The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-21

| Ihere Is n certain mousse on MAIN
street where trouble will occur some
of these nights unless the female portion
change their mode OF living
J. II. Barret has succeeded Geo. w.
Bartlett as general superintendent of
the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg R'y.
Mr.. Bartlett resigned on the 18th inst.
Rev. w. p. Murray performed cere-
mony last evening at the residence of
w. w. Ford, on Grant street, that
united ]. +. Sample and Miss Clara A.
Ford in matrimonial bonds.
The Prescottville Cornet band is at
Brookville this week furnishing music
for Josh Emery's fine show at his new
amphitheatre. One sure thing, Emery
has engaged a good band to play for his
show.
"Bleak House" at the Reynolds opera
house Saturday evening, was greeted
with n good audience. Miss Jane
Coombs, the ''star," in the character of
Lady Dedlock and Hortense, was well
received.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Baptist church held 'boquet social"
at the residence of DIR. j. G. King last
Thursday evening. Ice cream and cake
were served. About forty-fve young
people attended and had jolly time.
Noperson should travel without box
of Ayers Pills. As safe and speedy
remedy for constipation and all irregu-
| larities OF the stomach and bowels. they
have no equal, and, being skillfully
sugar-coated, are pleasant to take, and
long retain their virtues
Lulu, six-year-old daughter of Thad.
Curry, of near Camp Run, met with an
accident Saturday in which her left
hand was badly crushed, and she may
yet lose the end of one Of her fingers.
a car, on tram railway, loaded with
lumber ran over the little ones hand
Charles Kah, the young man who has
been clerking for Priester Bros. for
over five years. resigned his position
with them and went to Pittsburg
Saturday morning to accept situation
as travelling agent for a large UNDER
taking establishment of the "Smoky
City"
Mrs. A. L. Hetherington, the milliner,
] hoe bn, ;xt,
formerly occupied by Williams photo
graph gallery on the corner of Main
and Fourth streets. where she will keep
a fine line of the latest styles of
millinery goods and notions. Call and
see her stock.
Emerson's minstrels gave a first-class
entertainment the opera house last
evening. The company is a good one.
the performers understand their pro-
fession and the music is excellent
The red light used during the evening
parade was a good drawing scheme.
They play at Broolxville tonight and
tomorrow night.
Harvest Thanksgiving service will be
held in German and English language
next Sunday morning at 10:45 in the
Lutheran church. Preaching in the
evening at 1880 in English. These
services will be conducted by Rev. ].
H. Ritter, of Shannondale, Clarion
county, Pa. Immediately after morning
service the quarterly congregational
meeting will take place.
j. w. Coleman, young man well
known in Reynoldsville, left here yester-
day for Philadelphia to attend, for the
third time, the Jefferson Medical
College of the Quaker City. He expects
to return to Rcynoldsville 'when the
robins nests again." and will write his
name thusly, "Dr. ]. w. Coleman"
There is not the least doubt but that he
will make skilled practitioner.
The PunXsutawney Agricultural and
Driving Park Association will hold
their fair on the 9th, 2Sth, Goth and
30th of this month. Reynoldsville peo-
pie can leave here on the 6.52 A. NJ.
train and get to Punxsutawney at $50
A. NJ and leave there about 600 p. M.
and get back home at 9.0S,. giving them
a full day at the fair. The Punxsutaw-
ney fair this year promises to excel any
former one at that place.
In conversation with Clinton S. Hart
man on Saturday he spoke in praising
words of the helpful hand extended to
his wife by her numerous friends during
the many years of confinement to the
house, and also of the kindness OF the
people to himself and children after
death had robbed their home of wife
and mother. Mr.. Hartman fully appre-
| ciatas tho kind vords caid apd lahor