The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-03-14

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the winter In the northern states.
The institute to be held in Assembly
hall next Saturday will be very interest
ing. See program elsewhere in this
issue.
DR.. A. J. Meek, pastor Of the Baptist
church, will administer the ordinance
OF Baptism In his church next Sunday
evening.
Hibner Il Webster have rented the
room next to Oil City Fuel Supply com
pany Office and will open plumbing es-
tablishment.
The Odd Fellows degree staff OF this
place has been invited to Brockwayville
Tuesday night Of next week to do some
degree work.
The deposits in the public schools
savings bank Monday morning amount
ed to s72.9l, not quite up to the amount
deposited last week.
Joseph Spears, who owns a good farm
near town, Is putting another car load
of lime on his farm. This makes the
second car load this wear.
Mrs. Thomas Wood, OF Rathmel, at
one time resident OF this place, died
at her home In Rathmel Sunday night.
Death was caused by lung trouble.
G. II. Hall has had the rickety old
frame building on his lot next to Bee
Hive razed to the ground. Mr.. Hall
expects to erect brick building this
summer.
We carry three OF the best lines OF
plows on the market, namely the Oliver,
Syracuse and Wizard Chilled plows. The
genuine for sale only by the Reynolds
vile Hardware Co.
There was a ''scrap" on Main street,
near the Reynolds brick block Monday
night. Policeman Pomroy arrested one
OF the pugilists but the other fellow es-
capped. He will be gathered in," how
ever.
A social will be held at the Baptist
parsonage tomorrow, Thursday, even
ing. All members and friends Of the
church are invited to be present and
spend pleasant evening with the new
pastor, DR.. Meek.
Invitations have been issued for a
wedding at the residence Of Duncan Nc
Pherson in Rathmel on Wednesday Of
next week, March 2lst, at 100 p. m, at
which time Miss Jennie Mcpherson and
Thomas Cunningham will be married.
j. F. Rudolph, G. E. McClincy, David
Richmond and j. II. Lewis left this
place last "Wednesday for Carbonate,
Washington. These gentlemen left
here over the A. v. R'y and had their
baggage checked direct through to the
Pacific Coast.
William Il. who Cox, decided few
weeks ago to quit the grocery business,
and Immediately began closing out his
stock, finished up the past week by sell
ing the balance Of goods on hand at
auction. Ex-Sheriff Ed. G. Burns was
the auctioneer.
Engineer David Postlethwait and
Fireman Frank Reynolds went to Dun
kirk, N. Y, the latter part Of last week
after engine No. 8, the new engine for
the Reynoldsville & Falls Creek R'y.
The engine is now In use. 1t Is the
same size and style as engine No. 4 on
r. & F. C. R'y.
Sheet iron, stove pipe, tin buckets,
&C., made to represent a man, donkey
and cart, placed In one Of the display
windows OF the Reynoldsville Hardware
Company store has been attracting con-
siderable attention the past week.
Arthur Mcclure was the originator of
the novel attraction.
Any person who has ordered the
Farm Journal at The STAR Office and
has not received the Journal, will kind
ly make the fact known at this Office
and we will investigate the matter. We
want every person that orders the Jour
nal to get 1t, but will have to depend on
those who fail to get 1t to let us know.
The game called Editors Delight"
says an exchange, is played in this wise:
Take sheet OF ordinary writing paper,
write upon 1t your name and postoffice
address, fold it carefully around bank
note sufficiently large to cover your ar
rearages and a year in advance. The
trick never fails to work satisfactorily.
Math. Mohney, OF Roynoldsville, Is
with Gunson, Brown & Co., Rochester,
N. Y, seed specialties. Are you farm
ing successfully? II there seems to be q
screw loose and you can't locate the
trouble, you had better look to the