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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1907.
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HnMMKBViti.TLpnowNo. 61.
EVERYBODY
SHOULD BOOST,
RATHER THAN
KNOCK, THE
OLD HOME WEEK,
AUGUST 19-24,
1907.
IF YOU WANT
ANYTHING IN DEC
ORATIONS, FLAGS OR NOVEL
TIES FOR THE OCCASION
COME AND SEE
THE
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ft Little ot Everuttilng,
There will be no preaching Id the
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
A neat new sign has been put on the
large front window in Peoples National
bank .
One thousand pounds of confetti has
been shipped to Ueynoldsville lor Old
Home Week.
Sons of Veterans encampment Is now
in full blast in Mammoth Park. Go up
and see the boyB.
. Reynoldsville people can expect pick
pockets, thieves and all klnas oi scnem
ers here Old Home Weok.
There will be preaching In the First
Baptist church of this place next Sun
day morning and evening.
Rev. J. C. McEntire, of this place,
preached in the M. E. church at Brock
wayvllle Sunday morning.
Miss Hallie Burns has been confined
to bed several days the past week
threatened with appendicitis.
ThleveB broke open a freight car In
the P. R. R. yard at this place Sunday
night and stole some goods.
T. M. Kurtz, of Punxsutawney, will
be a candidate for the Republican
nomination for state senator next year.
' A number of Reynoldsville people
will attend the buckwheat reunion and
pjonlo at Goodvtlle to morrow, Aug. 8.
Three car load ol watermelons were
shipped to Reynoldsvtlle last week and
nice watermelons were sold at twenty
cents apiece.
Rev. Albert Sydow, of Big Run, will
preach in the Methodist Episcopal
church in this place next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will hold a picnic at Romantlo
Park, Sykesville, on Thursday of next
week, August 15.
Rev. H. H. Barr, pastor of the Zlon
M. E. church in DuBois, preached in
the M. E. church at this place last Sun
day morning and evening.
The Tltusvllle Express on the P.R.
R. was wrecked near Klttannlng yester
day forenoon and six persons were
killed and a number injured.
' If you fail to get to Nolan Park pic
nic and carnival August 14-17, 1907,
you will miss half your life. Admis
sion to the park absolutely free.
The monthly meeting of the Winslow
township supervisors was held at
Frank's Tavern Saturday. A special
meeting will be, held next Friday.
The Baptist congregation at New
Bethlehem is without a pastor. Rev.
Chapman, who was pastor about two
years, has accepted a call to a charge
near Atlantic City.
Mrs. Goorge Hartman, who died a
couple of months ago, carried 1500.00 in
. surance in the Protected Home Circle.
Mr. Hartman received a check last
week for the amount of the insurance.
Albert Almo, of Sykesville, was taken
to the county jail Saturday morning by
Constable Perry B. Love. Almo was
charged with threatening to kill a man
' at Sykesville.
The Woman's Relelf Corps will hold
a picnio at the Sons of Veterans en
campment on Friday of this week.
Members from a number of Corps are
expected to be present.
The names of all persons who have
given money for Old Home Week fund
since the list of contributors was pub
lished lust week will be published next
week.
There will be dancing, roller skating
and a host of other attractions and big
shows at the grand harvest home pic
nic and carnival at Nolan Park on the
P., S. & C. R. R. August 14-17, 1907.
Prof. Ross W. Claudes has been en
gaged as principal ot the Prescottvllle
schools for the coming term, and Prof.
Davis, who taught In Eldred township
last term, will be principal of the Rath
mel schools.
Rev. A. D. McKay, pastor of the
Reynoldsvtlle Presbyterian church,
preached In the DuBois Presbyterian
church last Sunday, Is at Grove City
this week and will preach In DuBois
next Sunday.
Don't fail to hear State Treasurer
Berry make his address at the big har
vest home picnic and carnival. Nolan
Paik, AuRust 15th at 2 00 p. m. in the
grove. Hear the other prominent
speakers also.
There will be a general meeting of all
the Old Home Week committees In the
headquarters rooms at 8 .10 sharp this
evening. As this is an Important meet
ing every member of each committee
In expected to be present.
AVtlllam Alexander, who has been In
the Morcy Hospital in Pittsburg five
weeks, having been operated on for
appendicitis, will return home to-day
Ills mother, Mrs. F. K. Alexander,
went to Pittsburg yesterday to bring
William home.
