(No. :.)
AN OKDINANCR pioh Ibi ttntr thu
seattorin and t hrowing of waste paper,
rags, peelinga, skins, hulls or shells of
any kind on tho pavement, streets or
nl leys of tho borough of Keynoldsvlllo,
and protecting barrels, boxes or other
iviH'ptiielrs placed on the streets by
tho Ladles' Improvement. Soclut.y of
Koynoltlsvillo to receive wild waste pa
per, van, peelings, skin, hull nnl
shells, etc. .
Ho tt ordained nnd enacted by tho
tmvn council of tin- lii.niinh of Ucjn
oldttvlll, in council assembled, and It Is
hun-by ordained by utithority of the
unrai',
. See. 1. That it mIiiiII be unliiwful for
any person or persons to scat tor or
throw any waste paper. rugs. icelings,
skins, hulls or shells of any kind on tho
pavements. streets or alloys of tho bor
ough of HeynoldHVllle.
Sec. 2. Ittihallho unlawful for any
person or persons to move, damage, de
foeo or In any way to meddle with, In
jure or destroy any of tho said barrels,
boxen or other receptacles placed on tho
rubllc streets of said borough by tho
.ndies' Improvement Society of Hoyn
oldsvlllo for tho purpose of receiving
and depositing therein any waste pa
per, rags, poolings, skins, hulls or shells
of any kind.
Sec. .1. It Is tnnd.i the duty of tho
policemen and constables in tho said
borough without warrant and upon view
to arrest and commit for hearing, any
and all persons guilty of violating t hiaor
dinance. or offending against it as afore
said and upon summary conviction as
in criminal cases as provided by law be
fore the Chief Burgess or Justice of the
Peace, and before whom complaint is
made or tho proceeding begun, shall
pay a fine or penalty of not loss than
one or more than (10.00 for each offense
as aforesaid and upon judgment, pay
ment thereof to lie enforced as may bo
provided by law and In case of delimit
of payment of fine or jicnalty so imposed
by said judgment, the defendant may
be sentenced and committed in manner
and form and for the time as directed
by law, unless the plalntiffin tho action
elects otherwise to collect thosnid judg
ment for fine or jwnnlty and costs as
may bo provided by law.
Sec. 4. That any ordinance or part
of ordinance, conflicting with the pro
visions of this ordinance bo and tho
samo Is horohy repealed so fnr as the
samo affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in
council this 12th dav of June A. D.
mm. ti. v. dkiklk.
Attest: Pros, of Council pro tern.
Li. .1. Ml.r.NTIKK. Clerk.
Approved this l.'lth day of .Tune. A.
D. 1WIH. H. At.KX. STOKK,
Chief Hurgess.
(NO. 57)
AN ORDINANCE to protect public,
water fountain and water at the corner
of Main and Fifth Directs in the borough
of Hoynoldsville.
Whereas. Tho citizens of the said
borough have by public subscription
erected a public water fountain for the
benefit of tho public generally, for tho
use of both man and beast. Said foun
tain whs erected by and with the con
sent of tho town council of snlii borough.
And Whereas, Complaints have been
mado to said council by somo of the
citizens of said borough, that the side
of the fountain made for men and
women to obtain water at, has been
used for watering beasts, thereby pol
luting the water and endangering tho
health and life of the citizens, that
sticks, stone, gravel and other sub
stances have been wantonly and reckless
ly thrown into tho fountain by persons
' to its injury and damage and tho pollu
tion of the water. That vehicles have
been driven against said fountain wan
tonly, carelessly and recklessly.
Thorefore be it enacted by the town
council of the borough of Roynoldsvillo
In council assembled, and it is hereby
ordained by authority of the same:
Seo. 1. That it shall be unlawful for
any person or porsons to water or at
tempt to water any kind of an animal
or beast at that aide of the aforesaid
fountain used as adrinking place for the
pooplo, being the smallest bowl there
on, or to place or to put in said fountain
any sticks, stones, gravel or other sub
stances to the damage or injury of said
fountain or to the pollution of the water
therein or coming therein or to wanton
ly, carelessly or recklessly ride or drive
any horse, horses, carriage, wagon or
other vehicle against the same or wan
tonly, carelessly or negligently do any
other act or thing to the injury, dam
age or defacement of said fountain or
tho pollution of the water therein or
coming therein.
