The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-16

p. M. Board up7 A. M, Tuesday, Nov.
22nd at Stokes.
Lots of mems shoes on the counter
at j. +. Welsh & Co.'S shoe store that
you can get for bargain.
The Helping Hand Society Of the NJ.
T.. church held chicken and waffle
supper in the Bell hall Saturday even
ing.
Every student OF the Dubois Business
College, OF Dubois. Pa. who has com
pleted the full course is now in a good
position.
The total membership of the League
of American Wheelmen is now 1881.
Pennsylvania has 1866 members and
New York 1875.
II all the people are going to heaven
who claim to be headed that way. there
will be very conglomerated mass up
there, too.-Big Run Tribune.
If one were to Judge by the actions of
the young people in the postotlice some
times, the conclusion would be that the
young ladies were after the males.
Bion II. Butler, of the Pittsburg
Times, who spent day in this place
last week, wrote up our silk mill. The
article appeared in the Times Friday.
Bible Day services will be held in the
Baptist church next Sunday evening.
Recitations, duets, special hymns, &c,
will be rendered. Everybody invited.
G. Macro's son-in-law, who drives the
delivery wagon for Macro, had his left
leg badly injured several days ago by
one wheel Of the wagon running over it.
The fall session Of the Clarion Dis
trict Conference is being held in the
M. T.. church at Falls Creek this week,
beginning yesterday and closing to-
morrow.
The Christian Endeaver Society of
Rathmel will hold a Thanksgiving
Birthday party in the p. o. S. of A.
hall at that place on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 22nd.
No. 2 of the Public School course
OF lectures will be Col. Geo. w. Balm.
Seats on sale at Stokes A. NJ, Tues
day, Nov. 22nd. Lecture sl5 Friday
evening, Nov. 25th.
A red, white and blue social will be
held at the Salt Works school, near
Hopkins, Thursday evening of this
week by the teacher, Miss Meta Coax,
and pupils OF the school.
A boiler exploded in the Elk Tanning
Company's works at Curwensville Sat
urday morning. Three men were badly
injured and $1,000 worth of damage was
done to the tanning property.
A ten-pin alley has been started in
the room back of James Delaney's bar
bershop. Frank Schlabig is manager
and James Delaney, Charles Burns and
Allen King own the ten-pin outfit.
The pipe for the water fountain has
been laid from the corner OF Fifth and
Main streets to the spring in front OF
the Presbyterian church. 1t is expect
ed that the fountain will be here in a
few days.
Fine china is something everyone
with good taste admires, and you can
get single piece OF the finest made
without buying whole tub full simply
to get the piece you want. Call and see
them at Moores.
Monday morning gentleman from
Sugar Hill was at the railroad with
horse and buggy and the horse got
frightened at an engine and jumped
through its harness. Another set OF
harness had to be secured before the
gentleman could return to Sugar HILL
Company l. had reunion at Reyn-
oldsville Monday. Our boys who went
down from here, thought that IL Reyn-
oldsville had had some real good music
for the occasion 1t would have added
much to the otherwise splendid time
Falls Creek Sun.
William Vaughn and Peter Cox had
political discussion in the Hotel Belnap
billiard parlor last Friday and it waxed
so hot that Peter finally hit Mr.. Vaughn
on the head with cue. Vaughn had
Cox arrested for aggravated assault and
battery and he was bound over to court.
Never in the history Of Lexington
has speaker more honored or beloved
stood upon the lecture platform than
Col. George W. Balm. No people ap-
preciate him more or love him better
than do those of his own city.-Lex-
ington (Ky.) Leader. Col. Balm will
lecture in Assembly hall, Friday even
ing, Nov. 18th.