The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-04-21

The Unique Nonpareil Social Club
held an Easter Ball in the Nolan block
last night.
Twice as many bicycles were sold by
Stoke In 1896 as all the other dealers in
town. Good stock counts.
1t has been given as probable reason
why the snow doesn't melt on the noun
tain is because there is no fire in the
mountain range.
The Helping Hand Society Of the NJ.
f.. church realized snug sum Of money
from the Easter Bazaar given in the
Grand Army Hall Saturday evening.
The largest and best line of bicycles
are shown by Stoke. Bicycles that
have been tried and found all right.
Ariel, Cleveland, Eclipse and Feather
stone line. not bad one In the lot.
A dwelling house at Sandy Valley,
owned by w. J. Boner and occupied by
Frank Hoffman, was burned down Mon
day. Mr.. Hoffman lost all his house
hold goods but sewing machine.
The illustrated song" entertainment
that was to have been given in the
Presbyterian church by Prof and Mrs.
Lowe last Monday evening, was changed
TO Friday evening, April 23rd. Admis-
sion 10 and 20 cents
An exchange remarks. that more
| t,afns In ha
penitentiary than out Of II, because we
are trying to make lawyers, doctors and
clerks out of material for blacksmiths,
carpenters and other mechanics.
J. l.. Gable, Of Reynoldsville, and
Miss Anna Campbell of Leatherwood,
Clarion county. were married at Clar-
ion on Thursday Of last week by Rev.
". J. Bucher. They came to Reyn-
oldsville on the noon train Friday.
market in Brookvlle. building and all.
Mr.. Bussard will not move to Brook
vile. as his wife is running meat
market here. but he will make occa-
sional trips to the county seat to look
after his interests there.
The Feast of the Passover. one of the
most important Hebrew observances.
began at sundown last Friday and will
continue until next Saturday evening.
During the eight days the deyout
Hebrews will observe the passover by
| aati,,, nIa h,aoI
At a recent meeting Of the Waynes-
burg College Prof. Lex n. Mitchell was
elected one of the assistant teachers in
the normal department, but owing to
arrangements previously made to teach
a summer school in West Reynoldsville
he did not accept the position.
DR.. John w. Warwick has moved his
Office from the Mahoney building into
the building next door to Miss Mary
Moore's millinery store. lie has also
moved his family from the Presbyterian
parsonage to the second story OF the
building in which he now has his office.
William Daley, iovial gentleman
from Rockdale Mills. was in Reynolds
vile yesterday ON business. While in
town he made glad the printer by pay
ing years subscription for THE STAR
in advance. He also invaded one of our
"dens of horror" and had two trouble
some teeth extracted from his ''corn
choppers"
''Ten dollars damage and costs was
the decision handed down by Squire w.
l.. Johnston of West Reynoldsville last
Wednesday evening in suit for
damages for COW trespassing on the
property of Mrs. Thomas Windle in
this borough. Mrs. Windle was the
prosecutor and some Italians were the
defendants.
James K. Johnston's shoe parlOr
opening Saturday was quite success.
Large crowds thronged the shoe parlor
all day. The show windows were
attractively arranged and the store
room nicely decorated. Mr.. Johnston
had purchased large supply OF
souvenirs, but not enough to supply
half the crowd.
April 18th being the eighteenth
anniversary OF G. M. Armstrong; birth
day, the occasion was celebrated by a
birthday party at his home on Third
street Fifteen or twenty young people
were present. Refreshments were
served. The young man was the re-
cipient of gold watch and chain. The
watch was present from his mother,
Mrs. Julia Armstrong, and the chain
was present from the guests Of the
evening.
The town authorities of West Chester
have undertaken to deal with the tramp
nuisance. Their plan is model one.
First catch your tramp. This is made
the duty of the constabulary. Next,