The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-09-22

The public school lecture course will
be announced in THE STAR next week.
Col. Ham and Eli Perkins are already
booked.
Patrick Mcdonald, the lumberman,
is preparing to move into his large
dwelling on corner of Fourth and Jack
son streets, known as the Gordon prop
erty.
DR.. Mccoy, the specialist, will be at
Hotel Mcconnell, Reynoldsville, Satur-
day afternoon, Sept. 25th. II you have
any rectal disease, chronic affection, or
female disease, see him.
Fire broke out in dwelling house at
Big Soldier Thursday afternoon and
before the flames were under control
five dwelling houses were burned The
houses were owned by a Polander named
Smit.
Monday next, Sept. 9th, the Jewish
year 1858 commences, the day being
known as the first OF the month Tisri.
A. Katzen's Bargain store will be
closed Monday and Tuesday, Sept 9th
and 2sth.
Mrs. NJ. G. Coleman and Mrs. c.
Mitchell started this morning to drive
to Clarion and Reidsburg to visit rela-
tives. This is Mrs. Mitchell's first
visit into that section of Clarion county
in twenty years.
A journeyman barber named John
Flynn, of Rochester, N. Y, who had
attempted to jump on freight train at
that place Monday afternoon and fell
under the wheels and was so badly
injured that he died shortly afterwards
Rev. George Ballentine, of Reidsburg
Clarion county, filled the Baptist pull
pit in this place Sunday. Rev. Thomas
w. Booth was to have preached here
Sunday, but he was requested to preach
in the Fifth Avenue Baptist church in
McKeesport Sunday, hence the change.
Rev. L. w. Booth will preach for the
Baptists in this place next Sunday.
On Wednesdays; September Goth and
October 18th, the Allegheny Valley
Railway will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburg and return from the stations
named at the following rates. which in
cludes admission to the Exposition:
Falls Creek s4.65, Pancoast 1855, Sher-
wood $3.50, Reynoldsville S4.45, Hopkins
s4.35, Camp Run s4.35, and Fuller 81. 90.
On Sunday next the b., II. & =. R'y
will run an excursion to Bradford and
Rock City. Train leaves Falls Creek
at $40 A. M. Round trip fare to Brad
ford $l.25, to ROCK City $l.5O. The
trip from Bradford to Rock City, ten
miles, is made over an electric railway.
Special train will leave Bradford for
return trip at COOP. NJ. Tickets will
be good to return on regular trains OF
b., II & p. on Monday.
James Martin, passenger conductor
and Frank Mitchell, baggagemaster
both employees of the A. V. R'y and
denizens of the little hamlet called
Driftwood, were seen among the pedes
trians on the streets Of Reynoldsville
last Friday. As these gentlemen were
both citizens of this place in years thai
have long since been marked off the
calendar of time, they were not entire
strangers and did not get lost amids,
the crowd.
The Woman's Relief Corps will holt
a market in the Nolan block Saturday
afternoon and evening. Their specialt,
will be a pie sale. There will also bt
homemade bread, cake, &c. Member,
are requested, as we'll as any other,
who wish to aid, to bring liberal sup
ply from their weeks baking, so ther,
will be no lack of material to supply tn,
demand. The proceeds are for the pur
pose OF making room comfortable fo
an old soldier and his wife in Memoria
Home.
Rev. James H. Jelbart and family ar,
visiting in this place. Rev. Jelbart
who is a Methodist preacher, wa
moved by the recent annual conferenc,
from Stanton, Pa, to Johnsonburg. HI
was at his new appointment Sunday
He will marry couple at Mt. Pleasan
to-day, will go to Mosgrove to remain
few days and on Monday will go to Pitts
burg to marry a couple. He will taxi
his family as far as Mosgrove with him
Next week they will go to JOhnsonburl
and he will take up his work at tina
place.
A tent has been pitched on the vacan
lot next to the Catholic parsonage, il
which q series of religious meeting
will be held every evening for severa
weeks. The people who will hav
charge of the services are known a
"The Saints" or "The Church OF tn
Living God" The ministers will b
I. S. Mccoy, John Williams and others