The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-08


elected directors for ensuing year. The
following were elected; Geo. II. Lewis,
f. A. Bell, A. G. Yates, S. b. Elliott
and Harry Yates.
A swarm of bees invaded the CONNER
cial hotel bar-room at Dubois one day
last week and had full sway for short
time. They imbided so freely of beer
and other intoxicants that many of
them died in their debauchery. The
liquid destroyer ''gets there" in due
time, but does not always kill on the
first drunk.
The Alumni Association of the Cen
tral State Normal School. of Lock
Haven, of which Prof. viii II. Stamey is
president, and viii J. Weaver Chair
man. have issued circulars announcing
the Commencement Exercises of the
school to be held from the 26th to
Both of this month at the Normal in
Lock Haven.
The musical entertainment i'm the
Opera House last evening did not re-
ceive the patronage that it deserved.
Prof. Jaquay assisted with the music on
Decoration Day and he thought the
kindness should have been reciprocated
by large attendance at his concert.
Reynoldsville never was much on musi-
cal entertainments.
Hon. S. b. Elliot, general manager of
the b., l.. & Y. G. NJ. c.. informs us
that he issued orders almost two years
ago forbidding any one soliciting sub
scriptions of any nature in the mines
save for charitable purposes, and that
his son, w. G. Elliott. solicited sub
scriptions in the mines the last time
without his knowledge or consent.
A lecture on"Turkey in Asia and Her
People," by Rev. Messiah Mesropian,
native missionary, will be delivered
this evening in the Baptist church.
The lecturer will appear in Turkish
costume, and deliver a most interesting
and instructive lecture concerning a
people unto whose ancestors Paul
preached. Admission free. A collec-
tion will be taken.
Lee n. Young, aChinese laundryman
of Dubois, was in Reynoldsville last
week looking for room to open laun-
dry. He failed to find suitable
place. Lee outstrides the general run
of Chinemen in becoming Americana
ed. He dresses like an American. keeps
his cue neatly done up under his hat,
sports gold ring and can use the
English language literally.
If Reynoldsville is to celebrate the
Glorious Forth it is high time that she
awake from her lethargy and commence
to prepare her decoration attire and lay
plans for a good time in general. We
understand that a number of our live
business men held meeting last eve
ming to consider the matter. There is
no excuse for town like this to be
drained of her citizens on the Fourth.
OF course not.
VIM. G. Bond, of Snyder township.
Republican candidate for Congress, was
in Reynoldsville several days last week
looking after his political interests in
this section and endeavoring to impress
the people with the thought that they
should support him at the primaries
next week. Mr.. Bond was candidate
for Senate four years ago. He is we'll
educated man and is not afraid of work.
be it on the farm or any other place.
The Titusville Express, on the A. V.
R'y, run into washout near Franklin
last Thursday evening, throwing the
engine and baggage car over the en-
bankment. The engineer, Alex. p. Reed,
Reed and fireman, Frank Shearer,
were so badly injured that they died
on Friday. Mr.. Reed has been haul
ing the pay car over the Low Grade
every month for almost two years. He
made the trip last month.
1t was only through the kindness OF
the Punxsutawney Neaos that the Spirit
of that place made its appearance last
week. The editor of the Spirit gets
real eloquent in his description of their
trouble caused by the inability of their
engine to do the work required of it.
For this act of kindness on the part of
the Ne,cs the Spirit has made this
promise: 1--WE will never refer to the
Nelcs as our measly contemporary as
long as we live."
John w. Phillippi, the Democrat can
didate for Assembly, was in Reynolds
vile Monday. Mr.. Phillippi is giving
himself no uneasiness about political
affairs at present, as he is the only can
didate for Assembly on the Democratic