The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-08-02

The orchestra heretofore known M
the school orchestra, was rc.organlzed
last night. We understand II will be
given new name.
The Ladies' Village Improvement AS
socintion will hold their regular meeting
In Stokes hall Thursday, August Ord,
at 400 y. IN. A full attendance IL ro-
qucstcd.
Frank Reynolds, who has been work
ing at the tannery few years, won't to
Pittsburg Saturday to be examined FOR
n position ~ fireman on the -. a. q.
railroad.
An intoxicated sewing machine mend
or was given free lodging In the city
Jail Monday night aud given fifteen
minutes to get out Of town Tuesday
morning
!. w. Syphrlt and Russell Rudolph,
two Winslow township pcdagogucs, left
hero Monday on their bicycles on II trip
to Celeron, Chautauqua, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
William NanSchoick, who wis mar
ricd to sister of "Unclc" Edward G..
Scoloy, known hero as Mrs. Ada Mes
scnger, died ut his home In Blooming
ton, III, July 10Th.
Clarence Loird, who has been clerk
ing In Millircns clothing store fow
months, left here yesterday to visit in
Warren, Pa, jamestown, N. v, and
several other places.
John Allen, the young man who lost
his right foot several weeks ago by fall
ing OF an A. V. R'y freight train near
| panconst, went To his hcmc IN Fast
Brady last Saturday.
There will bc an OK roast at Sykosvllle
on Thursday, August oath, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society Of
the M. r.. church at Sykcsvillc. Prop
arations will be made for big time.
james McGhoc, Of Sandy Valley, had
John Anderson aud William White AR
rested for trcspassing. The boys had n
hearing before Squire T.. Neir yesterday
and had to pay the costs, which amount
cd to $i.62.
There II complaint about young men
bathing In dam near Fourth street
extension in daylight. We have been
requested to say that unless IL IL stopped
there is likely to bc trouble. There is
n law that forbids such actions.
Pleasure seekers will again be accom-
modated on Thursday, August 10th
with an excursion TO the scashore.
Coaches will bo run through to Atlantic
City via Delaware River Bridge Route,
making the trip most delightful.
Rcv. J. He'll Ncn, Of Erie, will deliver
his spopular lecture, "Who's Your Boss?"
in the M. T.. church at Sykcsvillc Fri
day evening, August Ith. Tho first
date for this lecture was August LIST,
but 1t was postponed to August ith.
Prof. II. G. Wilson, of Corsica, who
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Office at this place several months,
spent Sunday In town. He came here
Saturday to secure the principalship of
the Rathmel schools, and was success
ful.
The seven cases Of assault aud bat
| terry, NC, that were tried before Squire
Ncif several weeks ago, In which Fran
cisco Paciulo and other Italians were
implicated. were all settled Saturday,
which saved the county considerable
costs.
There was moonlight picnic on the
base ball grounds last Wednesday even
ing. Misses Arminta Johns and Lena
Spears got up the picnic. There were
Mt least seventy-five young people pres
ent. 1t was very pleasant and enjoy
able picnic,
The stables of Kidd & Atherton, log
jobbers near Dents Run. were destroyed
by fire early Sunday morning. Fourteen
head OF draft horses were burned to
death. Fifty tons OF hay and | 400 BUSH
els OF oats was burned also. Loss $1,000.
No insurance.
On Tuesday, August 18th, the b., II.
4 p. R'y will run an excursion from
this place to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Toronto. Train leaves here at l2.45 p.
m. Fare for round trip to Buffalo $50,
to Niagara Falls $4.00 Tickets good
to return until August 10Th.
j. 7. Chambers, formerly proprietor
of Hotel Mcclure, Big Run, stopped at
Franks Tavern Monday night with two
pacing horses that he was taking to
Dubois. 'James Eckles," 224t record,
owned by Ex-Sheritf Shannon, and
"Dime," 2.l9t record, owned by Mr..
Vowincles.