Seo. 2. It is made the duty of the
policemen and constables in the sa d
borough without warrant and upon
view to arrest and commit for hearing
any and all persons guilty of violating
this ordinance or offending against it as
aforesaid and upon summary conviction
as in criminal cases as provided by law
before the Chief Burgess or Justice of
the Peace before whom complaint is
made or the proceeding begun, shall
pay a One or penalty of not loss
than one ($1.00) nor more Mian twenty
five ($25.00) for each offense as afore
" said and upon judgment, payment there
of to be enforced as may be provided
by law and in case of default of payment
of fine or penalty so Imposed by said
judgement, the defendant may bo sen
tenced and committed in manner and
form and for the time as directed by
law, unless the plaintiff in the aotloh
elects otherwise to collect the said
judgement for tine or penalty and costs
as may be provided by law.
Soo. 8. That any ordinance or part
of ordinance conflicting with tho provi
sions of this ordinance bo and tbo same
Is horehy repealed so far as he same
affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a luw in
council this 12th day of Juno, A. D. 1HI1U.
H. C. 1JK11ILE.
Attest: Pres. of Council pro torn.
L. J. McE.ntike, Clerk.
Approved tho l.'lth day of June, A. D.
lHltu. H. Alex. Stoke,
Chief liurgess.
H
OTEL McCONNELL,
REYNOLDSVILLE. PA.
FRANK J. BLACK, Proprietor.
The loading hotel of thu town, Headquar
ters lor uoiiitnonilul men, Hlcum heat, true
bus, bath rooms unrl closets on every floor,
sample rooms, UUlturd room, telephone con
nection. SiO.
D
,R. L, L. MEANS,
DENTIST,
ORioe tn the J. Vim Heed building, tieur
corner uf Mala and Fifth streets. ,
FREE - SCHOLARSHIP
To be Given by
THE STAR, Reynoldsville, Par
TWO PRIZES.
First Prize: One Full Year at Clarion State Normal, Including
Tuition, Hoarding, &c.
Second Prize: Free Trip to Niagara Falls over P, P. & P. Py.
Those thinking of entering Tl!K STAH'8 I'Yoe Scholar
ship Content should make up their minds at once and join
us as early as possible. Thk Stab will pay expenses
tuition, light, hent, furnished room and board for ONK
H'l.li YKAR at the Clarion Statu Normal School.
Clarion, Pa., for somo young lady or gentleman who
receives the highest vote. This will entitle the re
cipient to all tho privileges of that splendid Institution.
Tho Scholarship offered by Thk Stak will bo furnished
five of cost to tho successful contestant and tho readers
and patrons of tho paper will be asked to award tho prize
by a popular vote.
To tho Second highest contestant Thk Stah will give
a Free Trip to Niagara Falls over tho nuffalo, Rochester
ft Pittsburg Railway.
Coupons will bo printed in each Issuo, and when cut
out nnd proiHjrly addressed, will bo used. They can be
mailed or sent to Smith M. McCrelght, Esq., Secretary,
who will place them in a sealed box until counted by tho
Judges each week.
PKKMU'M COUPONS Persons paying their back subscrip
tions, or in advance one year or more, can secure a Pre
mium Couion, at this office, which will entitle them to .'111
votes or three votes for each month so paid. Any one
sending or bringing in a new yearly cash subscriber will
bo entitled to a Premium Coupon, equal to fit) votes.
Persons desiring to enter tho contest should begin as
early as possible. As soon as tho names ai sent or hand
ed in to THK STAK ofltce they will bo published, but tho
number of votes accompanying samo will not be published
until four weeks from this date (May 17th), when tho vote
each contestant has at that time will be published oppo
site tho name nnd then the vote will bo published as
counted and returned by tho Judges, from week to week.
