The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-07-19
The Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association sold s4.0O0 at the monthly
meeting held Monday evening.

the Dubois team on the Dubois grounds
this afternoon. Game to be called at
three o'clock.
Elmer Vaughn. brakeman on the
b., II. Il +. R'y, was killed in the yards
at Punxsutawney Sunday afternoon.
Both legs were cut Off.
The Village Improvement Associa-
tion will hold a meeting in Stokes hall,
July 2oth, at 300 p. m, by order Of the
president. A full attendance is request
ed promptly at the hour stated.
County Superintendent II. b. Teit-
rick held the annual examination for
teachers certificates In the school build
ing in this place last Friday. A class
thirty-seven took the examination.
Prof. j. l.. Allison, of Punxsut awney,
has been appointed census supervisor
for this district, which Is known as the
Fourteenth and includes the counties
of Clarion, Elk, Forest, jefferson, Me-
Kean and Warren.
The Altar Society OF the Catholic
church will hold cake and ice cream
festival on the lawn of Rev. T. Brady's
residence and church Saturday after
noon and evening, July 22nd. They will
also serve sandwiches aud coffee.
The low rates offered by the Pennsyl-
vania Isailroad Co. for an excursion to
the sea shore, Thursday, July 9th, will
low,'excursionists to go either to At
lantic>City, Cape May, Sea Isle City,
Ocean City, Avalon, Anglesea, Wild
wood or Holly Beach.
Gertrude Gooder, six-year-old daugh-
ter OF Ed. Gooder, the jeweler, had a
birthday party Saturday afternoon.
Thirty little guests, ranging from four
to eight years old were present. Supper
was served for the tots at five o'clock.
Gertrude received a number of presents.
Excursion tickets ON sale at A. V. R'y
ticket Office every Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday during July, August and Sep
tember to Chautauqua Lake and return
for $500. Each Tuesday during July,
August and September tickets will be
on sale for Niagara Falls and return,
800, and Toronto and return $500.
Tickets good l5 days.
+. G. Niver, formerly editor and pro-
prietor OF the Record, has accepted a
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Mirror, and is once more at the task OF
moulding public opinion. Mr.. Niver is
a thorough newspaper man, well read
and widely experienced, and he will
certainly give the patrons of the Mirror
paper worthy Of the highest apprecia-
tion. n.-Brockwayville Record.
The Knights Of Golden Eagle, cleared
$4,000 out OF the Fourth Of July celebra-
tion at this place. All the committees
worked we'll and faithfully to make the
celebration success, but the bulk OF
the work in making all arrangements
was done by the general committee
which was composed Of the following
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liam Booker, William f. Reed, Robert
Sayers, John Hewlett, John Yenewein
and Edward Binney.
The following officers were installed
in the Knights Of Pythias lodge at this
place last Wednesday evening by Dis
trict Deputy w. S. Weaver OF Brook
vile: C. c., Thomas Claubaugh: V. c.,
A. c. Murray: Prelate, L. d. Kleinhans;
NJ. W., Samuel V. Visor; X. of r. S.,
William Coping; M. Of E., Philip
Koehler; M. at A., Forrest o. Hayes;
l. c., j. F. Hinderliter; o. g., Charles
F. Mohney; trustee, John Pomroy;
Representative to Grand Lodge, Will
liam Coping.
Dubois had a sensation last week in
the way of disappointed intended
bride who waited in vain for the arrival
Of the would-be-groom. A public we'd
ding was appointed for the M. Z. church
on Tuesday evening at 7.30. The young
man, who claimed to be from Joliet, ILL.,,
iciu JULIUS iucsuuy iiothihS lOi
Clearfeld to obtain the marriage license
and he failed to return. The father OF
the disappointed maiden went to Clear
field Wednesday morning and learned
that the young man had not been there
for the marriage license.
The blacksmith shop on G. w. Fuller's
farm was destroyed by fire about 1890
Thursday night. The origin Of the fire
is unknown. The fire was not discovered
in time to save the valuable tools kept
in the shop, among which were tools
used by Grandfather Fuller and were
highly priced on that account. Had it
been windy night Mr.. Fuller's resi-
dence and barn would only have been
saved by hard work. The burning OF
the shop made such a bright light in
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