The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1896-10-21

Bethlehem.
Henry Rider had an ugly hole torn
in his neck Monday by fall OF coal In
Big Soldier.
When you want good shoes call at j.
T.. Welsh & Co.'S. They sell the VIM.
Richardson make OF shoes.
Rev. Hugh Kane, of Clarion county,
filed the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church In this place Sunday.
Revs. McEntire and Crawford con-
Quoted religious service at the Muir
ray school house last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Reynolds, jr., have
the thanks of THE STAR Office force for
basket of fine wedding cake.
'Our political column" will be found
on eighth page this week and Sour edu-
cational column" on the first page.
When you want nice fit, try the
VIM Richardson shoes at j. f.. Welsh
& Co. s in the VIM. Foster Building.
There was a corn husking at Jacob
Schwem's farm, near Reynoldsville,
yesterday. A number from this place
were there.
The Mckinley and Hobart Club of
this place has laid in a large stock Of
tin canes that can be converted into
torch lights.
For sale-A full blooded registered
Holstein bull, two and half years old,
perfectly gentle. Inquire OF r. f.
Morrison, Aliens Mills, Pa.
Prof. N. w. Haucher, OF Altoona,
was in Reynoldsville and organized a
dancing school Monday evening. The
dances will be held in the Reynolds
block.
Frank Marbel, a business man Of Coud-
ersport, Potter Co., Pa, and Miss
Annie Cochran, of Reynoldsville, were
married at Emporium on Wednesday of
last week.
Rev. j. G. Noble, of Punxsutawney,
and Prof. Lex N. Mitchell made
political speeches before the Mckinley
and Hobart Club in this place last Fri
day evening.
A little German band discoursed some
fine music on our streets yesterday
afternoon. A hat collection is the
means used by this band to gather in
filthy lucre."
Col. l.. F. Copeland, the noted lee
turer of Harrisburg, will be one of
the speakers at the Republican meeting
to be held in Reynoldsville Tuesday
evening next, October 9th.
An important congregational meeting
will be held in the Trinity Lutheran
church Sunday evening, Oct. 25th, to
which all members of the church are
urgently requested to attend.
Samuel Steel, postmaster at Sandy
Valley, was at Apollo, Pa, last week
attending the eighth reunion of the
Eleventh Regiment Pennsylvania Re-
serves. which was held on the 18th inst.
The ladies of Reynoldsville and
vicinity are requested TO call and see
the fine stock of stylish millinery goods
that Mrs. A. Il. Hutchison offers to sell
at very reasonable prices. Store on
Main street.
An oyster supper and cake walk will
be held in the West Reynoldsville town
hall next Saturday evening, Oct. oath,
for the benefit of the West Reynolds
vile Cornet Band. All are cordially
invited to attend and spend pleasant
evening.
We venture the assertion without
fear of contradiction that there Is not
another postoffice in the United States
kept any cleaner than the Reynoldsville
postohice. Postmaster McGaw gives
the Office good scrubbing and cleaning
frequently
In our political column" this week
will be found short article from the
pen OF Stewart II. Whitehill, of Brook
willie, in favor of free silver, and clip
ped article in favor of the gold standard,
which we publish by request of Re-
publican of this place.
For some reason the circulation Of
one dollar bills in Reynoldsville is
sncommonly large at the present time.
About the only way to account for it is
because the coal company use more one
dollar bills than silver dollars in paying
the miners at this place.
George F. Cant, well known in this
pace, having been superintendent of
tie Standard mine for few years, and
who afterwards went to Cumnoc, North
CAROLINA, and was superintendent of a
large mine for time, will move to
Eeanora where he will take charge of
tie shipping department of the mines