The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-09-14

1t will pay you to buy shoes at James
X. Johnston's this month. All shoes
are being sold at closing out prices.
A.. Katsens store will be closed from
500 p. M. Friday until Monday morning
on account OF Saturday being Jewish
holiday-New Years Day in the year
$3.50
Quarterly meeting services were held
in the M. T.. church Saturday evening
and Sunday. Presiding Elder II. G..
Smith was present at all the services.
He preached Sunday morning and
evening.
Manager Robert j. Thomas took the
following aggregation of ball players TO
st. Marys yesterday to play ball: Mike
McAulin, Joseph Williams, "Chad"
Bitters, Stewart Francisco, Thomas
O'Hare, John Burge, Robert Williams,
ID. NJ. Groves, James Hoffman and Har-
ry Coping
The Keystone band gave the first
concert on the new band stand on Main
street last Thursday evening. The
concert was greatly enjoyed by the
people. The Keystone band is an ex-
cellent musical organization. There
are no bands in this section that can
make better music than that produced
by the Keystone.
There will be memorial services in
Centennial Hall in memory of deceased
comrades of John G.. Conser Post. 1872,
Department of Pennsylvania, Grand
Army of the Republic, on Sunday,
September 18th, at 80 NJ. The pub
lie is cordially invited to be present
Members of the Post will meet in the
Post room at LOO p. M.
At eight o'clock this evening Isaac
Butson, of this place, will be married
TO Miss Lucinda McGinnis at the home
of the young lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McGinnis. in Prescottville.
About seventy-five friends have been
invited to attend the wedding. DR.. c..
c. Rumberger, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church, will perform the cere-
mony.
William Llcwellyn, Of Elizabeth, N.
j., and Miss Mary Llewellyn, of Center
vile, Pa, were visitors at Peter Rob-
ertson's this week. VIM Llewellyn at
one time worked IN the mines at this
place, but having little "coin OF the
realm" he quit the mines few years
ago and went to school. He now holds
a good position as stenographer with a
large firm at Elizabeth.
Rev. A. z. Myers, pastor of the Geth-
semane Baptist church at Aliens Mills,
has resigned his pastorate there to be-
come pastor OF the First Baptist church
at Phillipsburg, Pa. Rev. Myers
breaches his farewell sermon at Aliens
Mills on Sunday, September 25th. He
will preach every evening during the
week proceeding his last Sunday, be-
ginning Monday evening, September
10th.
Edward McClarren, OF Sykesville,
brother of Miss Clara McClarren, of
this place, died last Wednesday morn
ing from quick consumption. He con-
tracted bad cold about five weeks
before his death, which run into con-
sumptinp The daoaoood ,yas % ,,oa,a
old. He leaves a wife and five children
Funeral sirvices were held In the Bap-
tist church at Sykesville Thursday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Palmer.
Joseph Beliboni. an Italian who
worked at London mine, accidentally
shot himself in the right side last
Wednesday while out hunting. The
whole charge of shot lodged in his right
lung. 1t was expected that Beliboni
would die most any hour, but he was
still living yesterday. The Italian was
sitting down and when ready to get up
he caught the gun by the muzzle and
pulled it towards him, and one of the
triggers caught on something and the
gun was discharged.
The firm OF Jno. F, and G. Z. Brown,
general insurance agents, doing business
in this county for the past eighteen
years, has disposed OF its entire fire in
surance interests to Walter S. Brown,
OF Punxsutawney, and Porter S. Brown,
OF Brookville, who will continue the
business with offices in Brookville and
Punxsutawney. The old firm still con-
tinues, and will devote its entire atten-
tion to life insurance. Walter and
Porter Brown, the younger brothers,
have been with the firm for the past
fifteen years, and thoroughly UNDER
stand the business, of which they are
sure to make success. s.-Punxsutawney
Spirit.
On account of the illness and death Of
Ed. McClarren, Of Sykesville. who
had the contract IN huild the uaw