Rev. McCurdy, Past State Command
er, of Wilklnsburg, who has attended
the Sons of Veterans encampment
every year since they began holding
encampments, died the first of last May.
He will be missed very much by th
boys this year.
The interior of the Stoke & Felcht
Drug Company store has been beauti
fully and artistically decorated for Old
Home Week. The work was done by
Irvln R. Klock and H. Alex Stoke. The
decorations give the store a neat and
attractive appearance.
The Mercer C ni.lr lm i dove
City says : "John Thornton, a Phila
delphia boy, is making a hit In his
singing of illustrated songs at the Fam
ily Theatorium In the Reynolds block."
Mr. Thornton was a resident of Reyn
oldsville a couple of years
Charles M, Snyder, a bright young
man of Punxsutawney, who taught
school several terms In Jefferson county,
was in Reynoldsville last Thurfday and
called at The Star office. Mr. Snyder
will likely be a candidate next year for
the Republican nomination for Assem
bly.
Wednesday evening of last week Miss
Kittle Mowery gave a party at her
home In West Roynoldsville in honor of
her cousin, MIbs Gwendolen Stormer,
of Oil City, who Is visiting Miss Kittle.
Ten maidens were present and had a
very pleasant time. Luncheon was
served.
Minks killed forty-five of Benjamin
Haugh's spring chickens the past ten
days. They were fine chickens weigh
ing from two and a half to three
pounds. Mr. Haugh caught two of the
chicken killers and brought them to
'Squire Neff's office Monday and got
the bounty of 11.00 apiece for them.
The new brick high school building
in Washington township will be com
pleted in time for the coming torm of
school. We understand it is a very
model school building with approved
methods of heating and ventilating.
The new building has been erected on
the site ot the old high school building.
Prof. C. J. Scott and wife packed
their household goods last week and
shipped same to Unlontown, where
Prof, will superintend the public schools
the coming term. Prof, and Mrs. Scott
left here Saturday afternoon for borne
of her parents at Wellsville, Ohio,
where Mrs. Scott will remain a few
weeks.
Joseph B. Mitchell, pharmacist, one
of our town boys who has been employed
in a drug store at Houtzdale several
years, has moved to Reynoldsville and
will work in McEntire's drug store for
his brother-in-law, Harry L. McEntire.
Mr. Mitchell and his estimable wife
have many friends here who are glad
to have them become citizens of our
town again,
Raffae'.e Grieco, who conducted a bar
bershop In room next to Reynolds opera
house, sold his shop to Carmine Marl
naro, left here Saturday with his family
for New York City and to-day sails for
Italy. He will be absent about six
months. Carmine Sckepplnl, who con
ducted a barbershop in West Reynolds
ville and sold It, now has charge of the
opera bouse barbershop. -
Dr. J. J. Moore and wife left here
Saturday to spend several week in
Philadelphia and Wilmington, Del.
Dr. Moore, who had charge of the Pan
ther Run Coal Co. work almost a year,
giving up the work the first of this
month, may possibly return to Reyn
oldsville and locate here. During his
short stay in our town Dr. Moore has
made many warm friends who would be
pleased to have him locate in Reynoldsville.
Married in Indiana.
Merrill W. Dunwoody, of Punxsutaw
ney, and Miss Annie MhHo Brewer, of
Reynoldsville, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Brewer, were united in mar
lage at Indiana, Pa., July 2iith, by Rev.
H. F. King.
Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given at home
of Joseph S. Johnston, near Prescott
vllle, laBt evening in honor of Miss Iva
Walk, who has , boen an invalid for
some months. A number of Reynolds
ville people attended the party.
Died Suddenly.
S. P. Evans, at one time a clerk In
the Jefferson Supply Co. store at Royn
oldsville, died suddenly at Monongahe
la City Monday night. He retired in
usual good health and died before morn
ing. He was a member of the B. P. O.
Elk lodge of Reynoldsville.
Pifer-Keller Wedding.
Miss Anna E. Keller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Keller, of Paradise,
and Luther J. filer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Plfor, of Paradise, were
united in marriage at the Lutheran
parsonage In Troutvllle on Tuesday
evening of last week, July 30, 1907, by
Rov. Wm. Knoke. Tbelr host of
friends extend congratulations.
Koon Korn Klub.
At a meeting of the Koon Korn Klub
last week the following officers were
elected for a year: President, J. O.
Edulblute; vice president, Dr. J. W.
