The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03

street last week, one on Friday
night and the other Saturday night.
There should be some way to stop these
midnight brawls.
The Patton Courier advertises for
large quantity Of Chestnuts. Come
now Green, you don't propose to lower
the standard of your excellent paper by
giving your readers chestnuts this win
ter, do you?
The A. V. R'y Co. sells excursion
tickets to Pittsburg Exposition on We'd
nesdays for 1920 for round trip which
also includes admission into the Exposi-
tion. Tickets on sale to-day and Oct.
10th and 18th.
Owing to the large number Of com
monwealth cases at the county court
for the September term, Judge Clark
continued the civil cases to next term.
The jury drawn for their trial was noti-
fed not to appear.
There was a big leak in the water
main In front of the City Hotel on Main
street Sunday which made it necessary
for Street Commissioner Henninger to
throw off his coat and go to work on the
Lords day to stop the leak.
Prof List will give an entertainment
in Centennial Hall Thursday evening,
Oct. 4th. The Prof. comes here under
the auspices OF the Young Womens'
Foreign Missionary Society OF the
Reynoldsville M. +. church.
Ed. G. Burns, who has the contract Of
hauling the Rathmel people to Reyn-
oldsvlle to do their buying, has pur-
chased new wagonette for that
purpose. The wagonette has seat on
each side and will seat fifteen people
comfortably.
Grand Millinery Opening on Thurs
day and Friday, Oct. 4th and 5th. Miss
NJ. Il. Moore will display the largest
and finest line of pattern hats and bon
nets ever brought to Reynoldsville. 1t
will pay every lady to visit her store
before buying elsewhere.
Mountain Cliff Castle, No. $50, Pleas
ant Valley Temple, No. %, and the
| Keystone band went to Brockwayville
this morning to attend the Knights of
the Golden Eagle reunion at that place.
Past Chief f. Neff, will be commander
OF the first division in the parade.
Jasper McEntire, a member Of the
l.. j. McEntire & Co., grocery firm, has
been doing most of his walking on one
foot for few days. The wherefore of
this is because he stepped onto board
with an old nail in it and the nail was
also into his foot before he could stop.
John H. Kaucher, cashier First Ma
tional bank, has purchased the lot at
the corner of Main and Russ streets,
adjoining Rufus Kinks residence, and
will build fine frame house on the lot.
Mr.. Kaucher is getting plans now and
expects to commence his new house this
fall.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will give a splendid chicken and waffle
supper in the G. A. r. hall Tuesday,
Oct. 9th. Everybody is invited. Sup
per, 35 cents, begins at 500 o'clock.
The soliciting committee will meet at
the parsonage Friday afternoon, Oct.
5th, to report.
Some people may think the Reynolds
vile Bi-Chloride OF Gold Institute is
not doing any business, but the Insti-
tute has patient occasionally. An
effort will be made to double the work
of the Institute. It is good thing and
should be patronized by quite number
Of Reynoldsville people.
The Paradise ball club came to town
Saturday afternoon and proceeded into
a contest with the Reynoldsyille club to
see which nine could chase the
most runs into home base in nine in
nings. The Paradise boys can play, but
they were not sin it" Saturday. The
score was IL to o in favor ReynOldsville.
The Pittsburg Exposition is more at
tractive this year than any previous
year. Among the attractions are the
following: Innes' 18th Regiment Band
of New York, 65 pieces, greatest band
in America; magnificent art gallery;
beautiful fishery; model cake plant;
electrical effects mechanical novelties;
Exposition chorus 250 voices. The Ex-
position is worth going many miles
to see.
II you want to save your money, in
vest it in the German National Build
ing and Loan Association of Pittsburg;
it has advantages that no other associa-
tion in the state gives. Inquire of
Henry A. Reed, the shoe man, for
particulars. Remember there is no en-