The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-09-08

Brewer we're married Mt the home Of
the groom Monday evening by Squire
II. Neff.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Work
Society had n market in the Reynolds
block Saturday afternoon and sold out
their stock.
The two large cannon that are to be
placed on the school ground have been
ordered to be shipped here from the
League Island Navy.
Clarence Henry gave THE STAR Office
force some very nice peaches yesterday
from his fathers farm, John A. Henry,
in Jeiferson-Indiana counties.
DR.. Mccoy, the specialist, will be at
Hotel Mcconnell, Reynoldsville, Satur-
day afternoon, Sept. lth. He makes
no charges for consultation or advice.
George Warwick has had his dwell
ing house moved from the rear to the
front of his lot on Main street, next to
Squire Hays property, since our last
issue.
a game of foot ball was played at this
place Saturday by picked up teams.
Ed. Phalen and Clement Flynn were
the captains. The score was 81 in
favor OF Phalen's team.
w. A. X. Martin, of Brookville, got
the contract for building the two story,
two store room brick on Main street for
Froehlich & Henry Bros. The work of
digging the celler was begun yesterday.
Ralph f. Mckee, who is an employee
at the ]. & G. G. Il |. Co. scale office at
Big Soldier, was confined to his home
all OF last week as result Of falling off
the steps of car at the company store.
He hurt his back
l.. NJ. Stewart. who was brakeman on
the B. r. & p. passenger train that
runs into Reynoldsville, has given up
that position to work on what is called
"the rounds, or through freight, on the
main line of the b. II. & =.
A number of young people from
Reynoldsville, Luthersburg, Sykesville,
Dubois and Troutville held a moonlight
picnic near Troutville Saturday even
ing. The party from this place enjoyed
a hayride to and from the picnic.
The Reynoldsville Hardware Co. dray
horse raised little excitement on Fifth
street yesterday afternoon by running
off and upsetting the wagon. a broken
bolt letting the shafts down on the
horses heels caused the runaway.
DR.. II. DeVere King will move his
dental Office tomorrow from the resi-
dence of DR.. j. G. King to rooms over
the Reynoldsville Hardware Co. store
room, where he will be glad to welcome
all his old patrons and many new ones.
Alex Cribs, young lad Of Dubois
who is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. w. Riston on Grant street,
had a narrow escape from serious injury
last Friday by attempting to jump on
Huth's bread wagon and falling under
1t. One wheel Of the wagon ran over
the boys legs. There were no bones
broken but his legs were bruised and
skinned.
Rev. Grant Colfax Tullar, an evangel-
ist from Chicago, delivered lecture on
"An Evening of Sunshine With the
Sunshine Prophet" in the Presbyterian
church Monday evening. Rev. Tullar
sang several beautiful selections. An
admission Of ten cents was charged to
hear Rev. Tullar and the proceeds were
for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Sunday school library.
A. Katzen, of the Peoples Bargain
Store, just arrived from the eastern
markets with full line of fall and win.
ter goods. A full line of ladies' and
mems furnishing goods and full line OF
mems and boys shoes at lowest prices
Also big bargains in mems, youths and
childrens' clothing, at the lowest posi-
BILE prices for the present times. Other
bargains mentioned later.
Rev. w. F. Reber, pastor Of the Pres
byterian church, went to Steubenville,
Ohio, yesterday to be present to-day
at the. wedding OF Rev. J. F. Elder, o
Derry Station, Pa, and Miss Alexan
der, of Steubenville. Rev. Elder, who
was classmate Of Rev. Reber, preach
ed for the Presbyterian congregation al
this place one Sunday after Rev. Rebel
was given call and before he was In
stalled as pastor.
The Reynoldsville ball team went t.
Rathmel Friday afternoon to play bal
with the Rathmel team and got beaten
The score was l4-l7. The Reynoldsvillt
boys shut out the Rathmel boys the
first four or five innings and then the
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