Foust; secretary, W. W. Wiley; treas
urer, P. A. Hardmun. It was decided
to hold the fourth annual outing at
Righland Park. Date of outini: will
be set at a meeting to be held on Aug.
13th.
Birthday Paity.
A birthday party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Burkett on
Pike street, West Reynoldsville, July
27 th, In honor ot Mrs. Burkett. Sixteen
Invited guests were present. An ele
gant dinner was served. Mrs. Burkett
was given a number of presents, consist
ing of a set of silver knives, forks and
spoons, diamond ear-rings, student lamp,
dishes, Sto.
Lodge Rooms Open Old Home Week.
Mazomanla Tribe No. 341, Improved
Order of Red Men, has decided to keep
their lodge rooms open every day during
Old Home Week excepting Monday of
that week. Some one will have charge
of the rooms and visitors will be given
a cordial welcome. The rooms are lo
cated on the third floor of the Smith k
McClure block. The rooms are very
cozy and supplied with city water.
Church Election.
Wednesday of next week, August 14,
an election will be held in the Method
ist Episcopal church in this place to
elect a delegate to attend the lay con
ference to be held In Erie, Pa., the first
week in September. The election
board will have the pulls open In the
afternoon and evening of August 14.
All members of the church male and
female over twenty-one years of age
are entitled to vote. No candidates
been announced yet.
Golden Wedding.
About three hundred people attended
the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie McCullough at Grove Summit
on Wednesday of last week. Among
the handsome and valuable presents
given on this occasion was a gold watch
to Mr. McCullough and a crescent
shape brooch set with diamonds and
poarls, to Mrs. MuCullough. Our
townsman, Mr. Nlnlan Cooper, was
present and read an original poem.
Annual Picnic at Baum't.
The annual picnic of farmers and
friends will be held in the Peter Baum
grove on Wednesday, August 28. Hon.
Peter Gearhart, a member of the legis
lature, and other speakers will be pres
ent and deliver addresses. Everybody
cordially Invited to attend this picnic
and enjoy a day's outing. The picnio
will be under the auspices ot the Jeffer
son County Pomona Grange. The grove
is' located two miles from Fuller Station,
four miles from Reynoldsville and six
miles from Brookvllle.
Taken to Jail Friday.
A fellow giving his name as P. E.
Martin and Scranton as his home town,
dropped into Reynoldsville Friday with
the crowd P. O. S. of A. day and Im
mediately began to work the change
racket in stores and markets. His play
was to buy something to amount of ten
or fifteen cents, give the clerk a ten
dollar bill, get his change and then
discover he bad the change, shove back
five dollars of the change, get a five
dollar bill for it, then lay down the five
and ask the cleric for the ten dollar bill
and if the clerk didn't catch on the fel
low would beat bim out of five dollars.
Martin always selected a store where
everybody was real busy, so the clerk
would be in a hurry, for his scheme bad
to be worked hurriedly to confuse the
one giving the change. Martin tried
hlj scheme a number of places and was
unsuccessful, but finally caught one of
our business men and he was srvwcaugbt
by Chief-of-Police Adelsperger. An In
formation was mad6 against him before
'Squire E. Neff, he was bound over 'to
court, and being unable to give ball was
taken to the county jail Saturday morn
ing by Constable Perry B. Love.
KILLED BY FLY WHEEL.
Daniel M. Bowlby Met Sudden Death at
the Tannery Saturday.
Daniel M. Bowlby, an old employe at
the Elk Tanning Co. plant In West
Reynoldsville, was instantly killed by
fly wheel of the engine in the leech
house about eight o'clock Saturday
morning, August 3rd, 1907. He was
alone when naught in fly wheel and it is
supposed he was killed a half-hour before
his lifeless body was found in a heap on
the engine room floor. He had boen
missed from his work at least a half
hour before there was anything known
of the horrible accident. There are
two guard rails In front of the fly wheel
and how he was caught in the wheel
will never be known positively. Mr.
Bowlby was liquor runner in the leech
house and it was also part of his work
to oil the leech bouse engine, and he
may have been working around the en
gine when be fell Into the fly wheel.
Funeral service was held at late home
of deceased In West Reynoldsville at
2 00 p. m. Monday, conducted by Rev.
J. C. McEntire, and Interment was made
In the Reynoldsville cemetery.
