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New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
VICTORY FOR DURYEA.
FINISHES ONE, TWO.
Princess Rupert and Rose Of Dazrrl
IN Front an Produce Stakes.

Princess Rupert and Rose OF Dawn. two daugh-
+srs Of Hamburg. finished one, TWO in the FLY
5alf of the rich Produce Stakes at Brighton Beach
Yesterday. and thus materially increased the win
rings OF their distinguished sire. Five two-year-
"a misses we're sent out to follow where the
T1uryea colors led. but they had individually
snd collectively not a remote chance Of beating
them II seemed pity 10 expose them to the dan
ger Of getting their feet wet. So overwhelmingly
did these ITc Eanbllrgs outclass the field that only
tbose who ike 10 see good horses run took the
slightest interest in the stake. and yesterday this
element vas very much in the minority.
TIE little course by the sea was not a pleasant
place 10 spend such an afternoon as that Of yes
terdav and those who came looked cold and wet
s7d desolate Even this unusual track, with
i+S amazing facility for absorbing moisture.
rot r-oof against the northeaster that had swept
over il for nearly twerty-foUr hours. and the
going was slippery and uncertain
The Tlury-es Stable dEclared 70 VIII with Princess
Rupert. which carried III pounds 10 Rose OF
Dawn's -aa Tanya had been named 70 start. but Mr
T7ogsrs evidently thought that the other TWO were
rzpable Of bringing the green and white home
+rer and the winner OF the National Stallion was
withdrawn The conditions Of the stake were such
thai those starting in IL met on an almost even
weight basis. although Bella Signors and FiorlaIa
with i. each had 70 make slight concessions 10
the others Contrary its practice earlier in the
wear the stable put shaw. instead Of Hildehrand.
up on the ely II declared 10 win with.
The price the ring chose 10 quote against the
rair was quite prohritive and the speculation was
vs-v light -Bil' Days Raiment- AT 10 10 on
n show seemed to many the best betting proPosi-
ton the race afforded. and she was supported by
the rank and file Both Princess Rupert and Rose
nF Dawn o1ltbroke the others. and tsking the lead
a. the starr rever renquished it Shaw eased his
mount u at the finish. and Hdehrand drew
aIongside being not more than half length back
as they passed the judges Hainsh'' as was eA-
pecIed, beat the others
Bevond q sreeplschsse over the short course and
han z
was decidedly mediocre. Mr. Storys Paula1er.
which ran & vary good second 10 Walter Cleary
the other 6sv won the chase. he pleased. from
East Kelston, NUm@ral and a couple OF others. In
The hariicap Harry Cochran rode his mothers
horse sonora Belle 70 victory. beating Cincinnatus
and Councilman. the latter odds on favcrite in
q hard drive.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

or tteago, sept 14First (seven furIonxs)-Zvrs
= ttienry) - /. Anna Besi 100 6CireeneeIdJ =
- = second. EarEhaisea j05 fPierstt, q a. tbtrd
an ~ ! ,zs% Rabunta, Mr. Farnuna Hudson Iamposn
ssid ~ rec tseepeehass; short )-schwarz-
1Ss tfetersl. - %. pos-,l,t,. -,
niDaldg. 20 1 second Eyan6sr Se ~
80 - thlrd Time 2ss Handvice ofy.r ~ Poysi
ran ouf yuma zen ana M0ntante
b,rba1. ses trlS fuIiongs Ma xiatrate 106 fAu-
tp,ss seoone: Clifton Forge I95 HEM IA y, 90
Time. i.izfs William Wtt1ts ~ r,r
&c Juneaue Ia also ran -'9"'' i1NHl'i DD'
cuFth = IONS rnfls
F.t = won Eragg. lnS fM0uHfalbt 80 = ~sc,,S
zsols p;rA2 s - : ls 70 s. thiFd Time - 4
r-sh race to1e mite AMI seventy vsrSs,-T,r Ctr
Trsss w fAsb2Shor). 1on ki,~,s s,,,.,,. 9oE
a.Safye5 - 2 second Golden Minsraq si fSsr.@ns
Tarpeao ssfsa &c in1s .4s% Rossrnona Filing
ssLLyf Lallsln ana l1-at Eastern als1 80
t~tb fsee seven fariongsg-Feserat IN 1-rsooip
.nr5 ~ nes's 100 ffDregarI . 10 second
RE -, ~ 80 10 tDaylfe 70 i fEsra Tim. fs2s.E
-Ne~ Ase0ha Sat sae dsaszI.fsc for fesIs
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGTl



