The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-09-28

tne raw material at the eStabllsnment.
The jovlal jeweler, G. +. Hoffman,
has been unusually pleasant this week.
Some men do become wonderfully elated
when they can talk about little son
Casper has only had this privilege since
Sunday morning.
Most all our exchanges speak Of the
preparations being made by the schools
Of their towns to observe Columbus
Day, 2lst Of October. Will Reynolds
vile be behind? II is time to "get
move on" II anything is to be done.
A few Sons of st. George Of this
place went to Dubois last Friday to
attend an anniversary celebration Of the
Sons and Daughters of st. George Of
that place. The banner carried in the
procession by Gen. Grant lodge was Il
beauty. and IL costs one hundred dollars.
Ayers Sarsaparilla does what no
other blood medicine in existence can
do. II searches out all the impurities
in the system and expels them harm
lessly through the proper channels.
This is why Ayers Sarsaparilla is so
pre-eminently effective as remedy for
rheumatism.
a freight car climbed up on the pilot
of a. V. engine 81 in the Dubois yard
last Friday afternoon and knocked the
smokestack and headlight Off and
otherwise disiigured the engine. while
the box ear was demolished. Engine
y was in the yard as an extra and local
freight was doing some work when the
smash-up occurred.
Hon. j. w. Foust, the postmaster,
received very neat invitation last
Saturday to the formal opening Of the
World Fair on the twenty-first of next
month. A complimentary ticket also
accompanied the invitation. The i. NJ.
expects to get the invitation framed
and keep 1t as souvenir of the
Columbus Exposition.
Ridgway furnishes another sensation
for the public to talk about. The
masculine portion of the society
eruption is a prominent man of that
county seat. A pugilistic scene was
enacted on the street last week and now
Il twenty-five thousand dollar damage
suit is to follow. "If you dance you
must pay the fiddler"
George Burtop, jovial fellow Of the
Beechwoods settlement, called at THE
STAR Office Saturday and left a beautiful
boquet of fresh flowers that had been
neatly and tastily arranged. We are
thankful to George for the boquet, yet
we do not give him credit for the
arrangement Of the flowers; yea, verify,
we believe woman had hand in it..
For the benefit of the Big Run Echo
we mention the fact that Reynoldsville
is in Jefferson county, and not Clarion,
as stated by that paper last week. AS
the Echo was gotten out by the compost
tor and Christian Endeavor editor last
week, Bro. Ryland was not guilty of
placing us over in little county like
Clarion, nor for the plagiarism indulged
in by that paper.
The minutes of the seventh annual
meeting Of the Jefferson County w. G.
Il. u, which was held in the United
Presbyterian church of Belleview Aug.
3lst and Sept lst, reached this office,
with request to publish, on the Goth
inst. The minutes are lengthy, our
space limited that near publication day,
and, hence, do not appear for the
ediiication Of the readers of THE STAR.
On Thursday j. w. Bigley. benedict
of Empire, Pa, with his bride, stopped
at Hotel McConnell: and ON Friday
VIM. Miles, benedict of Summerville,
with his bride, stopped at Hotel Belnap.
We are unable to say whether the
young people of Reynoldsville have
become frightened and are using disin-
fectants or whether they are willing
that the town shall be afflicted with the
matrimonial fever.
Gas will be piped from Elk county to
Remove, Lock Haven and Williamsport,
a distance OF seventy-five miles, and the
expense of laying the line is estimated
at 100000. Natural gas will be a
luxury for the denizens of the three
cities where big floods are not unknown.
Work on the line is to be commenced
as soon as the charter is granted, an
application for which will be made to
the Governor on the 18th of October,
1892.
The travelling public will be agree
ably surprised to know that the big
"W" box at Falls Creek which has
been used so long as station is to be a