Daniel Bowlby was born at Strouds
urg. Monroe Co., Pa., forty-five years
airo. He cmu to Reynoldsville In May,
1883, over twenty four years ago, and
began working at the tannery. About
fourteen years ago was married to An
nie Barry, whorri, with throe children,
survive deceased. Mr. Bowlby was an
Industrious and hard working man, In
fact he stuck so close to bis work that
it Impaired his health to some extent.
He had just returned last week from a
two weeks' vacation spent at Strouds
burg for benefit of his health and had
gone to work Thursday morning.
Mr. Bowlby was a meinberof the Pro
tected Home Circle and carried $1,000
life Insurance in that order. His widow
will get the Insurance.
S. OF V. ENCAMPMENT.
Camps Assembled in Mammoth Park
Yesterday Program for Week.
The fourteenth annual field encamp
ment of the Sons of Veterans Is being
held In Mammoth Park this week.
The Camps assembled yesterday in the
park and pitched their tents. There
was a large crowd at the park last
night and everybody seemed to be hav
ing a good time. Lawyer Clement W.
Flynn delivered the address of wel
come. The Keystone Carnival Co. is furnish
ing amusement for the Sons of Veterans
and their friends and a good program
of speeches, camp (tree, ball games, &o.,
has been arranged for those who do not
care to take In the carnival attractions.
Following Is program for to-day and
remainder of the encampment:
Wednesday morning, ball game,
Punxsutawney vs. Reynoldsville camps.
Wednesday afternoon, drills and other
amusements. Wednesday evening,
camp fire. Addresses by various speak
ers. 10.30, Taps.
Thursday morning, ball game, Kit
tanning vs. DuBois; Thursday, 2.30 p.
m., address by Prof. S. C. Hepler;
Thursday evening, 8 00 o'clock, band
concert; 10.30, Taps.
Friday, August 9, will bo Soldiers'
Reunion and Woman's Relief Corps
day. A special invitation extended to
all old soldiers and members of W. R.
C. to be present that day. At 2.30 p.
m. address will be given by Dr. J. Bell
Neff, of DuBois; 4.30 p. m., drills, Ac;
camp fire in evening at 8.00; addresses
by members of the G. A. R ; 10.30, taps.
Saturday morning, drills, &o; Satur
day afternoon, ball game for the chani'
plonshlp; Saturday evening, 7.30, dress
parade over principal streets of town;
10 30, Tap.
Sunday, 10 30 a. m., services by Rev.
J. C. MoEntlte, camp chaplain; 2.30 p.
m., services by Rev. A. J. Meek, assist
ed 'by the Rev. Meek McKay, Par
sons, Myers and others; Sunday even
ing, 8 00 p. m., short services by Rev.
J. C. McEntire, camp chaplain.
Monday, general good time for every'
body, with a rousing big camp fire in
the evening.
Tuesday morning, break camp.
Souvenir Letters of Reynoldsville.
One of the most attractive souvenirs
of Reynoldsvtlle ever Issued is now
being sold by N. A. Headley, the east
end merchant. It Is in the form of a
tetter with a cover which may be
sealed, a place for writing, and eight
views of town. With each one is
Issued a special "Old Home Week" in
vitation, finely printed on linen-finish
paper. It Is just the thing for those
desiring a souvenir invitation for Old
Home Week and is sold for only 10c.
Sykesville Baptist Church Sunday.
Rev. J. S. Jewell, pastor of the Flat
woods Baptist church of Fayette Co.,
who Is spending a fe days at Chautau
qua, N. Y , will preach in the Sykesville
Baptist church next Sunday morning
and evenlug. Rev. Jewell will spend
next week as guest of his cousin, Dr. A.
J. Meek, in Reynoldsville.
Punxsutawney and DuBois base ball
teams are now out of the Inter-state
league. A DuBois newspaper claims
that the DuBois team was "frozen out
of the league at Bradford." To an out
sider it looks as it DuBois was glad
of the freeze-out, but ot course It is
better not to acknowledge the tact.
Extra values at MUlirens.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
Old Home Week Days Arranged by the
Program Committee.
Commencing Sunday, August 18,
1907. There will be special religions
services In all Reynoldsville churches
beginning at 7.30 p. m. 12 00 p. m
opening of Old Home Week by bon
fires, blowing whistles, firing cannons,
etc., etc.
Monday, August 19, Get Acquainted
Day. All visitors are requested to go
to headquarters, register and make
inquiries about old friends, visit the in
dustries and points of Interest, and get
acquainted. Band concerts, grand free
8 tree t attractions Flying automobile
and high wire walking afternoon and
evening. Baseball and other sports.
