The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-08-17

The country mines near Rathmel are
now operating about half time.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening at 7.30, sermon
by the pastor.
A small fire in John ,OHare's whole
sale barn caused little excitement last
night. There was no damage.
Word was received here last week
that Mildred the infant daughter OF
Prof. and Mrs. j. w. Weaver, OF
Portsmouth, Ohio, formerly Of
Reynoldsyille, had died and was
buried August 9th. The baby was
born in Reyloldsville and was about
ten months old.
Fred Wise is the last victim Of the
dogs in Rathmel, having been severely
bitten last week. The dog nuisance in
this little hamlet is becoming serious,
DR.. Ira Bowser, the physician at that
place stating that no less than nine
persons have been bitten so severely
during the last six weeks that the
wounds had to be cauterized.
Every farmer or person interested in
farming should make it special point
to be at Nolan Park Carnival Thursday,
September 1st, as the Association has
arranged with Prof, r. L. Watts, Of
the horticultural department of State
College togive an address on the sub.
ject OF Farming in Clarion County,"
and it will certainly be worth any mans
time, who is interested In farming, to
hear this lecture. The exact hour will
be announced later.
Joseph S. Johnston, road master in
Winslow township is going over the
brick road from Prescottville to Rath-
mel this week making all needed
repairs. Johnston was supervisor on
the road before the brick was laid and
knows every sink hole on the stretch
that used to cost the township pile of
money each spring and still allows the
brick paving to sink little in various
places.
AS a result of the recent holdup Of
paymaster Brown OF the Widnoon
mines, Saturday morning, July 23rd
1910, the regular semi-monthly pay for
the first time in the history of the
mines was made at Lawsonham last
Saturday and it is said that this plan
Of paying will be- used in the future,
and thus avoid the transportation OF
large sum of money across the creek
and up through the woods where the
recent attempted hold-up occurred
New Bethlehem Leader.
The Lock Haven State Normal school
is easily accessible from every part Of
Pennsylvania either by means of the
Pennsylvania Railroad of the New
York Central. 1t is located In a
thriving town OF ten Thousand people
on the west branch OF the Susque-
hanna and in a locality that is famous
throughout the state on account OF its
scenic beauty. The buildings are
modern, comfortable and convenient
1t has a faculty of College and Uni
yersity trained men and women. Its
professional work is peculiarly we'll
adapted for the training OF teachers for
the public schools. II you are interest
ed in good school, address the
Principal for an illustrated catalog,
Robert ]. Burdette, the well-known
writer, speaking OF the opportunity Of
American boys said: why the world
is always at boys feet, and power,
conquest and leadership slumber in his
rugged arms and carefree heart. A
boy sets his ambition at whatever
mark he will-lofty or groveling as
he may elect; and the boy who resolute-
ly sets his his heart on fame, on health,
on power, on what he will-who con-
socrates every faculty OF his mind and
body on ambition, courage, industry
and patience can trample on genius;
for these are better and grander than
genius. "Such boy will begin to rise
above his fellows as surely as the sun
climbs above the mountains"