On Monday of each week tho ballot box will bo opened
nnd tho Coupons counted by tho Judges, and tho samo
published.
Following Is tho ConMn. Cut It out of Thk Star and
vote for somo deserving person who would appreciate
tho Scholarship.
the: star.
WEDNESDAY, JUNEl'R, 1H!M.
So ho Ira re HI p Coupon.
Namk.
AnmiKsa.
11
Write 1n the nbovo lines tho name and address of tho
person whom you wish to receive the Scholarship in tho
Clarion State Normal, Clarion. Pa. Not good after .'10
days from date of Coupons. Forward same to secretary,
Smith M. McCrelght, Esq., where it will lie counted.
Contest closes at 12 M. August 2Sth, 1HIHI. All business
communications and Inquiries should ho mailed to THK
STAR office. Receipts ami Coupons promptly mailed to
patrons.
Miss Minnie R. Whitmore.
Miss Elsie May Ross
Miss Margaret W. Davis. . ,
Net mem of
.ReynoMsvillo 1978
.Roynoldsvillo 370"
.Reynoldsvllle m
S. M. MeCHKHMiT,
Secretary.
Contestants.
Walter R. Reynolds
(ieorge Keagle
E. R. Syphrit
Ot.K.VN A. Mii.i.ihkn, i
Dr. H. E. Hoovkh, -Com.
Dr. R. DkVkkk Ki.vti, l
Reynoldsvllle
Ralhmcl
. . . .Reynoldsvllle
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CLARION TATE NORMAL
Of Pennsylvania.
TEACHERS' TRAINING DEPARTMENT
COMMERCIAL DEPARTM KNT
COLLEGE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
and all Equipments of a Thorough School.
Fall Term Opens in September.
Students may enter at Any Time.
Students who take a Normal Course become better teachers, receive permanent
certificates, secure better schools and better salaries. Fifty cents per week is given by the
State to teachers taking the course, and fifty dollars additional at graduation. The Nor
mal School is praised by Colleges and commended by Superintendents.
There were over 400 students at the Spring Term.
Fine Laundry, Electric Light, Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water.
The Faculty is composed of the greatest Specialists in their different Departments.
A Normal Course is a necessity to Buccess in life. When thinking of the best
school to attend, write for a catalogue to
A. J. DAVIS, Principal, Clarion, Pa.
o o o o o
"Queen Quality"
The- famous shoe
for WJ o m e? n ,
$3.00.
V'e invite you to vail and
examine our tiewenl ' fanh
iotiH of "Queen ijnalitu"
nhoen, for which we hare
ejrclimire nale.
J. K. JOHNSTON.
BiolMii Mock
o o 0 o o
First National Bank
OF REYNOLDS VILLE.
Capital,
Surplus,
$50,000.
$6,500.
C. Mitchell, Pr.lliit
ftcoct McClelland, Vice Prc.(
John 11. Kancher, Ca.hler.
Director!
0. Mitchell, Scott McClelland. J. O. King,
John II. Cnrhett.
O. W. Fuller.
O. T.. Hmwn.
J. H.'Kauuher.
Doe. a Reneralb.nklnKbuiilnessnnd solicit
the account, of merchant., professional men.
farmer., mechanics, miners, lumtwrmen ana
other., promising the niost careful attention
to the business of all person..
Bate Deposit Boxe. for rent.
First National Bank building, Nolan block
Fire Proof Vault.
NEW PLANING MILL
L. M. SNYDER,
Practical Horse-Shoer
and General Blacksmith.
J, WHEH IN D0LT;T. TRY
?wi! f -ntr hv.
u!t,.dtnf:tei.tulyciiis,
ml luv. cured thousand! of
CUf.rS ct Nervous XJucities, u h
us Debility; Duziu.ss. KleenlcsK.
r.uo .ud Varicocele, Atrophy ,& a
Ihuy cleanse bruin, strruthea
the circulation, make tlii;e:!ion
pencct, na linpuri . lieuiiny
I. II viuor 10 the whole belntf. All
I drkiue end losses .re checltrtl
nftrmaneiitljr. Unless patients
' .r. properly cured, their condi
tion often worries them tntolnsanity, Consutnp
ttoo or Death. Mailed sealed. Price ft per boat
6 boaes. with iron-clad legal cuarantea to cur. or
retuud the money. $.00. Keud tr Ire. book.