Boston. Sept 1.-THE Highlanders up to
top place in the percentage column again to-day.
defeating Boston in the first game Of a double
header here. to ]. The second contest was called
on account OF darkness the end OF the NTH
inning with the score l 10 l. Much interest
manifested in the series which began to-day.
its outcome is expected practically decide the
championship Sawdust thrown around the
infed to make it dry CROUCH play
Both games were fun Of life The first seemed
any ones game until the last was out Dneen
and Chesbro had a battle royal Dineen carried of
the horors of strike-outs with total OF five TO
Chesbro's two.
The visitors made two runs in the first. Dough
crty. first I'D. singled. and Keeler followed with a
hunt, La Chance muffed Criser's throw and Dough
e-tr crossed the plate. ElberfeId sacrificed and
Anderson followed with 2 fly on Wiliams's single
keeler scored. In the third they made another
run keeler again hunted safely and Elberfed
sacrificed. Parent fumhled Anderson's bCundcT
StahI Williums's long drive and kee.er crossed
the plate the play Coilinss hit could not be
seen by Dougherty In the ninth owing 70 the heavy
fog. and The home team saved a shut-Out. The
fielding ~ ElbCrfeid a feature
Powell and Gibson pitched good ball in The
oud The former struck out i've and gave
only hit a home by Stahl IN the first. The
HiEhianders tied the score in the third Con-
rows single McGuires sacrifice stolea base and
a fly. The scores.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
AUTO OWNERS LATE FOR CUP RACE.
Christie and Bowden Now Wish to Try for
Vanderbilt Trophy.

starting in the Vanderbilt Cup race on Long lei
and. next month, because they dii not have their
applications IN before the entries closed on Sep
tember Walter Christie whose car made IA
vorable showing as candidate for the recent in
ternatloraI cup race. but which failed TO appear
at the Empire City track. when the machines were
to receive their last trial has Just completed a
new 61-horsepower racer. He tried on the night
that the entries closed 20 get his car on the list.
but was told that he too late. H J. Bowden,
too failed to enter his 1OO-horsepower Mercedes IN
time
Chairman PardinEtou. OF the American Automo-
bile Association. said yesterday that. OWING 70 the
great demand for boxes and seats on the grand
stand for the Vanderbilt Cup race on October II
has been decided make II several times as large
as originally planned. The TWO new Italian ha-
cars oS Alfred G Vanderbilt and William W aliacS
have arrived here. They OF ninety horsepower
nd are said 90 a mile in less than minute.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
POLO.
Fast Play in Special Match on Rock
GzcdY Field.

Cedarhu-st. Long Island Sept a tSpeciaO.-Rv a
score of Z TO Rene la Montague. jr Daniel
chRuncey- n, FoNhall F Keens and II. &. Brokaw.
a polo team called the Blues after closely
contested match from the team of Reds this even
ing the field Of the Rockaway Hunt Club The
players ot the Reds were William A Hazard, John
F. Cowdin. !. N. Waterbury, ir-. and Lawrence
Waterbury.
With allowed handicap of seven goals the
winners added five more afrer much fast play IN the
first and third periods. when FoxhaU Z. keeue
and Lawrence Waterbury were especially brilliant
William 4. Hazard was also IL his oldtime form.
The game replaced the second match for the
Junior Cups OF William a. Hazard. which Will be
played TOMORROW. and tho finals on Saturday. on
Saturday the teams that are 20 play IN the
open championship at Van Cortla1dt Park. on sep
ternber y VIII p'av match game on the Meadow
Brook field. DevereuN Miliburu. r. /. AEassiz Fox
hall Kesne and joshua Crane. jr.. viii play on
one team. and on The other will be c. r Snowden,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
SUPERB4S WIN AGAIN.
Batch, Nezc Third BdSeman, Scores
thinning Ran IN Ninth

