which he received in his
sugar camp last Thursday by slipping
and falling on limb of tree.
j. Harvey Myers, of Reynoldsville,
and Miss Catharine Iarager, of
Strattonvillc, were married in Brook
vile on the 3rd inst. by DR.. Conway,
pastor Brookville Presbyterian church.
A man passed through this place
Saturday leading Il horse. He was
taking the animal from New Bethlehem
to Dubois. He walked all the way
because he was afraid to get ON the
horse.
Degnan & Mcdonald were driving
logs down the Sandy Lick Creek Fri
day from Pancoast to Hopkins mill
About ten million feet has already been
foated down to that mill for this sea
sons saving.
David McCargo, general superinten
dent, and Jas. =. Anderson, general
passenger agent Of the A. V. R'y, passed
east through Reynoldsville Monday
noon in McCargo's special car attached
to train No. |.
James X. Johnston, the shoe mer
chant, sold pair of overshoes last
Thursday for lady in Berlin, Germany
Reynoldsville merchants are known fal
and near, especially those who adver
tise in THE STAR.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, wife of Davit
Hill, of Rathmel, died March 18th
Funeral services were held in the NJ. f
church at Rathmel at 2:30 p. NJ. Mon
day. Interment in Prospect cemetery
= The deceased was twenty-five years old
A petition is being circulated fol
a signatures to be presented to the towi
council to request that body OF borough
lawmakers to pass and enforce an ordi
nance that will keep cows from roaming
at will in the borough of Reynoldsville
We clipped an article from the Brock
wayville Record last week which state'
t that a car load of immigrants had beel
shipped direct from New York City Il
Shawmut to work in the mines there