For .ale by U. Alei Btoke
9
stroneAza!
Will keep in stock a
full line of rough
and dressed ....
Lumber, Sash and Doors.
Mouldlnrjs, - Casinos,
Brackets,
Poron Material ol all kinds,
Shingles, Lath, Plaster, Lime,
Cement and Sewer Pipe.
Material delivered to
all parte of town. .
J. V. Young.
tubacrlbe for
The -X- Star
If you want the News.
Horse-shoeing done in the neatest manner
and by the lutvst Improved methods. Ke
pulrliiK of all kind, carefully and promptly
done. cUTisrACTioN (juaiiamteku.
HORSE CLIPPING
Have just received a complete Bet of ma
clilno horse clippers of latest style 'UN pattern
and am prepared to do clipping In the best
liunamiu uiuniiur at ruiuiunttuiu ntius.
Jackson Bt. near Fifth, Ueynoldsvllle, Pa.
A
aa'r'.j
n'SV-.!'.'.
Get an Education
Tbe beMtoatnt In life. He.t nii-t:iud.i hjv.i &l
CENTRAL STATE NORMAL SCMl):.
MM it IIAVKN UlluU.H Co., J..
Strnmr faculty, varied codt-. irirl libr.
iuudt;rn m.uariitutt ia latmrnturT utiA vi: .
ji'Ttn, tianiisiMuf (iuiilinris HtiiMiiv uroun
ItMfiorttjuf time. Ii'khI ptpuMrt'. Stnte nu tc ..
flout. Id addition tn rituUr uurut, :
tivti work ! otftiri'il in .'.In;- ,Hli ir( lia.'t '!' i
writttiir. Si'int t.ir ili..Hi i.it u.ini.. t ;,tt.
j 4a BlUUV i'tt.U., IV.tirlt.Bl. Uk IU
Htf" f
I.
EVERY VVOrJJAM
Boonetlmes nids a rt'liublo
muuUily regulutiuij luuUtu.uo.
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL RILLS,
Are prompt, safo and certain In rwult. The arnu.
ate (Dr. VwV) imvordlnuiiiwilnt. 8iut auywuenk
U.00.
Fur iHle by your drugxiHt.
SHIOK & WAGNER
AAA A A AAAAA A A
Tills tviu lt wo nitintlon a U w if tho many now tliln(f(t that you will
11..M.U in iw in ni- intuits )i cuiii-M on want Urn nlcust, tho mostdiirftbliv
(fitiMis tnai you trim trot for your iiiom-y.
amm t.titju-, -i.viirytliliir that la now and iip-to-dalo frotrt ni
i.mis ami i..t!,MitH hi .wi... nun (iinKham. Wo now htlvo tho flucat Ii
01 niimnn i- t.mxis Hint vas ,;vvr IjidukIu to town, llim't full to tlw ,S
SIltllT WAISTS Your cholit? from 40o. to H.flO. Rljrht stylos of
"idc. waist In tho tit w strlpt-s.
DHKSS COOOS A flno lino In Sorco. Ctwhmeroa. Ponllns. rvnrt
J Cloths. Ulaok (;ivHns, rant'lnif In prion from 12o. to $2.00.
1 LACK.:ritTAlNS-21 stylos In Ijtoo Curtains from 2Tie. to
1 ll.tl. u... ...11. ... ....II . .
",n" "-' j"""- ii'u-rnioii 10. uon t forgot that wo Hro hcad-
iimi tiMs for Curtain of nil kinds.
sriOKS-Wo lutvo Just rocolvod n Int-xo lino of Shoes In tans and
blacks Tor mon. women and chlldron.
DOMKSTlCS-fiiWoHolicd Milslln frutn 4 to 7c.
Hloatthod ft to
I' inii Half Hloaohod Muslin 8.