The Superbas defeated Philadelphia in the final
inning Of yesterdays game at Washington Park
Brooklyn. 20 /. Rain prevented double header.
ResIing, the new pitcher Of the home nine. had
a chance and did fairly well. he held the Quaker
batsmen down TO six hits. and struck out three.
but four first b. hitting them He
ccived indifferent support. Corridor seemed DIT
off his game and hit times.
Both sides tailed in the sixth, Philadelphia a
single. sacrifice. another single and a wild throw.
and tho home men a tumble sacrifice and 4
single. Batch. the new third blsemau OF the Su-
psIbas, singled IN the ninth, stole second and on
Jordans single crossed the plate for the winning
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
FAST CARS IN poUeHkgEPsIE MEET.

Many well known cars are entered in the auto
mobile races at Poughkeepsie, 10 be held to-mor-
row under the auspices OF the Dutchess County
Agricultural Society. Among these are = r
Thon1ass car entered for the Vanderbilt Cup race;
the sixty horsepower Pope-Toledo. the little Ford
racer that now has all the worlds records for It's
class Up to FIVE miles, the new De Dion car OF
Kenneth Skinner the autocar Of John Van Ben
scboten the Columbia racer OF Eddie Bald the
Franklin Of ". F. Winchester. the twenty-four
horsepower Pope-Toledo OF A. 5. Lee. Of Provi-
dence and the racing OF John Jacob Astor;
Nine cars start III the handicap. A special
race has been arranged for motor cycles.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RAcING-At Brighton Beach $50 p. Hawthorne and
81. Louis.
uARNEgs RAcfSG-Grand Circuit AT Readvfle
Aws TENNIS -Ness-Jsrssy State championship al Ho
beken. annual tournament of Amakassin CUB ION
kers.
sHooTfNG-NsN- York state Rife Association meet at
" CreedDooF
cofr-oper tourpau1en Al Essex County Country Club
opsn tournament a. EEwsn9k
IA AsEBA Lihaftonai League; Boston 81 80, tor9s
p PhiAfelphiR Brooklyn. t-inct ctnnhu ~ M
eago. Fittsburg -. American Learue; nev.
York 81 Boston, washington PhiladfiEEh betfvit
Cleveland, chiesta a. ~ Louis
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
INTERSTATE CRICKET ON SATURDAY.

Cricketc-s representing the States % New-York
and Ncw-Jersey VIII cngaEe I'm their annual con-
test Ht Prospect Park on Saturday. The Metro
poIitar District Cricket League under the auspices
az which the match will be played has selected
these two strong teams for tho game.
New-York. \. Brown. captain J. T.. Poyer. RI
Poyer. II. Ru-htOn and J. n Tattersau Brooklyn
Cricket club F. j Prender-ast and W. Adam
Manhattan Cricket Club. J. p. Stuart and f f.
R~ecc. Kings county Cricket club and r. Kort-
lang and a Hoskings Columbia oval Cricket CLUB
New-Jersey. A J. g Cook. captain; Q = Hur-
ditch. 2. r Kelly. e. II r. Griffith, s +. G Cook
a 9. Laurie and T. .. killick. Livingston Field
Club. and " BuuCe. r. . WarbUrton. J. w
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
RAIN CAN'T STOP COLUMBIA FOOTBALL.
Meier Does Some Good Punting at South
Field-Metzenthin Back.

With mud ankle deep. IN driving rain Column
bias football candidates yesterday had hard
practice at South Field Smith. Reynolds and Meier
punted under MorIey's direction Meier showed
particular promise Captain Stangland and T.
-r7o-ne were set 20 trying kck-offs and the other
men trisd handling punts and in starting with the
ball. ,,.,-,- ,- - +t
field Wallace and Echeverra. OF last year
squad tried as line men traIunath' raIuns' HaISl.y
halfhack last year. and Eros, SuDs1tu's are "a
pected 10 report to-day.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

