The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-11-14

Inc w. y. Il. u. VIII serve ulnnef In
G.. A. II. Hall on Thanksgiving. The
dinner will consist Of chicken, turkey,
cold ham, sauces, salads, pie, warm bis
cult, pudding, cakes, tea and coffee.
Chas. F. Watson, Reynoldsville boy,
was one of the prominent characters in
"Ten Nights in Bar Room" which
was played at the opera house Monday
night. Charley played his part WELL
During the month of September the
commissioners of Indiana county paid
$4,000 to parties who had sheep killed
by dogs. The dogs over there are
putting the county money into circula-
tion.
The Missionary Society Of the Pres
byterian church is sending two boxes
away this week One box goes TO an
Industrial school In the Indian Terri
tory, and the other box goes TO West
Virginia.
A close observer says when you see
young man and woman walking down
the street, leaning on each other like a
pair Of badly matched oxen, IL is pret-
ty good sign that they are bent on con-
solidation.
"The exhibition was truly wonder
full one and the marvellous reproductions
of this triumph of inventive genius
brought forth rounds Of applause. THE
York Dispatch. At Centennial Hall
December 9Th.
The Allegheny Valley Railway Co.'S
annual inspection train will pass over
the Low Grade Div. to-day. All the
section bosses on the Division will be
on the train to see who has the neatest
and smoothest section.
A man by name of Fred. Zeiter com
mitted suicide at Bennezette last Satur-
day by hanging himself to a tree. 1t
was not our Fred Zeitler. The man
was stonemason who went from Brock
wayville to Bennezette.
No ear-tubes used at Lyman II.
Howe's phonograph concert to be given
in Centennial Hall on Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 5th. The sounds reproduced
are loud enough TO entertain an audi
ence Of over three thousand people at
one time.
An English admiral, says: SIT is true,
the life-saving service of America is not
equaled anywhere in the word.' 1t is
also true that Ayers Cherry Pectoral
saves, annually, thousands of lives. In
valuable in sudden colds, throat, and
lung troubles.
Frank p. Addlesperger, Reynolds
ville's wiry detective, and G. f. Hoff-
man, one of our jewelry men, were in
the wilds along Clear Creek last week
on a hunting expedition. They were
not attacked by large game, but found
rabbits and pheasants plenty.
f. o, Clark, of the Big Run Echo,
was married to Miss Jessie Larimer, of
Dubois, last Wednesday morning. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Ry-
land, Mr.. Clark's partner in the Echo
office. The newly welded couple took
a wedding tour to Harrisburg, Phila-
delphia and Niagara Falls.
Rev. p. Metzenthin, of Philadelphia,
the young man who filled the Lutheran
pulpit at this place during his summer
vacation, came up from Philadelphia
Saturday and preached for the Luther
an people Sunday. He will return to
school this week and in December will
take charge of the congregation again.
II you have a sign over your door,
you are an advertiser. The sign is in
tended 10 advertise your business to
passers-by. An advertisement in a re-
liable paper is many thousand signs
spread over many miles. You can't
carry everybody to your sign, but the
newspaper can carry your sign to every
body.
Among the subjects for discussion at
the meeting of the School Directors
Association in the Court House in
Brookville tomorrow forenoon, will be:
Text books and supplies:" "Outbuild-
ings and how constructed;" "How to se-
cure increased appropriations from the
state and the best methods of distribut-
ing the same"
w. 7. Gathers, w. A. Gathers, Jas.
B. Arnold, f. X. Arnold, Geo, w. War
nick, Sam'l B. SaXton and John Smith
went to Pittsburg yesterday to attend
United States Court as witnesses IN
case between Chas. H. Prescott VS.. Will
liam, Henry and James Redaker and
Chas. Schwem about tract of land in
Clearfeld county.
The sidewalks have not been in a good
condition for pedestrians for three or
four days on account of being covered
with a generous supply Of snow and ice.