II and KM Shouting from 12 lo 2:lo.
Callctm " 4 to Do.
tlns ft M Hk...
Itncastor Gingham tic. '
Shirting - l4i8r.
i. . "H. to tn" mt,n w.v Don"! forgot Unit we carry a full
lino of Menu and Hoys' Suits, Shirt, Hats, Caps. Neckwear. VC. Kve
V it A t '""'"" ran sjivb you )ria mat will siirprlso jlou.
v .... n,, uwii. iiic-u. r.uiranoo inrougn main store and on Fifth HtrAeiv
Don't forgot tho place.
Successors to A. D. Deemor Si Co.
S11ICK A WAGNER,
Next door to Postnflleo.
The Jefferson Supply Go.
U i.1 tr ? r- j
lidvc tncir opnng oiocks no
in, and very complete, too.
Men's Suits of the latept
ptylt'8 and pattf Tiis that arts
pellers.
In Men's St raw and Crash
Hats we have just the
things to suit you.
Our Ladies' and Chil
dren's Sailors and Trimmed
Hats are selling fast and
we are receiving new stocks
every day.
If you want a Hicyclewe
can tit you out in. proper
style.
We sell the Demorest
Sewing Machine, none
better, at Slit. 50 to lTi.OO.
Shoes we have a com
plete line of, that are all
right In every way.
New Drees Goods in all
the newest things. If you
see them they will please
you.
A fine new line of Children VI
2-l'iece Suits that can't be
beat in quality and price.
W. L. Douglas
SHOES tUIo
For 1 5 years the
leader in men's fine
footwear at a pop.
ular price.
W. L. Douglas
shoes are Union
made, bv the best
skilled workmen in this coun
try. Look for the stamp on
;t!ie mnerscle
when buying.
X We are the
2 exclusive
VURKEM UNIOHf
n,!,. I I wffrrTfr AC I I
jij'i ririnruunxin m
0 for V5
8 REYNOLDS VILLE, PA.8
8cX)OOOOcDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Call and see us, and we will
try to please you.
3
The Jelierson suppiu go.
i REYNOLDSVILLE,
X RATI I MEL,
oio PTnnrp
diu oiunco-i
HIO SOLDIER.
GOOD AND BAD
Htoves rcsomblo each other very closely.
It's wlinii I her are put In use that they tell
their pedigree. a
are nittdnof the best materials, and represent
quite a niimlM'r of Improvements lit stove.
miikliiK.
They meet every want of the housekeeper
In a mil Isfiu'tory milliner at a moderate cost.
MKT, WORK, WOKKY, WAHTE,
ALL I.F.KT OUT.
(IiskI hakens perfect master..
Hulil with that understanding.
Reunoldsvllle Hardware Co.j
Avalon Terrace
Tom Reynolds' Addition to Reynoldsvllle, Pa.
The best town plot now offered for
sale, right in the town, and with
. every convenience. As a future home
it is the best; as a growing invest
ment, it is without an equal.
LOTS HAVE BEEN SOLD AND
ARE SELLING NOW. DON'T
WAIT. GET THE BEST.
I have for sale 100 lots, 50x150 ft.,
on Grant St. These lots will make
beautiful building spots and sold on
easy payments.
Remember no taxes for 18'.)'.).
Remember the Title to every lot guaranteed.
Lots at $150, sold $10 down and 50c. per week thereafter.
Lots at $175, sold. $15 down and $1. 00 per week thereafter.
Also for Halo, Ixits on l'leusant Avenuo and Worth
Street, furm of 40 acres with houeo, barn and mora
kinds of fruit trees than any furin In tho country.
Uoynoldbvlllo, with its Silk Mill, omnloyluir 'Mi) hands, Coal Mines,
employing about I'iOO men; tho largest Woolen Mills in the State;
Maohlno Shops; a Tannery, employing 150 men, and othor industries
that will bo here bo fore the year closes, will make theso lots an
Investment that will more than double themsolves before you get
. them paid for.
, SMITH M. McCREIGHT, Agent
J.
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