club, which begins to-day and closes on Saturday
The list follows:
Frank O. Felnhart Hillside .furray olyghapt Engs-
Wool HaroI6 wilcoz MOutclair Percy X syne, -
Princeton. Robert g Jr.. Nestorp0k MAX l,e
Morris County: f. A. Freeman. Montcalr, amos amos "a
Dwight Seabrght: T.. 3. GaTretson motifs oIhig' "
{, Freeman Montclar: r r. Bonner FairheId' ;. La
Nor, stocbbrfdge; r Pierot Baltusrol: j. r Eood'
Anawamis. ] r. Richards Baltusrol: W Il Hool~L.
Crescent Athletic Club. n J. Gee, Princeton; ln2Has
Fdv Dvker Meadow; George +. Armstrong toX Eilis'
Tobert s sinclair Ealtusro T. \ H@Tne snd r b-
Allen pyker Meadow: Tracy L. smith n " Ni!lanlsol.
K Wilson and NJ A Wilson NeVrBrunsyicA ni, ~ th8s %
BayIis Englewood. W A. Waterbury. Hizabeth; W y
sinclair south Orange J. 9. Phillips, Hollywood FREQ
snare Englewood: Thomas Hovenden. j. c Taylor HenTy
Kevs 9 e. BrInt. Crescent Athletic club; Donald
McKelIar and z. c. sawyer. Midland; Paul Wilcox;
lanes Tying Baltusro; George c. Watson. WestbEook
=. NJ Grown If Montclair: c. A. Dunning. Nassau, C.
= watson ir Baitusrol: Paul Harrison g l. Van
Week ir r r Reid Montclar; J. B. G Baker, Arsdale
7 " Temple Hackensack w. D. Kirker North Jersey;
V,aIfer 8 Stern Andrews 2. ". Cander. Baltusrol
I " BAKER Hillside V. p. Humason. saegkilI; A. G
TroverF Manhasset: 4. 8 Barnes. Garden City. c. r.
efubbs saegkil; II Il. Bottome Bausrol; r F. Jones,
hnhersf J. r Woodnsr Arsdale Philip c. Pointer,
-iizsbeti. p Lethbrdge South Orange w. H Osborne.
n TrvfnR- Martin. Paul Heller. H. 3. Brewer. J. A
rower r. Constantine. C. +. Watson. NJ. 3. Metcalf.
w +. r. Slcgiin. Hugh Miller Il. 81. Carnrck,
. " O'Connor. T II Powers-Farr. T. L Redheld. !.
NJ OIL /. ST Clair Colby. r Sanford. 7 9. Ennever.
Oscar WinlReroG f. l. Du Bosque and f. C. Reynolds.
all Esscx County.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
BIDDING WAR AT BRIGHTON.

The selling war proceeded merrily at Brighton
Beach yesterday. In the third race, H. T Griffin
bid Little En- up s. 500 and her stable was com
PEELED protect her with an additional & bid
". Colt claimed Eagle and + f. Smathers
Jane Holly.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
eALeA DESTROYED AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago. Sept. 1A-In the steeplechase handicap
AZ Hawthorne to-day Galba fell the ninth jump,
broke his leg and was destroyed few moments
later McHuEh, who had the mount on Galba was
pinned under Fin when he fell, but escaped serious
injury
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
GOLF AT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

In the annual handicap golf tournament of the
Atlantic Highlands Golf Club. John Delaney easily
defeated F. G. Morse, Of New-York at thirty
gix boies up and 10 go.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
BROOKLYN

Two-base hlt-GessIer. sacrfhce LIt-IMmlay. Stolen
bases-Batch. Ritter. Double payE-Batch, Jordan
Dillon unnssistedl Batch and Dillon; Hulswitt
CIeason Lush; Corridor. Hulswitt I4ush Left
base.-Phladeiphia, 9; Brooklyn. I. First base
balls-On Corridor, l. of ReisinE /.
philadelphia. 4; Brooklyn. by pitched ball
Ty Rcsling 1 Struck out-By Corridor 6: by Reisiing
Wild Misunderstanding, l. Corridor l. Time Of game
I47. Umpire-Mcran Attendance 900.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

The Fourteenth Street Theatre tonight will be
given over to the baseball players of the New
work. National League who will see Girls VIII BE
Girls" as guests of the managers. Brady & Rosen
n1est Manager Brady may induce John McGraw
70 recits Casey ut the Bat
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
PERHAPS meRAw WILL SPEAK A PIECE.