Don't be late, It's hard to tell what
will happen, and you can't afford to
miss a single act.
Tuesday, Aug. 20. Merchants,' Min
ers' and Manufacturers' Day. Grand
Industrial, Civil and Fireman's parade.
Free .street attractions. Baseball, band
concerts. Back and foot races, etc.
Hickory Creatore, Sousa Bandetta
grand parade at 7.00 p. m. Exhibition
drill by members of the State Constabu
lary. Wednesday, AuguBt 21. Lodge day.
Grand parade and social sessions of
home and visiting lodgos and societies.
On this day several of the lodges will
keep open house to all visiting brothers
and sisters. Free attractions, baseball
and other diversions.
Thursday, August 22. Neighbors'
Day. On this day a special Invitation
is extended to Falls Creek, DuBois,
Sykesville, Big Run, Punxsutawney,
Brookvllle, Summervllle, Indiana, New
Bethlehem, Brockwayvllle, Clarion and
other neighboring towns to visit Reyn
oldsville, see her sights, Industries,
Btreet attractions, baseball games,
marvelous display of fireworks after
noon and evenirg. "The latch string
Is out."
Friday, Aug. 23, Farmers and
Grangers' Day. On this day there will
be addresses In Park Theatre by prom
inent speakers and farmers. Camp fire
arid dance for "ye old settlers," and
reunion of "ye old fiddlers," in Park
Theatre In the evening. Free street
attractions, races, band concerts and
general jollification for old settlers and
acquaintances.
Saturday, August 24. General Jolli
fication Day. Every man, woman and
child is expected to take part and assist
in making the wlndup of Old Home
Week one long to be remembered.
Songs, speeches, general good feeling
and sociability will be the prevailing
features of the day. Grand chorus by
everybody In Reynoldsville of "Home,
Sweet Home" at 10 00 p. m.
Neighbors' Day.
Thursday of Old Home Week, August
22, will be neighbors' day and all persons
in neighboring towns, as will be seen by
referring to official program, are invit
ed to be present that day. Of course
our neighbors are cordially invited to
spend the entire week in Reynoldsville
if they desire to do so, and they would
surely have a good time.
For years Reynoldsville people have
helped swell the crowds in DuBois,
Brookvllle and Punxsutawney on special
occasions and this is an opportunity for
citizens of those towns to reciprocate.
Citizens' Meeting.
A citizens' meeting will be held in
Smith M. McCreight's office on Thurs
day evening of next week, August 15,
to consider a very Important proposl
tion. Every citizen interested in Reyn
oldsville's future prosperity should at
tend this meeting and bear the propo
sition at least. It Is a borne enterprise
to be started by one of our citizens and
If Reynoldsville people are not interest
ed enough in this proposed industry to
take bold of it there are other towns,
we understand, that will take it up
Attend the meeting on 15th Inst.
Relict Wanted.
All persons o' Reynoldsville and
vicinity who have relics of any kind are
kindly requested to report to any mem
ber of the Old Home Week relic com
mlttee, W. C. Murray, H. E, Phillips,
S. M. McCreijht, or to chairman of
the general committee, Jas. W. Gilles
pie. Anything loaned to the Old Home
Week committee will be taken care of
and returned to the owner after Old
Home Week celebration. As the time
is getting short a prompt response to
this request will be very much ap.
prclated by the committee.
For Sale at Once.
Fine bed room suite of three pieces:
mattresses and springs. Also roll of
matting and six folding chairs at pur
chaser's prices. Inquire at The Star
office.
I Mrs. A. Daley, Chiropodist of Du
Bois, Pa., will be at the Natiooal
Hotel, Thursdays to treat all ailments
of the feet,, corns, bunions, etc. Scien
tific treatment given. Thursday, Aug.
15, will be her Bret day at National
Hotel.
It will pay you to buy oxfords cow
Greatly reduced prices at Adam's. -
Straw hats at MilUrens.
Special bargains in children' low
shoes this week at Adam'l.
Douglas shoes at MilUrens.
P. O.S. OF A. REUNION
A GOOD SIZED CROWD PRESENT
LAST FRIDAY.
Sykesville Camp Won Prize for Best Ap
pearance in Parade and Emeiickville
for Largest Number in Line.
