The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-02-10

school house Mt Soldier Sunday after
noon.
L. J. Arnold Is running ono OF the
passenger engines on the Low Grade
this week. Engineer Frank Richard
son has the grip.
Horny N. Hail, the luinberman OF
Rathmel, has signed contract for a
large timber tract near Wilmington,
N. c., and will move TO that place soon.
Mrs. M. Shingledecker, Of West
Reynoldsville, took her son, who Is
about fifteen years old, to the Polk
Institution in Venango county last
Saturday.
The third annual banquet OF Wash
ington Camp No. 26s, p. o. S. OF A.
OF Reynoldsville, will be held at the
City Hotel on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 18th.
Prof. DeMotte Is a brilliant lecturer.
Every person who Is interested In the
formation OF the character Of boys and
girls should hear his lecture next Mon
day evening.
Quarterly meeting will be held in the
Rathmel M. Il. church Friday after
noon. Rev. Perry A. Reno will preach
at 230 instead OF Dr. Rich, who is
unable to be present.
There will be public sale at the
late residence Of w. A. London, de-
ceased In Winslow township at 100
p. IN. February 10. Farm implements
and household goods will be sold.
viii Hewlett, who was at the point
of death last week with typhoid fevcr.
is some better this week The lmpruv-
ed Order Of Red MeR have II trained
nurse taking care Of Mr.. Hewlett
NJ. w. Reitz, at one time an employee
in Stormer's meat market, has bought
the meat market near the Burns House
from Bussard Bros. Mr.. Rsitz took
charge of the market on Monday OF this
week.
Next Thursday morning the plot of
Assembly hall for Prof. DeMotte's
illustrated lecture will be opened at
Mr. Stokes drug store. Arrangements
for reserved seats will be made at that
place.
j. A. Welshs COW fell on the ice near
his barn Monday and 1T required three
or four men to get the COW of the Ice.
She made one or two unsuccessful at
tempts to get up and then refused to
try again.
The following new students have on
rolled in the Reynoldsville Business
College : Misses Maude Shobert and
Bertha Wood, and John Mcclure, OF
Reynoldsvile, and David C. Rickel, OF
Rimerton, Pa,
District President Clarence Fl. Pat
terson and four or five members of p.
o. S. OF A. Camp No, 26S were at
Aliens Mills last evening installing the
new officers in the p. O S. of A. Camp
at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gulliford and
two sons, Benjainin and George, were
at Karthaus, Clearfeld county, over
Sunday attending the funeral OF Mrs.
Cnll;fn,1,a ,,,n,ba, M,a Pace ,ubn ,yao
buried Sunday.
Mr.. Hetrick, who is almost 81 years
old, got shaved in Williams barbershop
Monday and that was the second time
in his life he had ever been shaved by a
barber. His first shave In a barber
shop was down in West Virginia.
A. B. Howard, Of Ringgold, mercan-
tile appraiser In Jefferson county this
year, was in Rsynoldsville day or two
last week calling on our business men.
Mr.. Howard did not complete his work
here, but will return sson to complete it.
1t Is estimated that the loss In the
big fire at Baltimore Sunday and Mon
day OF this week will amount to over
5000, 100000. The Pittsburg Times
of Monday says the loss In the big
Chicags fire in 1871 was 1920, 600.
In that fire 1880 buildings we're de-
We have received copy OF New York
World Almanac and Encyclopedia for
1904. 1t is'the best almanac the World
has ever issued and is worth four or five
times the price asked for it-25 cents,
or So cents by mail. Besides other val
able and varied information it contains
an officially compiled guide to the st.
Louis exposition.
The Pittsburg Times Of yesterday
says The great train robbery" on a
train OF the Buffalo & Allegheny divis-
ion OF the Pennsylvania railroad at