Al %ashua-Nasilua. .; New Bedford /
Al concord Fall River. l; Concord. o.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
DAN PATCH PASSES CRISIS SAFELY.

Topeka. Kan. Sept. 1.-THE condition OF Dan
Patch is improved to-day. and the surgeons say
that he has passed the critical stage and will prob
a aby recover.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

ing Ciansas Orfeo. Autonaton and Gloriosa also
.o0 VII w. race six and one-halt furlongs Regae.
~. :" Isol', o 10 ]. Lord Dixon. lee tNCol.
70 O. second One Way, los tMcBridcl. to l. third
Time. l;@l%s Monte also ran
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES POSTPONED.

Raadttlle Mass. Sept 14-On account OF the rain
10 Aav the Grand Circuit races AZ the Readville
tvotf(nr track were postponed until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
GAM ES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Nev-York Cincinnati AZ ~hicazo
Philadelphia at BROOKLYN Pittshnrr a. 81 Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-Yo at Boston r,atr,f. q, f-I.vs1a,d
washington at Philadelphia. Chicago al ST Louis
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

uAsFuAIE, Polo croundr To-da~, slA5 T.. NJ
B5nfcu ~ Nes ToFa Admission 80 ceats
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
GOLF PLAYERS AT ESSEX COUNTY.

Some ninety entries are announced for the invita-
ton golf tournament Of the Essex County Country
club, which begins to-day and closes on Saturday
The list follows:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

New oIe: - Boston Chicago. g. Cleveland . (sec-
- 'Hrsr baHle, ond gamel.
called acct OF darkness) game, - ' "''Sr
CIlsago S'e-eIand, st Louis. x; Detroit
'Is' Saule' und gameJ.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
ONEDI nOk MILITARY
AHAREkSN

NYACK-ON- N-HUDSOS, rs Miles from y. u.
Preparatory for college and technical special courses n
stenozraphy. bookkeeping Athletics
couraSed Modern convenience.
Or. ARNOLD V. POWER, Principal { p.-.-..
Major GEO WILSON. Cormandaut. -'es-N's
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Teachers Tutors GOverneSses
20 Colleges. schools and Families Apply
Mrs q YOUNG FULTON. - Union Square
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
, BASEBALL.
HighI0nders on Top Again-Take a
Game from Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn >, Philadelphia /.
AMERICAN TEAGTE
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15
STATE LEAGUE.
NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At syracuse-Ilion. 3; Syracuse, . Celeven Inn
New-York tribune., 1904-09-15

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11

A. 7. Mcclure, manager OF the Star
Glass Co. plant at this place. went to
Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday To attend a
manufacturers meeting in that city
to-day.
Rev. George J. Henderson, of Erie.
Pa, representing the American Sunday
School Union, preached In the Reyu-
oldsville Presbyterian church Sunday
morning
Captain A. NJ. Wadding, Of Brook
Vile, stopped In Reynoldsville Il short
time Monday on his way to Dayton TO
institute a Sons Of Veterans Camp Mon
day night.
VI. NJ. Davis, Esq, returned last even
ing from Cambridge Springs, Pa,
where he had been week for benefit
Of his health. He is greatly improved
aud is in good spirits
Miss Jessie Barclay, the trained
nurse. who has been at Columbus, Ohio,
several months, returned TO home OF
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Bar
clay, on Jackson street last evening.
Congressman w. o. Smith and wife
and son, Eugene, Of Punxsutawney.
spent Friday with the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Smith in this
place. Friday was Mr.. Smiths 18th
birthday and that was why his son.
Congressman Smith, came over that
day.
James |. Long, of Parral. Mexico.
general manager Of the Hdalgo Mining
Co., was the guest Of w. A. Thompson
yesterday. Mr.. Long had not been in
Reynoldsville for twenty-five years until
yesterday and, Of course, he noticed "a
number of substantial improvements
since his last visit here.
Arthur Haskins, the young musical
composer who was stricken with typhoid
fever about the first of April while at
tending Il music school at. Potsdam,
N. y, was able TO ccme to his home in
this place last Friday. His father,
j. p. Haskins, went 20 Potsdam as soon
as he received wotd Of Arthur's serious
illness and remained with his son until
he was able to accompany him home.
A. +. Yost is at Johnstown this week
attending the Grand Circle convention
as a delegate from the Protected Home
Circle of Reynoldsville District Deputy
ID. w Atwater, of this place, is also
attending the convention as n delegate
from the Summervllle Circle. 1t is ex.
pected that there will be 300 delegates
at the convention representing 25,0OC
members OF the Protected Home Circle
in Pennsylvania. Seven representatives
will be elected at this convention tC
attend the Supreme Circle which meets
in May, 1905. at Detroit, Mich.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11