The fourteenth annual reunion of the
Northwestern Reunion Association of
P. O. S. of A. held in Reynoldsville last
Friday was attended by a large number
of Patriotic Sons) but not as many as
would have been here had not the
weather been so unfavorable In the
morning. The rain in early morning
no doubt kept many at home, yet it
turned out to be a pleasant day for such
a gathering, and those who did attend
apparently bad a vory pleasant and do-
llghtful time. The town was nicely
decorated and the visitors were given a
cordial welcome.
The program of the reunion began
with a convenion of the delegates in the
P. O. S. of A. hall at eight o'clock
Thursday evening, at which time the
Association officers for ensuing year
were elected and the place for holding
the reunion in 1908 was selected, which
will be at Ramey, Clearfield county.
Rev. C. E. Redokor, Past State Presi
dent of Maryland, was present and de
livered a very interesting address.
After the meeting a luncheon was
served in the lodge room. Norman
Butler, proprietor of the Imperial ros-.
tau rant, was caterer.
Early Friday morning Camps bogan
coming into town and by noon a number
of Camps were well represented. The
first thing on the program was a game
of ball at 9.30 a. m. between tho DuBois
and Reynoldsville Camps. The home
team defeated the visitors by score of
5 to 10. It was an interesting game.
Both teams did good playing.
Tho parade at 1.30 p. m. was one of
the leading features of the day's pro
gram. It was a fine parade. There
were six bra's bands, one drum corps
and a number of Camps in the parade.
Jos. M. Cathers was chief marshal and
Cbas. P. Dickey assistant.
The judges, Dr. J. W. Foust, Wm.
Copping and C. A. Stephenson, award
ed the prizes to following Camps:
Haying largest per cent of member!
n parade, Hazen Camp; prize $15.00.
Making best appearance In parade,
Sykesville Camp; prize $15.00.
Largest number of members in pa
rade, Emerlckville; prize $10.00.
Coming greatest distance, Ramey;
prize $10 00.
The judges in band contest, Richard
Ramsey and J. A. Blaydon, awarded the
$20 00 prize to Volunteer band of Du
Bois.
After the parade a publlo meeting
was held In Park Thefatre presided over
by Frank R. Best, who Introduced the
speakers. Rev. J. C. McEntire made
opening prayer.
W. I. Swope, Esq., of Clearfield, Past
State President, was the first speaker.
He is a good talker and his address was
Interesting.
Rev. C. E. Rcdeker, Past State Pres
ident of Maryland, followed Lawyer
Swope: His subject was, "Pilots of the
Republic," Rev. Redeker Is an able
and elciquen. speaker, and his address
was very interesting and instructive.
There was a game of bail at 3.30 be
tween Curwensvllle and Reynoldsville
teams. It was the best game played on
the Reynoldsville grounds this season.
Both teams played fast ball and there
were very few errors. The score was 2
to 3 in favor of the Reynoldsville team.
At 7.00 p. m. there was a band con
test in Frank's Park. At 8.00 p. m. a
dance In the I. O. O. F. hall.
About midnight the special train for
Clearfield and intermediate points left
here over the B , R. & P. R'y with a
tired, yet jolly crowd of people who
were well pleased with the fourteenth
annual reunion of the Northwestern Re
union Association.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Town Council of the borough ot
Reynoldsville until Tuesday, the 20th
day of August, A. D. 1907, at 8, o'clock
p. m.. for the grading, curbing and
paving of that part of Swamp Alley, In
said borough, which lies between the
west side of Grant street, where said
Grant -treet crosses said Swamp alley
on the north, and the east side of Gor
don alley, where said Gordon alley'
crosses said Swamp alley on the south.
The plans and specifications therefor
can be seen at the office of the Clerk of
Council.
J. C. Kino, President of Council.
Attest: C. W. Flyyn,
Clerk of Council.
See the baseball games between
Brookvllle and Reynoldsville August
15th; Corsica, Slgel and New Bethle
hem August 10th on Nolan Park Ath
letic Grounds. They will be hotly con
tested. Bargains in men's, iwomen's and chil
dren's oxfords at Adam's.
See the summer shirts at MilUrens.
Do you want your money's worth ?
Then buy a Watson town shoe at Adam's.
For fertilizer,' go to the Keystone
Hardware Co.
Men' easy work shoes, made of elk
skin. Price $3 00 a pair at Adam's.
Fresh stock fertilizer just arrived,
Keystone Hardware Co.