The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

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The raised crossings on Main street
are receiving considerable unfavorable
comment from persons who drive over
them frequently.
County Commissioner John J. Hinder
liter was called to Falls Creek Monday
by the serious illness of his brother,
who has typhoid fever.
Two new looms were put in the wool
en- mill at this place last week. A con-
denser is to be added to the plant before
the mill starts up again.
Arthur Chittister, who works for
Hall & Barton, hardware dealers,
had his head badly injured Monday by
a ladder breaking when he was on IL.
Thomas Evans has crew of carpen-
ters at work getting the wood work
ready for the new brick addition to the
Reynoldsville Hardware Company store.
A business education obtained at the
Dubois Business College, at Dubois,
Pa, is not an expense but an invest
ment in a non-taxable piece of personal
property.
The Terpsichorean Club of this place,
that had rooms in the Star building, is
now thing Of the past The furniture
was disposed Of last Friday and the
| rooms vacated
Even preachers can get up early If
they want to. Rev. w. f. Reber was
the,first one at Stokes drug store yes
terday morning to get seats for the
lecture Friday.
Div. No. l, A. o. H., of Reynoldsville,
will hold select ball in the Star build
ing this, Wednesday, evening. Music
will be furnished by Roscoe's orchestra.
The grand march begins at $50.
Fine china is something everyone
with good taste admires, and you can
get single piece OF the finest made
without buying a whole tub full simply
to get the piece you want. Call and see
them at Moore's.
A new crossing was laid across Pike
street. near the Moore House, in West
Reynoldsville last week. Heretofore
persons living on the south side of Pike
Lad to go to the railroad to get across
the street. The crossing was badly
needed.
The Brookvile Tigers" that had
been defeated several times before by
the "Pirates," came up to Reynoldsville
Saturday to play another game of foot
ball with the "Pirates" The Tigers"
were easy victims for the "Pirates."
Score 32-O.
Prof. T. B. Galbraith, principal of
the Brookville public schools, and who
was candidate for county superintend-
ent two years ago, was married to Mrs.
Nancy j. Hook, of Allegheny City, last
Thursday. Prof. and bride arrived in
Brookville Thursday evening
Some rascal stole Jonathan Smiths
change at the A. V. R'y ticket office
Sunday morning during the rush for
tickets for the excursion to Pittsburg
Mr.. Smith saw the fellow pick up his
money and start out through the crowd
and he followed the thief into the train,
but there lost track OF him.
Frank Thomson, president OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, C. b. Price,
superintendent OF the river division of
the A. V. R'y, j. p. Anderson, general
passenger agent Of the A. V. R'y. and
Z. p. Bates, general freight agent OF
the A. v. R'y, passed through this
place on special train Friday noon.
The Bible Day exercises held in the
Baptist church Sunday evening were ex-
traordinarily fine. A large crowd was
present, those who took part in the ex-
ercises were well prepared and perform
ed their parts exceedingly we'll, and
the collection was the largest ever re-
ceived at Bible Day exercises in this
church.
A young man from the rural district
came to town one day last week and
filled up with spirits Of frumenti and
became so hilarious while passing
through West Reynoldsville on his
way home that Burgess McEntire had |
to take the young man under his official |
wing and soar with him to the bastile.
Before the young man escaped from the
prison he contributed six dollars for
costs, &c.
Rev. ]. X. Fuller, President of Barton
Landing (Vt.) Lecture Association,
says: This was COL Bain's second
coming among us, and all expected a
rich treat, but the 'silver-tongued ora
tor outdid himself and carried his hear
ers beyond their expectations. The
universal verdict OF the people was it
was the finest of the wheat and manu-