The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-07
Friday Is Arbor Day.
Now for April Showers.

A drunken chap was locked in the
borough bastile Saturday night.
If you want good health this time of
year, eat Bon Ton Bakery brown bread.
The Hopkins mill will begin the
seasons saving about the middle of this
month.
Eighteen persons were baptized in
the Baptist church Sunday morning by
Rev. Dean.
THE STAR is Offering free trip to
Niagara Falls. Read the offer else
where In this issue
The winter leaves an accumulation Of
trash of various kinds. Rake it up and
burn it or haul it away.
Miss Mary Cooper has purchased the
Barto property next to the Presby-
terian church. She is having the house
repanted.
Fit, finish. thorough workmanship,
style and price are the predominating
characteristics of Millrens clothing,
hats and shoes.
l.. Nj. Snyder, the blacksmith, has
had the old building next to his shop
razed to the ground and will build an
addition to his already large shop.
The Jr. b. Y. =. U. of the Baptist
church will hold Il birthday social at A.
f.. Dunn's Friday evening. April 9, 1897.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Fin Kirkpatrick, brakeman ON the
A. " R'y, had his left hand injured
while making u coupling last Friday.
Several of his fingers were badly lacer-
ated
James Delaney the barber, has had
the interior of his tonsorial parlor
beautified with paint and paper within
tie past week He has very neat
shop now.
Rev. g. Tabor Thompson will give
musical entertainment In Centennial
hall, April lIth, for the benefit of the
Young Peoples Society of the Baptist
church. Admission l5 and % cts.
If you are in any manner interested in
the growth and prosperity of your town,
don't give II bad name because some
one did something that you don't like.
One croaker in town will do more
mischief than ten can undo.
The town council elected Ninian
Cooper borough treasurer, J. l.. Graham
street commissioner, Thomas Shields
chief of police, Peter Robertson, ex-
mayor, assistant chief of police, and
Frank p. Adelsperger night Waterman.
The Presbyterian prayermeeting will
be held on Thursday evening of this
week instead of Wednesday evening.
The change is made on account OF the
West Reynoldsville school commence
ment exercises in the M. T.. church this
evening.
1t will be seen by referring to the
minutes of the town council as publish
ed elsewhere in this issue. that the
ordinance committee was directed to
change and amend the present ordinance
so as to prohibit cattle running at large
in the borough.
A special edition, historical, indus
trial and commercial, of the Clearfield
Public Spirit was issued last week. The
paper, which is always spicy, was well
edited and illustrated and printed on
book paper. 1t was Il very creditable
edition, Bro. Savage.
Messrs Smith & Mcclure, proprietors
of the Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
store, are getting their store to show
off to far better advantage. A
number of changes have been made in
the mammoth store room and a fresh
supply of paint puts a finishing touch to
the appearance of the interior.
Miss NJ. Z. Moore has been attending
the millinery openings in the city and
having secured the latest in that line
will give grand Easter opening of
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and children, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday OF this week, April s, 0 and
10. Every lady is cordially invited to
, attend.
An exchange says, and very truthful
ly so, too, that curfew bell that would
. call home at any time of the day or
. night those persons who go from house
to house, from neighbor to neighbor,
carrying idle tales Of gossip, besmirch'
ing the character of decent people, and
running the credit of solid business men,
would be a mighty good thing.
Artemas Pentz received an express
package from Mexican county Monday
that contained garments that had been
' worn out by some body, in fact the