The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-06-08


py Days in Dixie
Rev. John NJ. Dean, Of this place, will
preach in the Baptist church at Rich
ardsville this evening.
Rev. T.. Hacker, who Is preaching
for the Lutheran congregation in this
place, is in Pittsburg this week.
Call at J. G.. & s. c. Henry's grocery
store and see Knoll's Wonderful Double
Action Rubbing and Suction Washer.
James G.. Pentz, Agent.
James Lusk's left foot was 80 badly
bruised by lump of coal falling on it
in Sprague mine Saturday that he did
not work Monday.
A number of gypsies have been camp
ing in the grove on Pleasant Avenue
the past week. The men trade horses
and the women sell lace aud ten for
tunes.
There will be communion services in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. Preparatory services will be
held in the church on Thursday and
Friday evenings.
The annual convention of the Jefferson
County Sunday School Association will
be held in the Brockwayville Presby-
teran church on Thursday and Friday,
June 18th and Eth.
Geo. F. Fleming, of Titusville, who
was an assistant in the Oil City Fuel
Supply Co. Office at this place about
seven years ago, made short visit in
this place last week.
Alex. McClelland, OF Rockdale Mills,
passed through this place Monday
on his way home from Armstrong
county where he had been to see a sis
ter who is dangerously i'll.
Ex-Solicitor General George A. jerks,
of Brookville, who is being doomed
by some of the Democratic newspapers
as Democrat candidate for Governor,
was in Reynoldsvile Friday.
Two or three crates of fine straw
berries were sold at auction last week
by Joseph Shaffer, Adams Express Co.
agent. The berries had been shipped
to parties who had not ordered them.
DR.. C. r. Stevenson, son OF Robert
Stevenson of Beechwoods, is now a
registered physician OF this county. He
was at Brookville Friday to be regis
tered. DIR. Stevenson is an assistant
in the Adrian Hospital.
1t costs publishers considerable more
to purchase paper now than it did a
few months ago. The price has under
gone material increase and is still
advancing. Subscribers will, therefore,
see the necessity of prompt payment.
The fire bell tower is to be moved
on to the town lot, beside the hose tow
er. The bell tower was anything but
an ornament on Main street and our
citizens generally will be pleased to
know that it will be removed.
C. f. Hoffman, the ieweler, is putting
in first-class bicycle repair shop in
the rear of his store, which will be
equipped with all of the modern ma.
chimes for doing first-class bicycle re.
pairing of all kinds on short notice.
Thomas S. Mitchell, who died at
Perrysville May Both, whose death was
noted in THE STAR last week, was the
father of Prof. Lex N. and II. Books
Mitchell, who are we'll known in this
place. Mr.. Mitchell died suddenly from
heart trouble while at work in his har.
ness shop.
Mr. Cox, who moved from Reynolds,
vile to this place about two months
ago, has returned to engage in business
in his native town. Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
made many friends here, during their
short stay, who wish them well wher-
ever they go.-New Bethlehem Vindi.
Gator.
A Reynoldsville man who had slipped
enough from the cup that intoxicates
to give him pugilistic disposition, was
arrested by Burgess McEntire and con.
fined in the West Reynoldsville cooler
Monday evening. Yesterday morning
the fellow paid his fine and was given
his liberty.
Rev. Dean, pastor of the Baptist
church, and a number Of his members
hold religious meetings near Major Ep-
ler's residence on Main st. Saturday even
ings, and last Saturday evening as they
marched down Main street lady was
heard to remark, "Oh, here comes the
church."
The following officers were installed
in the Sons of st. George lodge at this
place Last Friday evening by Albert
Neal, who was deputized to do the in