The regular meeting OF the town
council was held Tuesday, May 3rd,
President Sayers In the chair. Mem
bers- present, Applegate, Hughes Ritz
10, King, Neale and Saycrs.
Minutes OF the previous meetings
read aud approved
Alex Riston was present and asked To
be exonerated from a dog tax, claiming
he had no dog.
Tax Collector |. NJ Swariz reported
tax collected In April To BIZ S65. 90
Chief Burgess Simmons reported RI.
ceipts Tor fines, &c. TO be S2I 90
f. A. Mcconnell appeared before the
council TO have the council lower the
drain iu Main street from Third street
TO Sandy Lick creek. On motion the
sewer committee was instructed 20 have
sewer lowered and put IN proper position
Tor drainage before the paving Is done.
DR.. J. II. Murray, inspector OF Board
OF Health was present and made several
recommendation for the betterment
OF the sanitary conditions Of the
borough.
On motion the Street Committee was
empowered to have survey made of
any streets within the borough NJ any
time, In theft Judgment. IL may be
needed, 10 establish the street line and
pavement grade.
The Street Commissioner was in
structed To make tour OF the town and
report all bad side walks.
Bill and interest amounting TO Sj3s 40
were ordered paid.
On motion the Sewer committee act
Ing conjointly with the Board Of Health
was authorized 10 make an inspection
and obtain dumping ground for
garbage. Nc, and report at the ad journ-
ed meeting.
On motion the clerk was instructed TO
have Bell telephone put In clerks
office for the use OF the borough officers
Motion, adjourned to meet May 9th.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-05-11
WANT COLUMN.
Rates;-one cent per word for each an
every Insertion.

Rates;-one cent per word for each aud
every Insertion.
LosT-On Monday between Pleasant
avenue and Fifth 81. II tan color,d
pocket book containing about $1,000
Finder will please leave Same at The
STAR Office.
For SALE-Meat market in good
location. Inquire at THE STAR Office.
WANTED Girl to do houscwork. In.
quire at Butler Bros store.
For RENT--An eight room house for
rent on Worth street. INQUIRE Of
David Jones, Worth street.
WANTED-To buy house and lot. Ad-
dress House and Lot care THE STAR,
Reynodsville.
To LET-Furnished front room with
electric light and privilege OF bath
room. Inquire Of Mrs s. 7. Reynolds,
Grant street.
WANTED boy about
seventeen years OF age for Office work
Must be good Mt figures and writing.
Address Box III, Reynoldsville. PA.
Boarders Wanted Miss r. Brooks,
Grant street.
Wanted -Tntelligen girls to learn
warping and weaving. Enterprise silk
| Co.
| For Sale-Pure bred single comb
brown Leghorn and barred Plymouth
Rocks. Inquire at Holfman's jewellery
store.
For SALE-At bargain. one good
Estey organ aud fine guitar. Inquire
of Charles Spencer, West Reynolds.
vile. Pa.
For sale cheap-A Mccormick mower
and rake good as new ; two cul,ivators.
one with five shovels and one with two
grain cradle, scythes, aud other farm
ing implements, all AZ bargain. Also
one fine Jersey COW. Call on or address
II. L. Hoke, Reynoldsville, Pa
Good first-class business stand for
sale. Inquire at The STAR office.
For SALE-Small poultry and fruit
farm near Kline school house good lC
room house. Inquir, at premises or oI
f. NeG. j. A. Carl
Lot for Sale--Fine building location
on Main street will be sold very cheaI
for cash. Inquire at Office Of l. !. Me
Entire.
For sale-Three teams Of heavy
horses, wagons and harness. Inquire
Of Frank p. Best, Reynoldsville.